Rapports Archeo 2016/2

- Outeiro do Circo (Portugal) : a Late Bronze Age settlement

- 13th century Maya codex, long shrouded in controversy, proves genuine

- Evidence of warning signs before Neolithic community collapse

- Poggio Colla (Italie) : Religious Text on Ancient Stele Reveals Previously Unknown Etruscan Goddess

- Easter Island not destroyed by war, new analysis shows

- High-tech imaging reveals precolonial Mexican manuscript hidden from view for 500 years

- An ancient Mayan Copernicus

- La Loma del Real Tesoro II (Espagne) : First Bell Beaker earthwork enclosure found

- New method reveals the secrets of bog bodies

- Kourou (Guyanne) : des traces d'occupations précolombienne et coloniale

- Hala Sultan Tekke (Chypre) :Sensational grave find in Bronze Age city

- Population boom preceded early farming

- Mouroux (France) : Au temps des Gaulois

- Egypte / Soudan : the riddle of defensive structures of the Middle Nile

- Gebel Ramlah (Egypte) : the first shepherds of Africa

- Pueblo Bonito (USA) : Extra Fingers and Toes Were Revered

- Mona Island (Puerto Rico) : Cave discoveries shed new light on Native and European religious encounters in the Americas

- Ergué-Gabéric (France) : Découvertes au Parc Al Lann

- Ust-Polui (Russie) : 2,000-Year-Old Dog Graveyard Discovered

- Le Mans (France) : Artisanat Gallo-Romain à la Visitation

- Nanggu (Iles Solomon) : South Pacific Islanders may have used obsidian 3,000 years ago to make tattoos

- Montélimar (France) : la villa gallo-romaine de Maubec

- Campo Belo do Sul (Brésil) : Ancient Brazilians occupied the same houses for centuries

- Neolithic tombs were telescopes to view the stars

- Tangatatau (Cook Islands) : Voyaging in prehistoric Polynesia

- Nanjing(Chine) : Ancient Shrine That May Hold Buddha's Skull Bone Found in Crypt

- Nîmes (France) : découverte d'une église paléochrétienne et d'un cimetière

- South Uist (G-B) : Did the Gaelics 'tame' the Vikings?

- Tell Edfou (Egypte) : rise of urban planning

- Gird Lashkir ( Iraq Kurdistan) : site reveals evolution of the first cities of Mesopotamia

- Cape Espenberg (USA) : heavily leaded bronze artifacts found

- Álava (Espagne) : Livestock pens approximately 5,000 years old

- Achenheim (France) : Fureur meurtrière néolithique

- Yale researchers map 6,000 years of urban settlements

- Vikingborgen  (Danemark) :Viking fortress stumps archaeologists

- Dongola (Soudan) : archaeologists discovered dozens of paintings

- San Andrés (El Salvador) : How did Southeastern Mayan people overcome catastrophic eruption of Ilpango?

- Guadeloupe (France) : Fouille préventive au parc des Roches Gravées à Trois-Rivières

- Ancient crop remains record epic migration to Madagascar

- Guipavas (France) : La riche histoire du site Lavallot Nord

- Oxyrhynchus (Egypte) : Ancient ‘Mad Libs’ Papyri Contain Evil Spells of Sex and Subjugation

- Mystery of Mongol Retreat from Hungary Solved

- Fayum (Egypte) : archaeologists discover a medieval hermitage

- Chesapeake (USA): How Big Were Oysters in the Before Colonization?

- Assouan (Egypte) : A Burial of a prominent 12th Dynasty Lady uncovered

- Tombos (Soudan): Burial sites show how Nubians, Egyptians integrated communities thousands of years ago in Nile River Valley area

- Dainzú-Macuilxóchitl (Mexique): Painted Human Jawbones Used as Ancient Jewelry

- Naples (Italie): light on ancient Roman water system

- Ayia Irini (Grèce)- Aspects of Minoanization: New Evidence from the Northern Sector

- Las Ventanas (USA): 900-Year-Old Village Recorded in Volcanic Badlands

- Ancient Irish musical history found in modern India

- Tahcabo (Mexique): Digging the Secrets of Ancient Maya Gardeners in the Yucatan

- Scientists proclaim a new civilization in the Aegean Bronze Age

- Gizeh (Egypte): Youngest Ancient Egyptian human foetus 

- New archaeological method finds children were skilled ceramists during the Bronze Age

- Saint Jouan des Guérets (France): Du néolithique à nos jours

- Matariya (Egypte):  Possible ancient sanctuary of Nectanebo I and temple of Ramses II discovered

- Pucalá (Pérou): Women in a Temple of Death

- Östergötland (Suède): New interpretation of the Rok runestone inscription changes view of Viking Age

- Medieval women better dressed than men

- Mound Key (USA): Building on shells, mysteries of Calusa kingdom

- Suba Cave (Israël): Return to the Cave of John the Baptist

- Dahshur (Egypte): Results from the first measurements campaign in the Bent Pyramid

- Naours (France): les souterrains au temps de la Grande Guerre

- First performance in 1,000 years: 'Lost' songs from the Middle Ages are brought back to life

- Sacred shrew mummies reveal species distribution in ancient Egypt

- Iron age man was as fond of Swiss cheese as we are

- Angoulême (France): Vestiges de l'ancien château des Comtes

- Two volcanoes trigger crises of the late antiquity

- Study Ancient Maya Water Storage

- Elephantine (Egypte):  Barque station of Queen Hatshepsut discovered 

- Bédée-Pleumeleuc (France): un domaine rural antique

- Babylone (Iraq):  A 3,800-year journey from classroom to classroom