Egypt/Features/Issue 77/Issues/London The mystery of Naukratis Revealing Egypt’s international port From the late 7th century BC, the Nile Delta port of Naukratis was the world’s gateway to Egypt.…
Asia/Cambodia/Features/Issue 77/Issues LiDAR LiDAR – or Light Detection And Ranging – is a form of laser-scanning, initially used in meteorology. Over the past decade or…
Issue 76/Italy/Travel Abruzzo & Molise: Oliver Gilkes goes in search of the Samnites Late in the year the streets of modern Rome are visited by groups of strangely dressed men with soft felt hats and…
Issue 76/Italy/Travel Richard Hodges travels to … The Island of Lampedusa, Italy Flying south of Agrigento, the blue begins, even on All Saints’ Day. An Ionian light, it is the ravishing glory of the Middle Sea.…
Issue 76/Mexico/Travel/World 48 Hours in Mexico City: what to do and where to go Home to over 21 million people, Mexico City is a glorious, sprawling, beautiful, and endlessly captivating capital. As the city with the…
Features/Issue 76/Sweden A Fragrant Grave: Revealing the mummified remains of a 17th-century bishop In life, Bishop Peder Winstrup was a renowned theologian, chaplain to the king, and founding father of Lund University. In death, he has…
Colombia/Issue 74/Issues/Museum/South America/Travel/World Bogotá’s Gold Rush Modern Colombia boasts a treasure trove of ancient sites, including the mountain city of Ciudad Perdida (see CWA 53), the megalithic sculptures…