Ancient Egypt Magazine 155

June 18, 2026
  • The mineral wealth of Pharaonic Egypt: how geology led to wealth
  • Jacques de Morgan, French mining engineer and archaeologist, at Dahshur
  • Pain relief in ancient Egypt: plant-based remedies
  • The Lost Kingdom of Yam: in search of a mysterious land
  • Beyond Montet: new discoveries in the royal necropolis of Tanis
  • Bread, beer, and economics: grain for wages and taxes.
  • Karl Harris visits Amarna’s Central City and South Tombs
  • Current Archaeology 436

    June 4, 2026
  • The Berlanga Cup: piecing together Roman views of Hadrian’s Wall
  • Lost seal of Edward the Confessor found
  • Investigating Roman York’s gypsum burials
  • New perspectives on a Neolithic crannog on the Isle of Lewis
  • Exploring wartime archaeology at RAF East Fortune
  • Forging Scotland’s story: the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
  • Current World Archaeology 137

    May 21, 2026
  • Ramses the Great: how a pharaoh built his legacy
  • Roman siege warfare: republican strategies in Hispania and Gaul
  • Ancient ivory trade: rethinking its scope and impact
  • Monuments of kingship: power, memory, and belief at Jelling
  • Constructing coral cottages: a new study of Pacific architecture
  • Richard Hodges revisits a monastic settlement on Holy Island in County Clare
  • Current Archaeology 435

    May 7, 2026
  • Buried at Broadway: uncovering 8,000 years of Worcestershire past
  • Llanbedrgoch: exploring a unique early medieval trading centre on Anglesey
  • Lechlade’s buried secrets: revisiting a long-lived ritual landscape in Gloucestershire
  • Marking five years since the return of Time Team
  • Aubrey Burl and The Stone Circles of the British Isles
  • Examining three early Anglo-Saxon burial sites from Buckinghamshire
  • Ancient Egypt Magazine 154

    April 16, 2026
  • Libyan Pharaohs: how foreign kings came to rule Egypt
  • Auguste Mariette: founder of Egypt’s first museum and antiquities service
  • Old Kingdom tomb scenes: rare painted scenes from Dahshur
  • Reconstructing the furniture found in the Tomb of Hetepheres I
  • Reassembling Tutankhamun’s tomb: a new digital platform
  • The tentmakers of Old Cairo
  • Depictions of birds in ancient Egyptian tomb scenes
  • Out and about: a visitor’s guide to Amarna
  • Current World Archaeology 136

    March 19, 2026
  • Surveying Falerii Novi: the development of a Roman town
  • An island kingdom: extraordinary Hawaiian ancestral art
  • In the heart of the Sahara: the rock art of Wadi Djerat
  • Re-examining the Hjortsprint boat
  • Discovering Denmark: from prehistoric burials to Viking age power
  • Exploring ancient graffiti in Pompeii
  • Current Archaeology 433

    March 5, 2026
  • Prosperity and plague: Broughton Lodge’s Anglo-Saxon cemetery
  • Late Roman and early medieval silver
  • Examining the lives of Britain’s oldest church doors
  • Evidence of a Roman villa estate at Milton, Cambridgeshire
  • Sarsen study sheds new light on the construction of Stonehenge
  • Ancient Egypt Magazine 153

    February 19, 2026
  • Purple fever: was this just a Middle Kingdom fad?
  • Terenouthis: a Roman town in Egypt
  • Dows Dunham and the tomb of Queen Hetepheres
  • Cancer in ancient Egypt
  • The development of the postal system in ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia
  • The last of the Twelfth Dynasty kings
  • Out and about: visiting the archaeological museum in Alexandria
  • Current Archaeology 432

    February 5, 2026
  • Exploring the archaeology of Ben Lomond
  • The history of the ‘Hill of Goats’: the Yeavering excavations
  • Surveying rock-art discoveries in the Peak District National Park
  • Tracing the evolution of attitudes towards mental health of Clifton Hospital, York
  • Special report: examining the Norfolk Carnyx Hoard
  • Current World Archaeology 135

    January 22, 2026
  • The making of ancient Egypt: Glimpsing the artisans behind the artefacts
  • 109 Roman mounts: Excavating a military horse cemetery
  • Heritage on the Antarctic Peninsula
  • Communicating classical antiquity: The making of a museum of ancient art
  • Charles Williams and the remarkable Roman frescoes he discovered in Corinth
  • Phaselis: How a coastal location brought both wealth and war to this ancient city
  • Military History Matters 150

    January 15, 2026
  • The Spitfire at 90: the birth of an aviation legend
  • Verdun, 1916: the longest battle of World War I
  • Berlin, year zero: tensions in Germany’s ruined capital
  • Blood transfusion: Britain’s war-winning medical innovation
  • The American Revolution part 3: examining the crucial events of 1777-1780
  • Current Archaeology 431

    January 8, 2026
  • Earliest evidence of human fire-making found in Suffolk
  • Exploring the geology of Hadrian’s Wall
  • Rediscovering West London’s lost landscapes at Sipson Farm
  • Lord of the Isles: uncovering Finlaggan’s elite archaeology
  • Hadrian’s Wall and its trees: from Sycamore Gap to the Vindolanda tablets
  • Ancient Egypt Magazine 152

    December 18, 2025
  • Amenemhat III: last of the great Middle Kingdom pharaohs
  • In the shadow of Hathor: exploring the Temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahri
  • Harry Burton: sculpting the ancient history of Egypt with light
  • Medicine in ancient Egypt…and Wales
  • Exploring the treasures of the Pharaohs in Rome
  • Dates: the taste of sweetness in ancient Egypt
  • Out and about: taking a steep walk up to the Temple of Horus at Thoth Hill
  • Current Archaeology 430

    December 4, 2025
  • Rendlesham rediscovered: landscapes of power in early medieval East Anglia
  • People of the past: Scotland’s archaeological human remains
  • Rediscovering the many lives of the Woolwich Rotunda
  • Exploring intertidal and inland sites with the Nautical Archaeology Society
  • Must Farm Bronze Age boats at Flag Fen Archaeology Park
  • Current World Archaeology 134

    November 20, 2025
  • Building Petra: ordinary lives and extraordinary architecture
  • Mycenaean Pylos: from princes to a palace in Greece
  • The changing faces of Easter Island: shape-shifting figurines
  • Small rings, great power: assessing the Vimose mail coat
  • Corinth’s greatest treasure
  • Special report: an ancient solar observatory at Chankillo in Peru 
  • Military History Matters 149

    November 13, 2025
  • 250th anniversary: revolution in America, the fight for independence 
  • Under the Soviet heel: the crushing of eastern Europe
  • Balkan breakdown: Bulgaria’s belated and ultimately disastrous entry into WWI
  • Lest we forget: uncovering the stories behind the UK’s war memorials
  • Assault on Shaizar: how the legendary Assassins were defeated by middle-aged women
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