Current World Archaeology 49

'- China: Rice, revolution and the 64,000-dollar question
- A postcard from Knidos
- Iran: Persian Splendour: Ancient palaces in Iran
- Japan: Surviving the tsunami: Archaeological sites of northeastern Japan
- Languedoc: Following in prehistoric footsteps
- Tagajo and Sendai: How forts grew into castles
- Vatican: Cults, Christianity and the Vatican: New thoughts on old mysteries
- Japan: Tidal Wave: The day Japan shook
- Water: The elixir of life

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Cover Date: Oct / Nov 2011 | Volume 5 Issue Volume 5 Issue 1

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Surviving the tsunami: archaeological sites of northeastern JapanThe deadly wave that engulfed the northeastern coastline of Japan devastated many archaeological sites and museums. Prehistoric settlers along the coast chose higher ground for…
Tidal wave: the day Japan shookFollowing the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan in Spring this year, archaeologist Simon Kaner insists there is much to celebrate about the country’s…