Assam Tribune

The Archaeology Directorate here has acquired a Brahmi stone inscription that is described to be the largest of the stone inscriptions in Brahmi script found so far in the State. This has established beyond doubt expansion of the Brahmanical culture to far eastern areas of North Bank part of the State.

Al Ahram Weekly

Cleopatra's curse hung over the ancient city of Taposiris Magna, 50km west of Alexandria, where excavators combed the sand last Saturday looking for her resting place with her beloved Mark Anthony. Nevine El Aref witnessed the search

The Hindu

Over 85 copper plates and twelve bronze icons were found in the Kailasanathar temple in Kazhukanni Muttam in Tiruindalur village here on Thursday in a first of its kind archaeological discovery in Tamil Nadu.

Vancouver Sun

Locals say it could be the final resting place of Ajax's niece, contain a golden chariot and will unleash a horrible curse.

This is Hull

Students at a Hull college have literally seen history dug up before their eyes. Archaeological finds have been unearthed on the site of Wilberforce College in east Hull. And experts reckon the artefacts help fill in missing gaps about the city's ancient settlements.

Viet Nam News

Ancient copper furnaces recently unearthed at an archaeological site in Dong Anh, in the north of Ha Noi, have shed important light on the Metal Age, according to archaeologists.

Deccan Chronicle

The department of archaeology and museums on Friday received a treasure trove comprising 20 silver coins of the Mughal era from Garla mandal in Khammam district.

Art Daily

The creation of the Mexican Digital Library represents the only option to recover at least 20 Prehispanic Codex that survived the Conquest, to present guarded in libraries around the world; "the day we gather most of these ancient documents digitally we will have a great virtual Amoxcalli that will let us understand better Mesoamerican world".

CBC

The remnants of the original church where Acadian men and boys were rounded up in 1755 and told they would be expelled may have been unearthed at the Grand Pre National Historic Site in Nova Scotia.

France24

The remains of Nicolas Copernicus, the 16th century father of modern astronomy, were reburied in a Polish cathedral Saturday as a cleric expressed regret for Church condemnation of his theories.