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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • Ancient Egypt Magazine 140

    December 14, 2023
  • Akhenaten: the battle for Egyptian identity
  • Surgery in ancient Egypt
  • Pyramid Man: Charles Piazzi Smyth
  • Cleopatra III: the female king
  • Carter’s rare linen ‘bag-tunic’
  • The sidelock of youth: the significance of a curious hairstyle
  • A journey through Sudan: the royal road to Meroë
  • Current Archaeology 406

    December 7, 2023
  • War, betrayal, and loss: retracing the story of the Klein Hollandia
  • Illuminating Icenian interactions with Rome at Caistor St Edmund
  • Christianity and continuity: exploring life in early medieval Wales
  • Hard times: investigating life in a 19th-century London workhouse
  • Monastic memories: hunting for Hyde Abbey in Winchester
  • Current World Archaeology 122

    November 23, 2023
  • A forgotten civilisation: exploring the lost world of Sanxingdui
  • Not just a stone age: extraordinary timber architecture at Kalambo Falls
  • Young versus Champollion: deciphering the decipherers of Egyptian hieroglyphs
  • Myanmar: cradle of empires
  • Tating ware: on the trail of a pottery paradox
  • Georgia: the Golden Age
  • Military History Matters 137

    November 9, 2023
  • Europe’s apocalypse: the horror of the Thirty Years’ War
  • Cromwell’s admiral: how Robert Blake remade the navy
  • They’re coming! The invasion scares of 1805 and 1940
  • The corpse that fooled Hitler: Operation Mincemeat
  • Dark shadows: Nathan Bedford Forrest & Fort Pillow, 1864
  • Current Archaeology 405

    November 2, 2023
  • Llanddwyn Island: illuminating centuries of sacred and secular life
  • A Victorian rock garden: ‘dahlia-mania’ at Stonehenge
  • Distilling the spirit of Northumbria’s Golden Age at Ad Gefrin
  • Alternative views: exploring ‘icons’ of the Hadrian’s Wall landscape
  • The tale of a tree: an archaeological history of Sycamore Gap
  • Rooted in the future: a cultural ecology of the Sycamore Gap tree
  • Avalon Archaeology: a new open-air museum in Somerset
  • Ancient Egypt Magazine 139

    October 12, 2023
  • Hunting lions: in search of Nubia’s endangered monuments
    •Crown Prince Ramesses: pharaoh-in-waiting

  • Hathor’s healing talismans: tattooed female figurines
  • Tutankhamun: the lost mansion of the golden pharaoh
  • Predynastic warfare: violence in the Nile Valley
  • The origins of silver: the bracelets of Hetepheres I
  • The meanings of life: the ankh hieroglyph
  • Current Archaeology 404

    October 5, 2023
  • Pinnacle of power: the Iron Age hillforts of Wales
  • A monumental mystery: the evolution of Arthur’s Stone
  • A Cheshire treasure: unpicking the Knutsford Hoard
  • The Hidden Valley: seeking Anglo-Saxons in in rural Lincolnshire
  • Excavating Ankerwycke: from priory to pleasure ground
  • Current World Archaeology 121

    September 21, 2023
  • China unearthed: a hidden history of tombs and offerings
  • A bitter harvest: slave labour and sugar on São Tomé
  • Sailing stony seas: seeking ship graffiti on Malta
  • Ancient Egypt and the dawn of literature: revisiting the oldest book in the world
  • Italy: an island prison on Ventotene
  • Greece: exploring prehistoric Volos
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