Current World Archaeology 102

'- Megalithic jars of Laos: secrets from a mysterious civilisation
- Braving Armageddon: behind the scenes of a great excavation
- Roots of inequality: piecing together prehistoric family trees
- Saudi Arabian rock art: climate set in stone
- Crete: springs and solitude at ancient Lissos
- United States: Hamilton’s mobile home
- Serbia: the archaeological riches of the Danube

Current World Archaeology 102
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Current World Archaeology 102

Highlights:

  • Megalithic jars of Laos: secrets from a mysterious civilisation
  • Braving Armageddon: behind the scenes of a great excavation
  • Roots of inequality: piecing together prehistoric family trees
  • Saudi Arabian rock art: climate set in stone
  • Crete: springs and solitude at ancient Lissos
  • United States: Hamilton’s mobile home
  • Serbia: the archaeological riches of the Danube

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Post 1 image0 99 scaledChania: a new year’s day hikeAncient Kydonia, as Chania was known to Homer, owes its origins – like Knossos – to Neolithic times.