I was delighted to be invited to the fifth Shanghai Archaeology Forum last December, happily revived after the COVID closedowns. This meeting is becoming a major fixture in the archaeological calendar, for every two years the advisory committee is asked to adjudicate all the nominations for field discovery and research awards. This is a tough […]
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Archaeology this spring and summer at George Washington’s boyhood home in Stafford has focused on a kitchen discovered on the site. Field Director Judy Jobrek says more digging and research will take place at the site in 2025.
In the desert outside Kashgar, an oasis city in the far-western region of Xinjiang, an ancient Buddhist stupa rises out of the sand. Because of its conical shape, it is known as Mo’er, the word for “chimney” in the language of the native Uyghurs. The stupa and a temple next to it were probably built […]
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK—According to a statement released by the University of Copenhagen, an outbreak of plague may have contributed to a collapse of the farming populations of Scandinavia and northwestern Europe some 5,000 years ago. Scientists from the University of Gothenburg and the University of Copenhagen analyzed DNA samples taken from the remains of more than […]
By Aruzhan Ualikhanova in Culture, Editor’s Picks, Kazakhstan Region Profiles: A Deep Dive Into the Heart of Central Asia on 14 July 2024 ASTANA — Kazakhstan has emerged as a significant site for remarkable archaeological discoveries, revealing the area’s rich history and culture of ancient civilizations. Several important findings have been made, including the ancient […]
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