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
  • Current Archaeology 429

    November 6, 2025
  • Examining the Norton Disney dodecahedron: a mysterious artefact from the Roman world
  • 100 years of Woodhenge: from discovery to new dating evidence

  • A store of secrets: excavating military kit and personal possessions at Caerleon
  • Stories from the soil: exploring treasure finds in north-west England and Wales
  • Making accommodations: how 19th-century housing helped women’s independence
  • Ancient Egypt Magazine 151

    October 16, 2025
  • King Scorpion: ritual and power at the dawn of Egyptian kingship
  • The obelisk of Antinous: clues that might lead to the location of Antinous’ tomb
  • Hesyre the Dentist: the life and career of a court official, scribe, and world’s first dentist
  • Senusret III: warrior and innovator, one of the best known kings of the Twelfth Dynasty
  • The dragon roars: exploring the long and brilliant legacy of the Welsh Egyptologists
  • Egypt in Rovigo: Egyptian treasures of the Accademia dei Concordi in Rovigo, Italy
  • Out and about: the ‘Art of Cusae’ in Middle Kingdom tombs at Meir
  • The next best thing: the preservation of Egypt’s cultural heritage through 3-D replicas
  • Current Archaeology 428

    October 2, 2025
  • Cladh Hallan: examining life and death in the Bronze Age and Early Iron Age
  • The dangerous dead: exploring the cross-cultural continuity of deviant burials
  • The people of St Peter’s: encountering a community from 19th-century Blackburn
  • A tale of two hoards: interpreting collections from Carnoustie and Rosemarkie
  • Testing times: insights from experimental archaeology
  • Current World Archaeology 133

    September 18, 2025
  • Inside Koonalda Cave: examining extraordinary rock art in Australia
  • Uncovering Imet: an ancient Egyptian city in the Nile delta
  • Weapons from the water: secrets of Scandinavia’s first professional army
  • Côte D’Ivoire: early human activity in the West African rainforest
  • What life was like for the female inhabitants of Pompeii
  • Special report: recreating a Mycenaean battle
  • Military History Matters 148

    September 11, 2025
  • From World War to Cold War: the Iron Curtain descends on post-war Europe
  • Napoleon’s turncoats: the generals who turned traitor to revolutionary France
  • Battle for Magna Carta: the first Barons’ war, 1215-1217
  • King of the Vandals: the barbarian who made Rome tremble
  • David Olusoga: weapons that changed the world, and the film 1917
  • Current Archaeology 427

    September 4, 2025
  • Fashionable frescos: piecing together the cultural tastes of Roman London
  • Riverine reflections: the natural and cultural heritage of the Rother Valley
  • Little End: tracing the history of a long-vanished community
  • Celebrating the pioneering female archaeologists of Romano-British studies
  • DNA: revealing details of Anglo-Saxon diversity
  • Ancient Egypt Magazine 150

    August 21, 2025
  • Hierakonpolis: the Predynastic ‘City of the Falcon God’
  • Tattooing in the New Kingdom
  • Palestrina GraecoRoman Egypt in a stunning Nilotic mosaic
  • The reign and innovations of Khakheperra Senusret II
  • Aquila Dodgson, the oft-forgotten collector and polymath
  • Oxyrhynchus Papyri and the ordinary people of late ancient Egypt
  • Hands: not everything is as you would expect!
  • Out and about: The isolated Temple of Qasr el-Sagha
  • Current Archaeology 426

    August 7, 2025
  • Chamber of secrets: what tombs can tell us about Neolithic society in Ireland
  • Languages without words: exploring Ice Age art
  • Exploring the Viking North: Scandinavian influences in early medieval England
  • From warship to whaler: solving the mystery of a shipwreck in Orkney
  • ‘Cathedrals of commerce’: the Golden Age of the British High Street
  • Current World Archaeology 132

    July 24, 2025
  • Digging Apollonia Pontica: the rise and fall of an ancient Greek city
  • A golden hoard in Denmark: runes, religion, and royal power at Vindelev
  • The power of nature: seeking the origins of Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain devotional art
  • Polio in medieval Sweden: three burials and a dangerous disease
  • A most unusual pot: cosmic psychopomps and apotropaic pentagrams
  • Special report: studying ancient tattoos
  • Military History Matters 147

    July 10, 2025
  • The road to Armageddon: the Central Powers during WWI

  • Bombing Venice: inside WWII’s most delicate mission

  • The Anarchy: the first English civil war, 1135-1153

  • Switching sides: a traitorous history of military turncoats

  • Jewel of the Med: the 18th-century struggle for Menorca
  • Current Archaeology 425

    July 3, 2025
  • Revealing Roman Wroxeter: new insights from one of Britannia’s largest urban centres

  • The archaeology of parish churches: the peculiarities of excavating in sacred spaces 

  • A midlands milestone: 30 years of excavations with ULAS
  • A life on the tiles: exploring the work of David Neal as artist and archaeologist
  • Cutting-edge science at Fort Cumberland: the future of studying the past

  • Ancient Egypt Magazine 149

    June 19, 2025
  • Amenemhat II: the pharaoh behind the Great Sphinx of Tanis

  • Tattooing in the ancient Nile Valley

  • Ani’s life after death: Hathor and Opet

  • Cleopatra’s children: who survived?

  • Egypt in Constantinople: examining the monuments

  • Christiane Desroches Noblecourt: a legendary life

  • The Nile perch: the ‘King of Fish’
  • Travels in an Antique Land: hidden treasures
  • Current Archaeology 424

    June 5, 2025
  • Iron Age innovation or Roman land-grab? Exploring an evolving frontier landscape in South Yorkshire

  • A tale of two hillforts: investigating the inhabitants of Iron Age Leicestershire 

  • Words on the wave: tracing Continental connections in medieval Ireland

  • Subterranean Skye: exploring the significance of High Pasture Cave
  • Taking stock of the pot: creating and recreating the Glenfield Iron Age cauldrons
  • Current World Archaeology 131

    May 22, 2025
  • Germany’s Stonehenge? Digging a remarkable ritual landscape
  • Medieval Viterbo: early conclaves and a papal palace
  • The Hoby cups: Roman connections in Iron Age Denmark
  • Lapis Lazuli: an origin story
  • Rome: a tale of two archaeologists
  • Apsaros Roman fort, Georgia: guarding a distant shore
  • Tanzania: early bone-tool production
  • Military History Matters 146

    May 8, 2025
  • Endgame in Japan: World War II’s devastating final act
  • Operation Downfall: the planned invasions of Japan, 1945-1946
  • The last warrior monarch: William III and the Nine Years War
  • What makes commanders switch sides? A traitorous history of military turncoats
  • A new way of war: the road to Appomattox – a technological revolution
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