The present amber bibliography covers the period of Lithuanian Archaeological literature from 1792 to 2001.

Short synopsis of the archaeology of Lithuania.

Contributors from Lithuania have submitted the following bibliographic material, which has appeared in Amber in Lithuanian Archaeological Literature, and was reproduced with permission.

The archaeologists of Lithuania are digging themselves out of their professional isolation towards the west with the help of researchers from Bergen.

From The Baltic Times, in the 1970s, Lithuanian archaeologists began following up rumours of a magnificent ancient city, stumbling across a site about 35 km from Vilnius unscathed by war and industrial development, which many now call Lithuania?s first capital ? Kernave.

Synopsis of the Museum's archaeological collections, and collecting strategy.

A group of imagitive Lithuanian scholars decided to breathe some life into archaeology and put together the first "Living Archeology Festival

From Ananova, the remains of 2,000 soldiers discovered in a mass grave are from Napoleon's army.

No. 1745, enacted, 5 November 2002.