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Rapports Archeo 2017 - 2
- Bolivie : Unexpected agricultural production allowed pre-Hispanic society to flourish in arid Andes
- Easter Island had a cooperative community, analysis of giant hats reveals
- Bornholm (Danemark): Mysterious Stone Age rock
- Ziyaret Tepe (Turquie): Archaeologists Unearth Record of Ancient Assyria's Demise
- Trondheim (Norvège): Archaeological finds unearthed on the fly
- Venezuela : rock art mapped in unprecedented detail
- New study proposes greater sharing of data between farmers and archaeologists
- Sandbrauta (Norvège) : 3000-year-old graves found
- Bronze Age Iron Artifacts Likely Made from Meteoric Iron
- Egypte: First-of-its-kind mummy study reveals clues to girl's story
- Pegwell Bay, (G-B) : First evidence for Julius Caesar's invasion of Britain discovered
- Mystery Solved: How the Ancient Indus Civilization Survived Without Rivers
- USA : Archaeologist says fire, not corn, key to prehistoric survival in arid Southwest
- Tollerup (Danemark) : Lost medieval village discovered
- Puebla (Mexique) : Rare 400-Year-Old Map Traces Indigenous Roots
- Egypte : New treasures from Tutankhamun's tomb
- Jingchuan (Chine) : Cremated Remains of the 'Buddha' Discovered
- Gadachrili Gora (Géorgie): Earliest evidence of winemaking
- Sutz-Lattrigen (Suisse) : Three ways to preserve a Neolithic site
- The Bakhshali manuscript: The world's oldest zero?
- New research on the Caribbean's largest concentration of indigenous pre-Columbian rock art
- Oldest recorded solar eclipse helps date the Egyptian pharaohs
- Chine : Shipwreck found Dates to When Genghis Khan's Descendants Ruled China
- Jelling (Danemark) : Archaeologists excavate 400 Iron Age houses
- New challenge to centuries-old theories on Roman glass
- Aitape (Papouasie) : 6,000-year-old skull could be from the world's earliest known tsunami victim
- Oman : Oldest known marine navigation tool revealed with scanning technology
- Tracing Indigenous Australian ochre sources via microbial 'fingerprinting'
- Canyon Creek (USA) : new light on early turquoise mining in Southwest
- Volcanic eruptions linked to social unrest in Ancient Egypt
- Volcanic eruptions linked to social unrest in Ancient Egypt
- Køge (Danemark) : This tiny ornament may have belonged to Harold Bluetooth’s shaman
- The making of medieval bling
- Alizay et Igoville (France) : Des traces de pas millénaires
- Beyköy (Turquie) : 3,200-Year-Old Stone Inscription Tells of Trojan Prince, Sea People
- Carleon (G-B): How to feed an invading army thousands of miles from home
- Berenike (Egypte) : Archaeologists Find Rare Pet Cemetery
- Ancient grain reveals the development of the earliest cities
- Earliest evidence for a native African cultigen discovered in Eastern Sudan
- Finland's wetlands are an internationally significant archaeological repository
- Ancient textiles reveal differences in Mediterranean fabrics in the 1st millennium BC
- Folloni (Italie) : 700-year-old saint myth has been proven (almost) true
- Blue J (USA) : Images of a Chaco-era room block (LA 170609)
- Brazilian earthworks eerily similar to Ohio’s Hopewell mounds
- Earthquakes May Have Had Great Cultural Significance in Ancient Greek World
- Alta Fjord (Norvège) : Two new sites found with Stone Age art
- Ile de Pâques (Chili) : Solving the population puzzle
- Teotihuacan (Mexique) : unique urban design
- Trondheim (Norvège) : Early Viking Boat Grave Discovered
- Bibracte (France) : une construction intrigante
- Ile dePâques (Chili) : researcher attempts to read a unique writing
- Bakhshali (Pakistan): Indian Manuscript Contains Oldest Example of Mathematical Symbol ‘Zero’
- Erimi-Laonin tou Porakou (Chypre) : Archaeological excavations completed for 2017
- Saint Catherine’s Monastery (Egypte) : Lost Languages Discovered
- Quelepa (Salvador) : Ancient Remains Offer Clues About Early Americans
- Hazor (Israel) : 4,300-Year-Old Statue Head Depicts Mystery Pharaoh
- Harbor sediment core samples offer historic evidence of ancient Rome's plumbing
- Larsa (Iraq) : Mathematical mystery of ancient Babylonian clay tablet solved
- Agrigente (Italie) :World's oldest Italian wine just discovered
- Early Indian Ocean trade routes bring chicken, black rat to eastern Africa
- Pompéi (Italie) : Poisonings went hand in hand with the drinking water
- Herculaneum (Italie) : Remarkable artistry hidden in ancient Roman painting revealed
- Rach Nui (Viet Nam) : Archaeologists uncover ancient trading network
- Analysis finds defeat of Hannibal 'written in the coins of the Roman Empire
- Tayinat (Turquie) :Archaeologists uncover 3,000-year-old female statue at citadel gate complex
- Lufton -G-B) : Villa excavations reveal new details about famous fish mosaic
- Ancient pottery reveals insights on Iroquoian population's power in 16th century
- Zanzibar : Archaeologists locate early Portuguese churches
- Chaco Canyon (USA) : petroglyph may represent ancient total eclipse
- Krasnosamarskoe (Russie) : Sacrificed dog remains feed tales of Bronze Age ‘wolf-men’ warriors
- Tell Asmar (Iraq) :Ancient Fidget Spinner? Nope — That's a Weapon from Mesopotamia
- Carrowkeel (Irlande) : Secrets of ancient funeral practices revealed
- Algorithms identify the dynamics of prehistoric social networks in the Balkans
- Soctacocha / Yanacocha (Pérou) : Divers discover secrets... of the Inca