Features/Issue 109 Entering the hare paenga The archaeology of Rapa Nui is dominated by the Easter Island heads, but these were just one element of larger ceremonial complexes.…
Features/Greece/Issue 108 The Antikythera Mechanism A seemingly unassuming lump of corroded bronze has confounded investigators for more than a century, ever since it proved to contain precision…
Features/Issue 107/Jordan Jerash It is winter. The kitchen is humming with activity, as sheep’s wool is prepared for textile production and fires are kept up.…
Issue 106/Italy/Travel Travel: An Etruscan Renaissance in Florence What? Go to Florence to visit an archaeological museum? What about the great monuments of the Renaissance, or the museums and galleries…
Greece/Issue 106/Travel Richard Hodges: Sailing to Ithaca? Perpetually basking in a blazing luminous light, Ithaca boasts fine if unexceptional archaeological sites. With its well-signposted walking trails and numerous fish…
Features/Issue 106 Special Report: Save Burlington House New Burlington House, a large Palladian building in Mayfair, has been home to the Society of Antiquaries of London, the Linnean Society,…
Features/Issue 106/Norway The Follo Line Project Since 2013, the largest infrastructure project in modern Norwegian history has granted a team of more than 40 archaeologists an extraordinary glimpse…