9/8/2010: Archaeologists are unearthing what some researchers say might be the one of the oldest inhabited places in present-day Utah

9/8/2010: Why does this pain me? Because while (as I have reported here before) geologist Mörner and his collaborator

9/7/2010: A previously unknown Bronze Age monument has been found in countryside near Cottingham.

9/6/2010: An old wooden box excavated from beneath an Arctic cairn is being flown unopened Monday to Ottawa from the Nunavut hamlet of Gjoa Haven

9/5/2010: German archaeologists have unearthed silver artefacts in a north German field which show that global trade was reaching even the North Seas

9/4/2010: A WORCESTERSHIRE County Council officer has made history by uncovering the secrets of a Iron-Age settlement near Bewdley in an international archaeological journal

9/3/2010: Could time travelers actually be caught in oldtime photos? Certainly, the concept is appealing, to some people. Indeed, earlier this year we had the same idea promoted in a fun way of a time traveling `Hipster'

8/31/2010: Notes on the back of a 400-year-old letter have revealed a previously unknown language once spoken by indigenous peoples of northern Peru, an archaeologist says.

8/31/2010: UFO believers ascertain that there is evidence in ancient texts that clearly describes ancient aerial battles taking place in ancient time. Did ancient cultures have somehow

8/29/2010: Since 2009, researchers from Bonn and Mexico have been systematically uncovering and mapping the old walls of Uxul, a Mayan city

8/27/2010: The scientists unearthed 64,000 year-old "stone points", which they say were probably arrow heads.

8/27/2010: The remains of a prehistoric child that were found in an underwater cave in Mexico four years ago have now been removed by a team of divers

8/26/2010: Do you come across a lot of ancient blubber concrete in the course of a normal day? I got some exciting news from Mattias Pettersson

8/26/2010: Bird calls ring from the forest, echoing amid the crumbling ruins whose darkened doorways have long beckoned explorers

8/26/2010: Archaeological remains dating back to the last Ice Age together with Iron Age and Roman settlements have been uncovered

8/25/2010: An ancient wall has been found as part of excavation work that started after an illegal excavation around the Apollo Temple in the Didim district of the Aegean

8/25/2010: Japanese archaeologists have discovered six ancient Buddha statues in Cambodia, a member of the team has said. Yukitsugu Tabata

8/25/2010: The "mystery stone," discovered on a mountainside in New Mexico, appears to be inscribed with ancient Greek or Hebrew. For decades, scholars have wondered

8/25/2010: An 8th BC century palace which Greek archaeologists claim was the home of Odysseus has been discovered in Ithaca, fuelling theories that the hero of Homer's epic

8/19/2010: Archaeologists attempting to unlock the secrets of the Great Pyramid of Giza have a new helper: a drill- and camera-toting robot

8/17/2010: part of archaeological village dating back to Neolithic Era, 1000 years before Christ, was discovered at Belaas Mountain located to the southeast of Hama Province, central Syria.

8/14/2010: North Korea has unearthed a large Koguryo mural tomb dating back to around the fifth century, a development archaeologists say will shed fresh light on folk culture

8/13/2010: After two years of work, British archaeologists finally uncovered a home of nomad hunters dating back about 11,000 years to 8,500 B.C

8/12/2010: Archaeologists have discovered several large buildings at the fortress of Caerleon in south Wales

8/12/2010: The genus Homo is no longer the sole primate lineage known to have used stone tools to consume the meat of large mammals

8/11/2010: Long dismissed as accidental additions to Viking graves, prehistoric "thunderstones"—fist-size stone tools resembling the Norse god

8/10/2010: Water, debris and possibly artifacts are pumped from the Patuxent River. This is the last day for this year that archaeologists are working

8/10/2010: Matthew R. Simmons, an energy investment banker and a leading proponent of the “peak oil” theory that claims the Earth is running out of crude, died yesterday.

8/7/2010: The State Highway Administration archaeological team continued peeling back layers of the unknown structure they uncovered near I-70.

8/6/2010: Workers stumbled on the structure while they were setting up a retaining wall before construction on the interstate bridge over South Street begins

8/5/2010: Archeologists have announced that they have discovered a long sealed tunnel that was hidden under the ruins

8/4/2010: Sixty-one petroglyphs and two bas-relief sculptures believed to 5,000 years old were found in the Dominican Republic

8/4/2010: An ancient bone discovered in the Philippines suggests that humans have been living there for a lot longer than previously thought

8/3/2010: When an incendiary bomb hit in World War II, Berlin's Tell Halaf archaeological museum went up in flames and its 3,000-year-old statues

8/2/2010: An archaeologist studying a remote Pacific island, world famous for its strange stone statues, says outsiders - and not its ancestors

8/1/2010: Evidence has emerged that the islands comprising the Philippines could have been inhabited by humans more than a dozen

7/30/2010: Archaeologists have uncovered an ancient Roman personal care set at Myra-Andriake in Antalya's district of Demre, Turkey

7/29/2010: A stone effigy monument, in the shape of a Blackfoot creator god named Napi, has been discovered in southern Alberta – south of the Red Deer River near the hamlet of Finnegan.