A roundup of Secrets in the News for July 2021. Medieval French Coins Unearthed in Poland? A Mystery Begins New York Times: BISKUPIEC, Poland — During more than 10 years of tramping through fields and forests with ...

A roundup of Secrets in the News for June 2021. Ancient people lived at German ‘Stonehenge,’ site of brutal human sacrifices Live Science: GERMANY – Germany’s “Stonehenge,” an ancient ...

She Digs is a column from Secrets of the Dead featuring some of our favorite women in the archaeology field. In a special collaboration with Inside The Met, we feature Dr. Andrea Achi, Assistant Curator at New York’s ...

A roundup of Secrets in the News for May 2021. 2,000-year-old skeleton identified as senior Roman soldier on Vesuvius rescue mission NBC News: ROME — A 2,000-year-old skeleton belonged to a senior Roman soldier who ...

Meet our features for She Digs, a column featuring some of our favorite women in the archaeology field. Ayana Omilade Flewellen   A Miami native with deep roots in Texas, Dr. Flewellen developed an interest in history ...

A roundup of Secrets in the News for April 2021. USS Johnston: Sub dives to deepest-known shipwreck If you like this, you might like: Abandoning the Titanic BBC: A submersible has dived to the world’s deepest-known ...

A roundup of Secrets in the News for March 2021. 2,000-year-old chariot unearthed at Pompeii If you like this, you might like: Nero’s Sunken City Live Science: An ornate four-wheeled chariot of iron, bronze and ...

A roundup of Secrets in the News for February 2021. Dramatic discovery links Stonehenge to its original site – in Wales The Guardian: An ancient myth about Stonehenge, first recorded 900 years ago, tells of the wizard ...

A roundup of Secrets in the News for January 2021. Police recover 500-year-old stolen copy of Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘Salvator Mundi’ If you like this, you might like: Leonardo, The Man Who Saved Science ...

She Digs is a new column from Secrets of the Dead featuring some of our favorite women in the archaeology field. This month, we met with archaeologist Annalisa Heppner. She received her master’s degree from the ...