Science Daily

A new study that reports precise ages for glacial moraines in southern Peru links climate swings in the tropics to those of Europe and North America during the Little Ice Age approximately 150 to 350 years ago.

Chronicle Herald

An archeological find of cattle and fish bones, part of an arrowhead, bits of ceramic pottery, metal scraps, dirt samples, and lots and lots of shells may not be as exciting as gold and precious jewels.

Latin American Herald Tribune

A Chilean family who was removing the soil from the yard of their home where they were planning to do some construction got a big surprise when they found four skeletons dating from 320 B.C., La Segunda daily reported Monday.

The Australian

AFTER five years of arguments over the so-called hobbits, the University of New England paleoanthropologist who formally described the tiny new hominin species from the Indonesian island of Flores is facing another wave of controversy.

Jerusalem Post

On a good day, you can see it from a distance. It stands proudly on a ridge below a higher peak at a site where you would least expect to see a fine Roman structure. Although it lies in ruins, the white structure stands out in a landscape of black basalt rocks, typical of the Golan. Before 1967, it was the site of a Syrian military bunker.

Daily Yomiuri

Twenty stone tools believed to be the oldest discovered in the nation have been excavated from a midPaleolithic period geological layer, dating back 120,000 years, at an archeological site in Izumo, Shimane Prefecture, researchers said Tuesday.

Wanganui Chronicle

Archaeologists have begun their task of revealing whatever secrets might be buried in a prehistoric midden in a section of the Whanganui riverbank along Putiki Dr.

Bulgarian Archaeological Association

By the first century A.D., the Romans had expanded their imperial reach into the eastern Balkans of present day Europe.

Hurriyet Daily News

The Turkish government has allocated a budget to restore an ancient lighthouse, believed to be the world's oldest.

Bristol Evening Post

A Roman skeleton has been found during an archaeological dig at one of Weston super Mare's most prominent buildings.