Magazines - Page 7

October 20, 2022

Prayer and poetry: Enheduanna and the women of Mesopotamia

Circles of stone: Japan’s prehistoric monuments

Vindelev hoard: power and gold before the Vikings

Classical currents: ancient Greece and Rome in early US history

Deciphering the Rosetta Stone

Current Archaeology 392

October 6, 2022

Setting the scene: insights into early medieval England

The migration question: exploring the history of the ‘Anglo-Saxons’

Archaeogenetics: illuminating the past with DNA

New evidence from Anglo-Saxon cemeteries

Uncovering family tales and African ancestry

What can isotopes add to the picture?

Revisiting the Adventus Saxonum

Current World Archaeology 115

September 22, 2022

Japan’s stone circles: secrets from mysterious monuments

Lost cities of Bolivia: discoveries in the Amazon

Hunters and gatherers? Re-examining women’s lives in the Ice Age (out on The Past soon)

France: Narbonne’s new archaeological museum

Italy: First World War echoes at Sexten

Magazines·Military History

Military History Matters 130

September 14, 2022

The Spanish Armada: what really happened in 1588?

Flawed genius: Monty at Alamein

The Cuban Missile Crisis

The Battle of Mohács, 1526

Hell and high water: submarine warfare

Current Archaeology 391

September 1, 2022

Is this archaeology? A story of Lego lost at sea

HMS Northumberland: diving a victim of the Great Storm of 1703

Reconstructing medieval London Bridge and its houses, 1209-1761

New insights into the Stonehenge bluestones

Napoleonic-era mining at Alderley Edge

Magazines·Minerva

Minerva Magazine 197

August 23, 2022

Revealing the riches of China’s Bronze Age kingdoms

Mithras: mysteries of a Roman cult

Ancient Egypt and modern art (out 24 August)

The elusive cave writing of Lascaux

From remarkable medieval women to famous discoveries

Current Archaeology 390

August 8, 2022

Decoding the dolmens of northern Europe

Sourcing the stones of Hadrian’s Wall

Exploring Blick Mead’s Mesolithic landscape

Uist unearthed: Hebridean archaeology goes virtual

Dulverton House: from abbey infirmary to academic accommodation

Current World Archaeology 114

July 27, 2022

Maya underworld: subterranean secrets in Mexico

The many faces of feminine power

Into the desert: a pioneering journey to Palmyra

A pub crawl around Pompeii

Archaeology on screen

What the Romans did for Athens

Magazines·Military History

Military History Matters 129

July 14, 2022

The BBC at war: how the broadcaster came of age during WWII

Rome’s frontier: conflict and Hadrian’s Wall

Hitler’s doomed offensive

The worst leaders in history?

When Britain and the US almost went to war

Current Archaeology 389

July 11, 2022

HMS Invincible: excavating a Georgian time capsule

50 years at Butser Ancient Farm

Indigenous life on the Roman frontier

Cissbury Ring: Neolithic flint mines in the digital age

Canterbury: new approaches to saving heritage

The collections of the Society of Antiquaries of London

Magazines·Minerva

Minerva Magazine 196

June 23, 2022

The art and power of golden manuscripts

The birth of Gothic: cathedral-building in medieval Europe

Ancient Greek, Roman, and Byzantine art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Feminine Power: She who must be obeyed

Naples: restoring an ancient necropolis

Current Archaeology 388

June 6, 2022

Celebrating Hadrian’s Wall: how did the Romans mark its construction?

The archaeology of Black Cat Quarry

Ancient multiculturalism in the Midlands

What are hillforts? Investigating these misunderstood monuments

Restoring Marble Hill: how archaeology helped to revive a Georgian gem

Current World Archaeology 113

May 19, 2022

Digging Caesar’s Forum: daily life in Rome

Nebra Sky Disc: decoding a prehistoric vision of the cosmos (out 25 May on The Past)

The dead of Amato: conflict on the Peruvian south coast

Tsunami: a Bronze Age tragedy in Turkey

Finding Shackleton’s ship

The monastery of San Vincenzo al Volturno

Magazines·Military History

Military History Matter 128

May 12, 2022

Against the odds: how Hitler’s airborne elite took Crete

What became of the prisoners of 1798?

The Battle of Sluys: a forgotten medieval naval clash

Conflict and consequences: the myth of decisive battle

Black soldiers in the American West

Current Archaeology 387

May 5, 2022

How female migrants changed the face of Bronze Age Orkney

Roman and medieval Leicester

Waterloo uncovered: Hougoumont Farm exposed

Chichester’s Roman past

Peatlands, climate change, and the future of archaeology

Magazines·Minerva

Minerva Magazine 195

April 21, 2022

Spiro: a climate crisis in the Mississippian world

Hisham’s Palace: mosaics in the desert

Olympia: monuments to victory (available 27 April on The Past)

The Museo Barracco in Rome

Sir John Soane’s architectural drawings

Exploring ‘trench art’

Current Archaeology 386

April 7, 2022

Time Team returns: the show’s first new digs in a decade

Excavating a prisoner of war camp in Shropshire

Exploring the legacy of a Roman monument

Trimontium’s Roman tragedy

Tracing religious remains at Maryport Roman fort (available 13 April on The Past)

Current World Archaeology 112

March 25, 2022

Pyramid builders: eye-witness accounts of a legendary construction project

Golden Fleece paradox: gold in the Caucasus

Recording rock art in Portugal

Apollonia revisited: a pioneering survey

Italy: a 9th-century feudal calamity

Thailand: a legendary lost city

Magazines·Military History

Military History Matters 127

March 11, 2022

Churchill’s darkest hour: the military disasters of 1942

Waterloo uncovered: veterans, archaeology, and the battlefield

Renaissance warfare: a military revolution

The charge of the Iron Fleet: Charleston, 1863

The accident that triggered the Blitz

Current Archaeology 385