Issue 56/Egypt/Features Waking an Egyptian Chantress An undisturbed tomb in the Valley of the Kings reveals its 3,000-year-old secret…
Issue 56/Norway/Travel CWA travels to: Oslo Down on the quayside in front of Oslo’s fabulously functional City Hall, a small queue of tourists gather to catch the ferry…
Issue 56/Greece/Travel Richard Hodges travels to: Aegina As the aeroplane circled to land at Athens international airport, I half expected to see a riot on the runway. The hysteria…
Issue 55/Features/Guatemala Temple of the Night Sun The mighty temple of a little known Maya Kingdom, and the undisturbed tomb of its first ruler.…
Issue 55/Features/Morocco Forts of the French Foreign Legion Tales of the French Foreign Legion in the deserts of North Africa have fired the imagination of many an adventurous school boy.…
Issue 55/Features Monsters, virgins, and femme fatales Inspired by an engaging new book about women in the Ancient World, Christopher Catling asks: what do art, literature, and archaeology tell…
Issue 55/Features/Germany Heuneburg, Germany Previously thought to be little more than hillfort, is this actually the first Iron Age city north of the Alps?…