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Current Archaeology 415

September 5, 2024
  • Legends in the landscape: on the trail of ‘Merlin’s Grave’ in Tweedale
  • Nine millennia of life: excavations around New Ross in south-east Ireland
  • How to restore a manor: breathing life into a Grade II*-listed Norfolk building
  • A home for hunter-gatherers? Reconstructing ‘Britain’s oldest house’
  • Roman replicas: recreating the Hallaton helmet
  • Scottish origins for the Stonehenge Altar Stone?
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    Ancient Egypt Magazine 144

    August 19, 2024
  • Ancient Egyptian cats: hunter, pampered pet, divine goddess
  • Faking it: the New Kingdom’s faux-stone funerary vessels
  • The tale of an Amarna fresco: attempting to save a masterpiece
  • Current research in Egyptology: women in the workforce, and ethnicity in ancient Egypt
  • Abu Rowash: a forgotten royal necropolis of the early Old Kingdom
  • Visiting Egypt in 1912: a guided tour
  • Travels in an antique land: newly opened tombs on the West Bank at Luxor
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    Current Archaeology 414

    August 1, 2024
  • Stonehenge and the moon: exploring a Neolithic monument’s lunar links
  • Rediscovering Sheffield castle: from stronghold to ‘Steel City’
  • Birdoswald and beyond: excavating a civilian settlement on Hadrian’s Wall
  • Investigating underground in Iron Age Cornwall
  • Orchards in England: a fruitful wander through the agriculture of the past
  • Illuminating Anglesea: echoes of a later prehistoric ritualised landscape
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    Current World Archaeology 126

    July 18, 2024
  • Pompeii: the biggest dig in a generation
  • AI and archaeology: reconstructing ancient landscapes
  • Creatures of the Nile: what animals did for ancient Egypt
  • Seeking Bluetooth’s kingdom: a journey through Viking Denmark
  • Ghana: digging Christiansborg Castle
  • South America: monumental rock art
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    Current Archaeology 413

    July 4, 2024
  • Tracing tiles: exploring the industry that built Roman Cirencester and beyond
  • Viking surprises from Ipswich: tracing bone- and antler-working
  • New insights into Anglo-Saxon Leicestershire
  • Time Team trace Modbury’s Civil War story
  • Secrets from the sky: exploring monumental discoveries from Neolithic Ireland
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    Ancient Egypt Magazine 143

    June 20, 2024
  • A conundrum: what are these enigmatic golden cylinders from Nubia?
  • Dating the dead: chronology and context at Saqqara’s Sacred Animal Necropolis
  • Cooking recipes and drink preparation in ancient Egypt
  • Current research in Egyptology: burial practices, Kamal and Erman, and black coffins
  • Rediscovering Egypt: diving deeper into the Harrogate Collection in Swansea
  • Lapis Lazuli: precious stone from Afghanistan
  • The Temple of Hibis at Kharga Oasis
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    Current World Archaeology 125

    May 23, 2024
  • Villa life: new light on luxurious Roman residences in the Netherlands
  • Digging Benin City: excavations at the former royal palace
  • Submerged prehistoric settlements: seeing beneath the surface in the Balkans
  • Encircling the Empire: how Rome’s frontier network was chronicled
  • Albania: new excavations at Butrint
  • France: exposing an 11th-century abbey
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    Current Archaeology 411

    May 2, 2024
  • A villa unveiled: exploring luxury living and ‘ritual activity’ in Roman Oxfordshire
  • Horses in late medieval and Tudor London
  • A conflict reimagined: the Roman assault on Burnswark
  • A wonder of the world: London’s post-medieval waterfront
  • Ringing the changes: excavating Aspull’s mystery monument
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    Ancient Egypt Magazine 142

    April 18, 2024
  • Zenobia of Egypt: when the Queen of Palmyra ruled the Land of the Pharaohs
  • The last Cleopatras: their legacy as women of power
  • Precise construction of funerary structures: Qubbet el-Hawa (Aswan)
  • Predynastic art: Egypt’s earliest imagery
  • Rediscovering Egypt: the Harrogate Collection in Swansea
  • The meaning of Joseph’s Egyptian name
  • Travels in an antique land: two under-visited sites in Abydos
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    Current Archaeology 410

    April 4, 2024
  • Smallhythe: riverside Romans and a royal shipyard in Kent
  • Prehistoric rock art of South Wales: documenting a sacred landscape
  • Between the salt water and the sea strand: living in the Lincolnshire marshes
  • Visualising Venta Belgarum: Iron Age, Roman, and medieval Winchester
  • A tale of three giants? New evidence for the evolution of Cerne Abbas’ chalk colossus
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    Current World Archaeology 124

    March 21, 2024
  • Warriors of Rome: from soldiers to citizens in service of the Empire
  • Japan’s longest sword: unearthing the secrets of an extraordinary tomb
  • Mechanical marvels: the clockwork gadgets where East meets West
  • Mapping histories: recent fieldwork at Jebel Hafeet
  • Italy: the apogee of Monte Cassino
  • United States: new finds at Mesa Verde
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    Current Archaeology 409

    March 7, 2024
  • Legion: exploring the impact of the Roman army in Britain
  • Piety and plague: life and death at Cambridge’s Augustinian friary
  • Preserving the past: the Welsh heritage sector’s rich history and uncertain future
  • A rare wooden find: uncovering a Roman funerary bed in London
  • Family ties: examining ideas of kinship in the Bronze Age
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    Ancient Egypt Magazine 141

    February 15, 2024
  • Celestial Harmonies: astronomical cycles at the Temple of Dendera
  • Queen Tiye: Great of Dread
  • The modern resurrection of the Kushite kings of Egypt
  • A Taweret talisman for perilous pregnancy
  • Rome versus the Egyptian priesthood
  • Athribis: the Temple of Ptolemy XII
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    Current World Archaeology 123

    January 25, 2024
  • Japan’s royal tombs: investigating expressions of elite power
  • Monte Cassino: excavating one of the wonders of Christendom
  • New light on cave art: surprising Ice Age images in Spain
  • Jordan: global trade and ancient mobility on a Roman frontier
  • The Netherlands: an ancient solar calendar discovered
  • Australia: Sydney’s big dig
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    Military History Matters 138

    January 11, 2024
  • Burma ’44: was Imphal and Kohima Britain’s greatest victory?
  • The last charge: Von Bredow’s ‘Death Ride’, 1870
  • The Kaiser’s U-boats: Germany’s submarine threat
  • 1385 and all that: the failed French invasions
  • The spies who never were: double agents Brutus and Garbo
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