Features/Issue 116/Italy/Travel Ötzi’s one-man show I came upon him unexpectedly. He was not alone. To be fair, my mind was mulling over the previous room, which explained…
Features/Issue 115/Japan Circles of stone Numerous ancient stone circles are known in Japan, but how and why were these monuments built? Simon Kaner examines what these enigmatic…
Travel/Turkey Travel: Explore Cappadocia Türkiye is home to many diverse landscapes and geographies, but one of the most captivating is that of Cappadocia, in the centre…
Features/Issue 114/Mexico The Great Maya Aquifer The Spanish invaders of Mexico called them cenotes. This came from a mishearing of the Maya word tz’onot, which was used to…
Travel/Turkey Travel: Discover Muğla Province Muğla province sits on the coast of the Aegean Sea, in south-west Türkiye. In the past, the area has been home to…
Travel/Turkey Travel: Ancient Antalya Antalya Province is located in south-west Türkiye, along the Mediterranean coast. In the past, the region was the location of the ancient…
Features/Issue 113/Italy/Rome Digging Caesar’s Forum Fresh traces of urban life spanning almost three millennia are coming to light in central Rome. New Danish-Italian excavations have uncovered far…