Features/Issue 59/Namibia Africa: Namib Desert A forgotten WWI battlefield lies in Africa’s Namib Desert. Few historical accounts exist of the campaigns fought here, so James Stejskal and…
Features/Issue 59/Italy Road to success: Roman globalisation In 312 BC, Appius Claudius set out to build a road from Rome to the south of Italy. So began the extensive…
Egypt/Features/Issue 59 Egyptian medicine To early Orientalists, they were exotic people who used arcane ritual and repulsive medicines; but in Antiquity, Egyptian doctors were regarded as…
Features/Issue 59/Turkey Cappadocia: Turkey’s mysterious hinterland Rocky Cappadocia played a significant role in the history of Byzantium, yet little is known of this remote area. Eric Cooper explores…
Features/Issue 59/Malta Tas-Silġ, Malta For nearly 5,000 years, the sanctuary site at Tas-Silġ lured worshippers to its idyllic island setting overlooking the blue waters of the…
Features/Germany/Issue 59 Cologne: Roman gateway to the Rhine Archaeologists in Cologne are completing the city’s biggest project of its kind ahead of construction for a new railway network. When it…
Issue 58/Malta/Travel CWA travels to Malta: Mdina & Rabat Just outside the fortified walls of Mdina, once the capital of Malta, are the remains of a fine example of a Roman…