Wall Street Journal

C. Leonard Woolley's first excavations at Ur, in southern Iraq, coincided with Howard Carter's 1922 discovery, in Egypt, of King Tutankhamen's tomb. This grand-scale archaeology captured the popular imagination: Its practitioners were hailed as heroes, their theories were trumpeted in the mass media, and their finds influenced fashion.

Peoples Daily Online

On Dec. 27 of 2009, National Cultural Relics Bureau made an announcement that an ancient tomb discovered in Anyang, Henan province was assured to be the tomb of Cao Cao, a renowned warlord and politician in the third century, after a year's excavation. There are 6 main reasons make archeologist believe the owner is him.

CCTV

Archeologists have discovered a sprawling tomb complex near the ancient city of Anyang, in Henan Province. After consulting historical documents and comparing other cultural relics, they say the tomb most likely belonged to Cao Cao, a prominent figure during ancient China's Three Kingdoms period more than 2,000 years ago.

Global Arab Network

Qalamoun towering Mountains embrace many cities and towns where man has built the most ancient civilizations in the natural caves at the mountains and the valleys surrounding the cities.

Scotsman

2009 was an exceptional year of archaeological discovery in Scotland. Here, Jim Gilchrist analyses its importance to the understanding of our forebears

Indian Express

A 7th century Buddha statue has been discovered in Kargil: the tallest Buddha statue ever found in the state.

Brunei News

IT WAS about 500 years ago. Ships were plying throughout Southeast Asia. From Southern China all the way down to today's Vietnam and Thailand, traders were plying potteries and other goods bringing them from all over the ports of Vietnam, Thailand and China and bringing them to Melaka to be brought to the Europeans. But inter regional trade was also strong. A number of those ships also brought the goods eastward to Philippines and Brunei.

Peoples Daily Online

Stonewares of the Neolithic Age have been found in Medog County, Nyingchi Prefecture, southeastern Tibet, according to the Nyingchi Prefectural Bureau of Culture, Radio and Television.

Houston Chronicle

Led by the state historical commission, archaeologists searches for clues to the past at the site of the Bernardo Plantation, settled in 1822

BBC

A Turkish archaeologist has called on his government to demand that Italy return the bones of St Nicholas to their original resting place.