What is it? This late Ming dynasty map depicts China, the South China Sea, and surrounding lands. It was drawn in the…
David Thorpe reports on the first stages of fieldwork to uncover evidence of Lawrence of Arabia…
The British Academy axes Egypt and Iraq…
Increasingly, the School (its Officers and Council) have to keep a close eye on changes in the ‘research environment’ in the United…
The Iraq school is in many ways in even a worse situation than the EES, as they are more reliant on Academy…
A new exhibition in Hamburg, Germany is investigating one of the worlds most notorious women…
Only a couple of months ago CWA published Dominic Perring’s optimistic feature on Beirut’s archaeology. It was about the 12 year programme of…
Determining age at death is one of the first assessments made of a human skeleton. In juveniles, this is straightforward: the body…
The Annual European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Awards seek to show how keen the European Union is to…
CWA takes a look at the renovation project underway at Oxford's Ashmolean Museum…
An exhibition at the Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem features over a hundred examples of ancient glass from across the Classical World…
CWA look into the origins of the unique and beautiful yellow-green glass that has been produced in the Egyptian Sahara for thousands…
CWA editor, Nadia Durrani looks at the Byzantium exhibition at Somerset House…