Ancient Necropolis Discovered Near Bethlehem

An ancient necropolis that originally contained over 100 tomb has been discovered near Bethlehem.

http://www.livescience.com/53939-ancient-burial-ground-found-near-bethlehem.html

New Radar Scans of Tutankhamun's Tomb to be Performed on April 2nd

New radar scans of Tutankhamun's tomb will be performed on April 2 Egypt's antiquities ministry says. The scans will try to determine of a hidden burial chamber exists.

http://www.livescience.com/53881-scans-of-king-tut-tomb-hidden-chambers.html

"Love" & "Rome" - Brooch with Palindrome Discovered on Isle of Wight

Read left to right the monogram means "Roma" the name of Rome and its deity. Read right to left it means "Amor" the Latin name for Cupid the god of love. It has additional meaning if you attach a second brooch with another monogram beside it.

http://www.livescience.com/53663-ancient-roman-brooch-contains-lovely-palindrome.html

Samurai Train Police in 19th century Martial Arts Book

Samurai train police in a newly translated 19th century martial arts book. In the intro to the book a samurai named Ohara Shigeya wrote that.

"Life is precious. One should walk the road of charity and benevolence. The crime should be hated, not the person. Everything should be based on the law."

http://www.livescience.com/53582-samurai-martial-arts-manual-for-cops-revealed.html

5,000 Year-Old Drawings & Hieroglyphs Discovered in Sinai Desert

About 60 drawings and hieroglyphic inscriptions have been discovered at the site of Wadi Ameyra in the Sinai Desert. 

http://www.livescience.com/53406-early-egyptian-queen-revealed-in-hieroglyphs.html

2,200 Year-Old Prosthetic Leg Discovered in China

A prosthetic leg dating back 2,200 years has been discovered in a tomb in China. It was used by a man who had a left knee that was fused at an 80 degree angle.

http://www.livescience.com/53321-ancient-prosthetic-leg-with-hoofed-foot-discovered.html

Archaeologists Return to Northern Iraq

As ISIL is pushed back from Northern Iraq archaeologists have resumed work in the region. At Shanidar Cave several discoveries have been made include new Neanderthal skeletal remains.

http://www.livescience.com/53248-archaeologists-return-to-iraq.html