Welcome to the third edition of Archaeology 2020. Every two months the Archive publishes a new update covering some of the most important archaeological, anthropological and other new discoveries. Enjoy!
Topics:
Rare Butchery Scene Found in 30,000-year-old Rock Art in India
Longer Overlap for Modern Humans and Neanderthals
Dozens of Prehistoric Sites discovered by Archaeology Volunteers Working at Home During Lockdown
Ancient Human Genomes Shed New Light on East Asia’s History
A Temple that Predates Stonehenge Reveals Architectural Planning may be Older than We Think
Carbon Dating, the Archaeological Workhorse, is Getting a Major Reboot
Oldest cousin of Native Americans Found in Russia
Scratching the Surface: Drones Cast New Light on Mystery of Nazca Lines
Pilbara Mining Blast Confirmed to have Destroyed 46,000yo Sites of ‘Staggering’ Significance
Dinosaur-dooming Asteroid Struck Earth at ‘Deadliest Possible’ Angle
Ancient Shrine Reveals how Marijuana was used to Evoke Religious Ecstasy
Ancient DNA is Offering Clues to Puzzle of Dead Sea Scrolls
Humans and Neanderthals: Less Different than Polar and Brown Bears
Oldest and Largest Maya Structure Discovered in Southern Mexico
Unparalleled Discovery of Ancient Skeletons Sheds Light on when People Started Eating Maize
Face of a 7,500-year-old Woman Reveals Gibraltar’s Earliest Humans
Entire Roman City Revealed Without any Digging
Denisovan DNA Influences Immune System of Modern-day Oceanian Populations
Discovery of Oldest Bow and Arrow Technology in Eurasia
Seafood Helped Prehistoric People Migrate Out of Africa
DNA Study Reveals Ireland’s Age of ‘God-kings’
Vast Neolithic Circle of Deep Shafts Found Near Stonehenge
Former Dornoch Man Discovers 5500-year-old Cup in Loch
Citizen Scientist Strikes Gold and makes Major 460-million-year-old Fossil Find
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