Magazines - Page 5

September 14, 2023

Wellington at war: how Britain’s greatest general made his name

The British Templars: new light on a crusading warrior elite

Master of the dark arts: Dudley Clarke, pioneer of deception

In Flanders Fields: the cemeteries of WWI

Arminius: Hitler’s barbarian hero

Current Archaeology 403

September 7, 2023

Dark satanic mills: tracing the lives of 19th-century pauper apprentices

Ballynahatty: reconstructing a rare Neolithic timber monument

The South Downs from above: human history from the Neolithic to the Cold War

Exploring local life before and after Hadrian’s Wall

The Connington teenager: being ‘different’ in Anglo-Saxon England

Ancient Egypt·Magazines

Ancient Egypt Magazine 138

Ancient Egypt

August 10, 2023

Poisonous paint: exotic but dangerous pigments in ancient Egyptian art

House of Life: the central repository of knowledge

Cleopatra II: the ‘traditionally untraditional’ queen

Huy: the High Steward Amenhotep

Magical honey: unusual uses in ancient Egypt

Reflecting ancient life: precious mirrors

Current Archaeology 402

August 3, 2023

Beyond Birdoswald: exploring life and death outside a Hadrian’s Wall fort

Magnifying Milecastle 46: new excavations at the Hadrian’s Wall site

Gladiators: arena spectacles in Roman Britain

Vernacular houses in Jersey: hints from Hamptonne

Unearthing a medieval mystery: searching for Saline’s lost church

Archaeology on prescription: using fieldwork to support York’s mental health

Magazines·World Archaeology

Current World Archaeology 120

World Archaeology

July 20, 2023

La Tène: rethinking a legendary site

Troy’s neighbour: the powerful prehistoric city at Liman Tepe

Landscape and legend: exploring ancient myths in Sicily

Indiana Jones and the nature of archaeology

Kefalonia: the buccaneer and the castle

Magazines·Military History

Military History Matters 135

July 13, 2023

Nelson and the Nile: The Battle of Aboukir Bay, 1798

Europe 1943: turning the tide of WWII

Cromwell and Fairfax: how the English Civil War was won

Terror in Tuscany: the cruel siege of Siena

American Patriot: Paul Revere’s ‘midnight ride’

Current Archaeology 401

July 5, 2023

Lost orders: Time Team and the Knights Hospitaller of Halston Hall

Discovering the distinctiveness of Cornish architecture

Fortress Londinium: tracing London’s Roman defences

The bare bones: Neolithic monuments of the North Channel

Magazines·Minerva

Minerva Magazine 202

Minerva Magazine

June 20, 2023

The gods of Dura-Europos

Making a splash

Secrets of their craft

All creatures great and small

Visions of Mary Magdalene

Eleusinian mysteries

Ancient Egypt·Magazines

Ancient Egypt Magazine 137

Ancient Egypt

June 8, 2023

Saints or sinners? Priests behaving badly in ancient Egypt

The first Cleopatra: Syrian princess

The Thirteenth Dynasty: the remarkable Vizier Ankhu

Tell el-Farkha: an exceptional Predynastic site in the Nile Delta

The Book of the Heavenly Cow: investigating an ancient Egyptian myth

Unexpected Egypt: encounters with artefacts in unlikely places

Travels in an Antique Land: the rock-cut tombs of el-Hawawish

Current Archaeology 400

June 6, 2023

Surprises from the Roman frontier: investigating a new turret on Hadrian’s Wall

Archaeology for all: can social value save archaeology from extinction?

Seeking seclusion: tracing medieval hermits in Britain and Ireland

Excavations and attractions: celebrating half a century of the York Archaeological Trust

Magazines·World Archaeology

Current World Archaeology 119

World Archaeology

May 18, 2023

Rethinking the role of Persian and Greek luxury

Investigating the transition to settled and farming lifestyles on the Konya Plain

Exploring Persia’s northern defences in late antiquity

The archaeological gems of Greece’s forgotten highlands

Grama Bay: a crossroads in the Mediterranean

Magazines·Military History

Military History Matters 134

May 11, 2023

Cunningham and Cape Matapan: taking on Mussolini’s battle fleet

Gettysburg: the five key myths

Battlefield Ukraine: lessons from history

The real Vlad Dracula: in search of a 15th-century warlord

The World at War: fifty years of a television classic

Current Archaeology 399

May 9, 2023

Life and death in prehistoric Ponteland

Reimagining Roman Richborough

Revisiting villas in Roman Britain

How ancient odours can bring the past to life

Tracing a later prehistoric engraved stone from Shropshire

Magazines·Minerva

Minerva Magazine 201

Minerva Magazine

April 20, 2023

The rise of royalty in prehistoric Europe

Exploring interpretations of the Fayum mummy portraits

Wooden wonders at Herculaneum

Drinking and decadence in the ancient Persian and Greek worlds

Touring Siena’s medieval monuments

Ancient Egypt·Magazines

Ancient Egypt Magazine 136

Ancient Egypt

April 13, 2023

Min, the God of the Eastern Desert

Temple of Mentuhotep II: an innovative building at Deir el-Bahri

Divine kingship: Sety I, Ramesses II, and their colossal alter egos

Pharaoh’s chariot wheel

Exploring tomb distribution in Upper Qurna

Horemkhauef of Hierakonpolis

Current Archaeology 398

April 6, 2023

Skellig Michael: religious life at the edge of the world

The Gloucester: a royal wreck

King’s Lynn under siege: Civil War fortress engineering

Reconstructing the shrine of Thomas Becket

The Govan Stones: archaeology at the heart of a Glasgow community

Magazines·World Archaeology

Current World Archaeology 118

World Archaeology

March 24, 2023

The story of a Roman frontier fort in Jordan

Myths and Minoans at Knossos

Mountain rock art in Kyrgyzstan

Palmyra: the archive of Harald Ingholt

Exploring a Peruvian fortress-temple in the desert

Magazines·Military History

Military History Matters 133

March 9, 2023

The Peloponnesian War: how conflict tore ancient Greece apart

Imperial firefighters: Roberts, Kitchener, and the Anglo-Boer War

Churchill’s American arsenal: the special relationship that won World War II

How the Scots saved France: the Battle of Baugé, 1421

The end: Vietnam, 1973

Current Archaeology 397