So far there hasn't been a lot of archaeology in 2020.  There are a few excavations and mappings around the world. The recent discoveries that they have found have provided archaeologist and scientist some new insights into their world.  Since several ancient sites are now reopening, archaeologist are now able to resume their excavation thoroughly.  Several well-known sites have reopened for the public however the tourist have to follow safety guidelines and take extra precaution when they are in a remote place.  Archaeological excavation and tourism will likely remain open for the rest of the year and possibly next year also.

Article

https://apnews.com/article/maya-ruins-mexico-archaeology-dfcf0010db82347708b25efb942ad884

 

 

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Experts in Mexico said Wednesday they have detected more than 2,000 pre-Hispanic ruins or clusters of artefacts

 

Some Sapmi people have Mongoloid features and there are a few that do look like Siberians or Asians, most of them look northern European.  They were possibly the first people to inhabit the Scandinavian territory 3,000 years ago or older.  They are nomadic reindeer herders.  They are also known as Sami, Lapps or Laplanders.

wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%A1mi_people

Sapmi territory in Scandinavia

What major ancient structures could locals and tourist visit in Philippines?  

Banaue Rice Terraces and other rice terraces of the Philippines Cordilleras

Binuangan Megastructures

Idjang

Recent or Ancient?

Antique Rice Terraces - around 200 years old but some say older.

Space archaeologist Sarah Parcak launches TED prize wish: GlobalXplorer

https://www.uab.edu/news/people/item/7942-space-archaeologist-dr-sarah-parcak-launches-her-ted-prize-wish-globalxplorer