Castles of 'lost cities' revealed in Libyan desert   MSNBC - November 7, 2011

New evidence of a lost civilization in an area of the Sahara in Libya has emerged from images taken by satellites. "It is like someone coming to England and suddenly discovering all the medieval castles. These settlements had been unremarked and unrecorded under the (Moammar) Gadhafi regime," said project leader David Mattingly, professor of Roman archaeology at the university. The fall of the regime has opened up Libya to more exploration by archaeologists of its pre-Islamic heritage.

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Pavlopetri - Underwater town breaks antiquity record   New Scientist - October 22, 2009
Pavlopetri -- the world's oldest known submerged town   PhysOrg - October 21, 2009

The world's oldest known submerged town has been revealed through the discovery of late Neolithic pottery.
The finds were made during an archaeological survey of Pavlopetri, off the southern Laconia coast ...
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Largest Anglo-Saxon Treasure Found   National Geographic - September 26, 2009

Buried for centuries in a field in central England - two eagles flanking a fish, the Dark Ages treasure was one of more than 1,500 scattered gold and silver artifacts

Subway excavation uncovers Algeria's past   MSNBC - August 18, 2009
'No one could have imagined that the earth was hiding these relics'

Dominican Republic: Clues to Caribbean's earliest inhabitants   PhysOrg - August 18, 2009
... prehistoric water-filled cave has become a "treasure trove"
stone tools, a small primate skull in remarkable condition, and the claws,
jawbone and other bones of several species of sloths.

London's Oldest "Boardwalk" Found?   National Geographic - August 18, 2009

Ancient stone artwork discovered   BBC - August 18, 2009

Prehistoric artwork has been discovered by an amateur archaeologist at a Perthshire mountain range.

Subatomic Archaeology: Muons Meet the Mayan Pyramids Science News Online - December 14, 2007
Physicists plan to use muons generated by cosmic rays to probe the interior of the Pyramid of the Sun at Teotihuacán.
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Sprawling Angkor Brought Down By Overpopulation, Study Suggests National Geographic - August 14, 2007
Photo Gallery (6 Great Images) National Geographic - August 14, 2007
Map reveals ancient urban sprawl BBC - August 14, 2007

Long-lost community found around Angkor MSNBC - August 13, 2007

King Herod's Tomb Unearthed Near Jerusalem, Expert Says BBC - May 8, 2007

King Herod's ancient tomb 'found' BBC - May 8, 2007

Archaeologist have searched for the tomb at Herodium for 30 years.

King Herod's Tomb Unearthed Near Jerusalem, Expert Says National Geographic - May 8, 2007

Photo Gallery National Geographic - May 9, 2007

Ancient amber shows rich Amazon life ABC - August 29, 2006
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Newfound Book of Psalms Doesn't Predict Doom, Experts Say National Geographic - July 28, 2006

Some observers have expressed concern about the passage to which the book was open when it was discovered: Psalm 83. In the King James Bible the psalm tells of "the name of Israel" being wiped out.

Indonesia: 'Pompeii of the East' discovered - Lost Kingdom of Tambora BBC - February 28, 2006

An expedition to the site of the largest volcanic eruption in modern times has uncovered a lost kingdom. Wiped out in 1815 by the largest volcanic eruption in human history, the tiny kingdom is known only from a few reports from the Dutch and British colonial governments that ruled the East Indies in the 18th and early 19th centuries.
Lost civilization unearthed in Indonesia MSNBC - March 1, 2006

Settlement buried by ash, Pompeii-style, in volcanic eruption of 1815

Report Examines Ancient Mexican Footprint Claim BBC - December 1, 2005
Footprints discovered in Mexico are either more than one million years older than other evidence of humans in the Western Hemisphere or not footprints at all

Stone Age Cemetery, Artifacts Unearthed in Sahara National Geographic - October 29, 2005
Human skeletons and artifacts on the shores of an ancient lake in the Sahara.
Sahara Wikipedia