Viking-sverd funnet i Supraśl-elven, mulig iberiske slektsplaketter avdekket, og slangering fra middelalderen oppdaget i Oxford, m.m.

• New archaeological method links ancient mega settlements to modern concepts of human development (archaeologymag.com).

• Head of marble statue of goddess Tyche unearthed in Plovdiv, Bulgaria (archaeologymag.com).

• Ancient Roman chalice discovered in 6th-century Anglo-Saxon tomb in England (archaeologymag.com).

• Archaeologists find a vaulted structure beneath earthquake rubble (heritagedaily.com).

• Diver finds Viking era sword in Supraśl River (heritagedaily.com).

• Ancient maize samples in Brazilian caves suggest the crop's domestication may have been completed in South America (phys.org).

• Barbarian warriors in Roman times used stimulants in battle, findings suggest (phys.org).

• Implementing ancient agricultural practices to confront modern-day challenges of water scarcity and food insecurity (phys.org).

• Ancient Iberian slate plaques may be genealogical records (phys.org).

• New finds at San Casciano, gold and snakes from the mud (ansa.it).

• A Ming mystery: Earliest known Chinese inscription in Israel discovered in Jerusalem (jpost.com).

• Oxford: 16th serpent ring found at social housing site (oxformail.co.uk).