• Why Did Greenland’s Vikings Vanish?
  Smithsonian Magazine, 3/17
• Queen Elizabeth’s long-lost skirt to go on display after being found on a church altar in Herefordshire
  The Telegraph, 1/7/17
• Were Neanderthals Religious?
  NPR, 12/7/16
• Once dismissed as fake, Maya calendar is America’s oldest manuscript says Brown University scientists
  The Washington Post, 9/8/16
• Deep in the Swamps, Archaeologists Are Finding How Fugitive Slaves Kept Their Freedom
  Smithsonian Magazine, 9/16
• New archaeological clues may reshape vision of early Jamestown
  Daily Press, 7/31/16
• Remains of Lost Spanish Fort Found on South Carolina Coast
  ABC News, 7/26/16
• Ancient Silk Road hygiene sticks lead to a “fluke” discovery
  New Atlas, 7/22/16
• New cave discoveries shed light on Native American and European religious encounters in the Americas
  University of Leicester, 7/19/16
• At the bottom of the Arabian Sea, a 500-year-old shipwreck from the fleet of Vasco da Gama
  The Washington Post, 3/16/16
• Handwriting Expert Makes New Shakespeare Discoveries
  The Wall Street Journal, 3/9/16
• A medieval alchemical books reveals new secrets
  The British Museum, 2/5/16
• Bones of Thomas Becket to return to Canterbury – via Hungary
  The Telegraph, 1/21/16
• America’s Other Original Sin
  Slate, 1/18/16
• Luna Colony Found in Pensacola – America’s First Multi-Year European Settlement
  NorthEscambia.com, 12/17/15
• Suleiman the Magnificent’s tomb believed to have been found in Hungary
  The Guardian, 12/9/15
• Study undercuts idea that ‘medieval warm period’ was global
  Phys.org, 12/4/15
• Earliest Known Draft of King James Bible Is Found, Scholar Says
  The New York Times, 10/14/15
• Henry V warship buried in Hampshire: Historian pinpoints final resting place of one of medieval England’s greatest ships
  Independent, 10/11/15
• Shady dealings of William Shakespeare’s father ‘helped to fund son’s plays’
  The Guardian, 9/26/15
• Westminster Abbey lavatory block gives way to medieval burial find
  The Guardian, 9/22/15
• Virginia changing marker denoting where first Africans arrived in 1619
  Daily Press, 8/19/15
• Travel Back to Another Century with a Shipwreck Off the NC Coast
  WUNC, 7/17/15
• French tests on 259-year-old body
  BBC News, 6/3/15
• Rare Medieval Name Tags
  Medievalbooks.nl, 4/24/15
• Skirret: the forgotten Tudor vegetable
  The Telegraph, 4/22/15
• Why did Vinland fail?
  Medievalists.net, 11/26/13
• Map’s Hidden Marks Illuminate and Deepen Mystery of Lost Colony
  The New York Times, 5/3/12

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