Connected Sites
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Sandy Borg (2010 to present) Dept. of Museum Archaeology/Kalmar County Museum, The Linnéaus University and Stockholm University.
See www.sandbyborg.se
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University Laval Quebec (Canadian Epigraphic Mission) Reports up to 2010.
See www.xanthos.hst.ulaval.ca
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The University of Science Malaysia (USM) Archaeological Field Station opened in 2005 and will continue research (AB ev)
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Sibhudu Cave: "Ongoing excavations by the German University of Tübingen keep producing more material." - "Sibhudu Cave is currently under excavation." (AB Ev - 2024)
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"Melka Kunture was discovered in 1963. (...) Since 1999 excavations have been ongoing until present." (AB Ev)
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"The excavation of the site began in 1972 and lasted until the present (...)" (AB Ev)
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Archaelogical digs in the Old Fort led by the UAE in 2022 to investigate the origins of the Stone Town. A further expedition is planned in January 2023.
See www.ippmedia.com
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University of Sydney (Paphos theatre site) reports up to 2010 and plans for 2011
See www.paphostheatre.com
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"Overall, there are twenty-seven sites currently under research, including the (...) sites at the Niah Great Cave and the Painted Cave." (AB Ev - 2024)
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by the German Archaeological Institute
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Enns (ID No 14a-g): The Roman roots of Enns have been known since the Middle Ages. However, systematic and scientifically supervised excavations only began in the early 20th century and continue to this day.
See de.wikipedia.org
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Studies of Chinchorro archaeological sites at the mouth of the Camarones River have been carried out as a result of research initiatives initiated at the end of the fifties and continue to this day, motivated by different research aims that intend to reveal the presence of the territory's intense occupation. (Chinchorro Culture Nomination Text, p. 157)
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"There are fifteen ongoing archaeological excavations" (2023 AB Ev) – The Nomination file mentions ongoing (2023) archaeological research at Torre d'en Galmés and Cornia Nou. (Nomination file, p. 294) – There are several ongoing excavations cited on the website.
See www.menorcatalayotica.info
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The progressively expanding researches on the Hittite and Neo-Hittite period levels are in progress and can potentially bring to light new monuments of great historical and cultural value in the near future. (Executive summary, p. 4)
