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January 30 – “Asteroid impact hazards ‘greatly overstated'” – New Scientist (UK)
January 30 – “Joshua – Jericho ‘impact event’ debate” – CCNet Post #16 (UK)
January 29 – “Egyptian tombs may be oldest yet” – Ananova (UK)
January 29 – “Intact Pterosaur Fossil with Long ‘Feather’ Discovered in China” – People’s Daily (China)
January 29 – “3,000 year-old area discovered in Suez” – Arabic News (Egypt)
January 28 – “After 80 years Egypt recovers Akhenaton’s sarcophagus” – State Information Service (Egypt)
January 27 – “Egypt recovers missing sarcophagus” – BBC News Online (UK)
January 27 – “Jellyfish jackpot found on fossil beach” – New Scientist (UK)
January 27 – “Sun king’s sarcophagus goes back home” – IOL (South Africa)
January 27 – “Ethiopian artefact returning home” – BBC News Online (UK)
January 27 – “Egypt receives stolen sarcophagus from Germany” – Ananova (UK)
January 25 – “Living museum to save heritage” – China Daily (China)
January 24 – “Mystery trench on Snowdon sparks meteorite theory” – Ananova (UK)
January 23 – “Shipwreck network launched” – Nature (UK)
January 23 – “Continued dance with tomb robbers” – Arabic News (Egypt)
January 22 – “Al-Farma, the oldest Abbassyan monument” – Arabic News (Egypt)
January 22 – “Egypt restores Akhenaton sarcophagus after 90 year-old absence” – Arabic News (Egypt) January 21 – “New and old notes on the Joshua ‘impact event'” – CCNet Post #11 (UK)
January 21 – “Stop Pillage of Congo Art” – The East African (Kenya)
January 21 – “China Begins Three Gorges Reservoir Bed Clean-up” – People’s Daily (China)
January 21 – “When did Earth get its first drink of water” – Astronomy.com USA)
January 21 – “Terrestrial impact craters” – CCNet Post #8 (UK)
January 21 – “King of the Pharaohs coffin set to return home” – Ananova (UK)
January 19 – “Lost city ‘could rewrite history'” – BBC News Online (UK)
January 18 – “Meteoric iron and impacts – 2nd Millennium BCE” – CCNet Post #10 (UK)
January 18 – “Nations squabble over antiquities” – BBC News Online (UK)
January 18 – “Over 2,000-Year-Old Bamboo Article Discovered in NW China” – People’s Daily (China)
January 18 – “‘Cursed’ exhibition makes visitors sick” – Ananova (UK)
January 17 – “The perils of losing your marbles” – BBC News Online (UK)
January 17 – “Roman tomb unearthed in Bourg Al-Arab” – Arabic News (Egypt)
January 17 – “Doctors in the dark over mummy’s curse” – Independent Online (South Africa)
January 17 – “Indian site suggests ancient civilisation” – BBC News Online (UK)
January 17 – “7500 BC “lost river” civilisation discovered off India’s western coast” – TerraNet Plus (Lebanon)
January 16 – “Indian civilisation ‘9,000 years old'” – BBC News Online (UK)
January 16 – “Lost civilisation from 7,500 BC discovered off Indian coast” – Ananova (UK)
January 16 – “MPs launch campaign to return Elgin Marbles” – Ananova (UK)
January 15 – “New campaign to send Elgin Marbles home” – Ananova (UK)
January 15 – “Iceman may have been ritually murdered” – IOL (South Africa)
January 15 – “Robbers lead archaeologists to tomb near Zeus’ oracle” – Ananova (UK)
January 15 – “Did ‘Iceman’ of Alps die as human sacrifice?” – National Geographic News (USA)
January 15 – “Iceman ‘was sacrifice to Alpine gods'” – Ananova (UK)
January 14 – “Impact imagery in ancient Mesopotamian omens” – CCNet Post #14 (UK)
January 14 – “Neanderthal superglue ‘was world’s first chewing gum'” – Ananova (UK)
January 13 – “Blashford-Snell under fire for ‘worthless’ expedition” – Daily Telegraph (UK)
January 11 – “Scientists uncover 70,000-year-old ornaments in South African cave” – Ananova (UK)
January 11 – “Man’s earliest ideas are written on ochre” – Cape Argus/IOL (South Africa)
January 11 – “There’s more to Ice Ages than Main Theory explains” – CCNet Post #3 (UK)
January 11 – “19 million-year-old elephant fossil found in Japan” – Ananova (UK)
January 11 – “The Universe is turquoise, say astronomers” – New Scientist (UK)
January 10 – “SA artists beat Europe by 35 000 years” – IOL (South Africa)
January 10 – “Stonehenge: an early impact warning device?” – CCNet Post #16 (UK)
January 09 – “Ancient fort makes way for development by bin Laden family” – Ananova (UK)
January 09 – “Archaeological find in Menya leads to discovering Ptolemaic city” – Arabic News (Egypt)
January 09 – “Asteroid misses Earth by 4 hours” – New Zealand Herald (New Zealand)
January 09 – “Saudis hit back over Mecca castle” – BBC News Online (UK)
January 07 – “Move to dismiss denied in Shultz antiquities case” – Archaeology.org (USA)
January 07 – “Clay Musician Figures Unearthed at West Han Dynasty Mausoleum” – People’s Daily (China)
January 07 – “Earth was just four hours from devastation” – IOL (South Africa)
January 07 – “Volatile markets were also a thing of the past” – Ananova (UK)
January 06 – “More dances with tomb robbers” – Al-Ahram Weekly (Egypt)
January 06 – “Neanderthals clever enough to make ‘superglue'” – Ananova (UK)
January 05 – “Archaeological fort in northern coast” – Arabic News (Egypt)
January 04 – “Archaeologists to survey condition of Afghanistan antiquities” – Ananova (UK)
January 04 – “Search for “Lost” Atlantis centers on Strait of Gibraltar” – National Geographic News (USA)
January 03 – “Lost Buddhist temples found in China” – Ananova (UK)
January 03 – “Roman town unearthed in north Sinai” – Arabic News (Egypt)
January 03 – “Archaeologist in touch with Midas?” – Independent Online (South Africa)
January 03 – “Civilization lost? – 120 miles north of Lima, Peru” – Christian Science Monitor (USA)
January 02 – “‘One in 20’ risk of ice sheet collapse” – SciDev.Net (UK)
January 02 – “Ancient tablet on ecological protection discovered in north China” – XinhuaNet (China)
January 01 – “Jupiter, under the influence of the Sun, puts on a glowing performance” – The Independent (UK)
January 2002 – “Lost Kingdoms of the Desert” – Fate Magazine (USA)
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