Minerva Magazine 201

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 Magazine 136

    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
  • 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

    March 3, 2023
  • Druce Farm Roman villa: a community dig in the heart of Dorset
  • Exploring evidence for gladiators in York and Cirencester
  • Searching for the ‘Band of Brothers’ at Aldbourne
  • Cosmati at Canterbury Cathedral? the history of a medieval mosaic
  • The story of the All Saints ‘anchoress’
  • Minerva Magazine 200

    February 16, 2023
  • The artists behind Maya masterpieces
  • Art and identity in the Mediterranean
  • Unravelling the myths and archaeology of Minoan Knossos (available on The Past 23 February)
  • Exploring palatial pleasures in Parma
  • Touring the ancient theatres of Epirus
  • Ancient Egypt Magazine 135

    February 10, 2023
  • Gold and the afterlife: reconsidering mummies from Graeco-Roman Egypt
  • Francis Frith: the pioneering photographer of Egypt’s monuments
  • Akhenaten and Nefertiti: reinterpreting the reign of Egypt’s ‘Golden Couple’
  • Stone Age Egypt: exploring Neolithic settlements of the Western Desert
  • Golden flies: are they really military awards?
  • Exploring the afterlife of ancient Egyptian furniture
  • Current Archaeology 396

    February 2, 2023
  • The Knowe of Swandro: racing against time and tide in Orkney
  • Archaeology and the National Trust
  • St Bartholomew the Great: London’s oldest surviving parish church
  • Arminghall Henge: a burnt timber circle from prehistoric Norfolk
  • Excavating a Bronze Age barrow and a Roman ‘shrine’ in Overstone
  • Current World Archaeology 117

    January 19, 2023
  • ‘The city thirsts’: the most extensive water supply system in the ancient world
  • The Priest of Pututus: a unique Andean tomb
  • Conjuring Mongolian deer stones: seeking the meaning of enigmatic monoliths
  • The man in the parcel: unravelling a mortuary mystery
  • Ireland: the prehistoric passage tombs of Knowth and Newgrange
  • Current Archaeology 395

    January 5, 2023
  • The Harpole Treasure: early medieval Britain’s most significant female burial
  • 20 years of discoveries at the Ness of Brodgar
  • Return to Priors Hall: a Roman villa estate near Corby
  • Weeley Barracks: echoes of the Napoleonic wars in Essex
  • Penywyrlod: uncovering the Cotswold-Severn long cairn and barrow group
  • Minerva Magazine 199

    December 16, 2022
  • Painting Pompeii: how Roman houses were decorated
  • Silk Road oases: exploring ancient Uzbekistan
  • Chariot kings: the evolving image of the pharaoh
  • Shock and awe: the imaginative work of Henry Fuseli
  • Persia and beyond: the mythical legend of Alexander the Great in the East
  • Ancient Egypt Magazine 134

    November 28, 2022
  • Warrior Tutankhamun: fragile pharaoh no more
  • The first resurrection of Tutankhamun
  • Howard Carter: his lasting legacy as an artist
  • Medicine and healing: treating the sick in ancient Egypt
  • Exploring the ancient Egyptian diet
  • Exhibition: Daughters of the Nile
  • Current World Archaeology 116

    November 17, 2022
  • Ötzi: life and death of the iceman
  • Gifts for the gods: fascinating finds from an ancient sanctuary in Italy
  • The ‘Qurna Queen’: Nubia’s influence on Egypt
  • Hieroglyphs: unlocking a lost world
  • United Arab Emirates: rock art and a hidden landscape
  • Thailand: inside prehistoric houses
  • Current Archaeology 393

    November 3, 2022
  • Caistor St Edmund: an aqueduct in Roman Norfolk
  • Chedworth Roman villa: exploring over 150 years of interpretation
  • Little London: encountering Emperor Nero at Silchester
  • Traprain Law hoard: a Late Roman puzzle
  • A lost battle in the Roman Lake District?
  • City of Gallows: the stories behind London’s history of public executions
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