Winter 2015 Issue of Popular Archaeology Released
Eight new major articles on archaeological topics now published.
Uncovering the Secrets of Cosma
In a remote valley in north-central Peru, archaeologists are beginning to peel back the layers of monumental structures that may tell a forgotten story of an ancient people.
Affluence Explains Rise of Moralizing Religions, Suggests Study
Roots are in the rising standards of living of the "Axial Age" between 500 BCE and 300 BCE.
Archaeologists Excavate Ancient Wari Temple in Peru
Unprecedented D-shaped temple to be further investigated in 2015.
Penn Museum Exhibits Spectacular Finds from Ancient Panama
Gold and painted ceramics of the Coclé civilization to be unveiled.
Looting, Antiquities Trafficking Supporting ISIS, Say Officials
Calls are advanced to stem the tide of loss and destruction.
Archaeologists Discover First Evidence of Frankincense in British Roman Burials
The long-range imports provide new insights to burials and culture in Roman Britain.
King Richard III Case Closed After 529 Years
DNA, genealogical study confirms identity of remains and reveals new truths about the 15th century king's appearance and lineage.
Mastodons Disappeared From Ancient Beringia Before Humans Arrived
New radiocarbon dates on mastodon fossils suggest an early extinction in Beringia, with human hunters possibly a factor in the mammals' 'last stand' regions to the south.
Researchers Investigate ‘Vampire’ Remains in Polish Cemetery
The graves likely contained members of the local population, say study authors.
Prehistoric Farming on the Tibetan Plateau
Scientists find evidence of sustained farming thousands of years BCE.
Archaeologists Excavate Imperial Roman Structure
Excavations to include part of an ancient Roman road.
Popular Archaeology Now Top-Ranked
Magazine ranks No. 2 among world's top 20 magazine websites for archaeology, offers deep discounts to celebrate.
Climate Change Not a Cause of Bronze Age Collapse
Population decline must be attributed to other factors, say scientists.
Archaeologists Excavate Ancient Bronze Age Remains in Oman
Structures date to 3rd millennium BCE, revealing more about the ancient Magan civilization.
Researchers Challenge Accepted Theory on Tool Use Among Primates
Alternative view has implications for development of tool use among early human ancestors.
Archaeologists Investigate Underground Pyramidal Structure Beneath Orvieto, Italy
Site yields artifacts, architectural materials from the Etruscan period.
Archaeologists Uncover Massive Fortifications in Ancient City of King Midas
Terraced wall dated to 9th century BCE revealed, other new features unearthed.
Magnificent Ancient Roman Silver Treasure Revealed
Roman Treasure of Berthouville makes its debut after meticulous conservation efforts.
Pirate Blackbeard’s Newly Recovered Cannon to be Shared with Public
Freshly raised from the Atlantic seafloor, the c.1718 cannon will be shown along with other key artifacts.
