Brèves archéologiques du 18 septembre 2020

Actualité:

• Angleterre: "Quarrying firm wins 'Stonehenge' battle"
• France: "INRAP : des avancées sociales insuffisantes"
• Iran: "Iran loses court battle over ancient carving"
• Iran: " Archaeologists wrap up excavation season at Valiran"
• Mexique: "Pollution said destroying pre-Aztec Mexican ruins"
• Vietnam: " Quan Quang Tri: préservation des puits datant de 4.000 ans"

Controverse:

• Amérique:"Bering land bridge theory disputed", plus d'info dans Les découvertes archéologiques
  

Découvertes:

• Allemagne: "Railway construction unearths ancient artifacts in Germany"
• Angleterre: " A prehistoric treasure trove spanning more than 100,000 years of Norfolk's past has been unearthed"
• Australie: " An archaeological dig at the Female Factory at Ross this month has uncovered many unique artefacts that give a new insight into the lives the prisoners led"
• Mali: "A team of archaeologists has discovered pieces of the oldest African pottery in central Mali"
• Niger: "De nouveaux fossiles découverts dans le nord du Niger"
• Pérou: "An enormous structure may have been built by the forced labor of the so-called Cloud People under Incan rule"

Etudes, recherche, fouilles en cours:

• Egypte: "Meteorites from under the pyramids"
• Iraq: "Ancient Iraqi Art Determined Poisonous"

Trafic d'antiquités, fouilles illégales

• Chypre: "An American foundation hands over centuries-old religious artworks."
• Roumanie: " Ancient gold bracelets on exhibition"