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Caesarea Maritima, Israel

September 7, 2004 by Filed Under: Issue 7, Features, Israel

Herod the Great built a magnificent new harbour on the coast of Israel to rival Alexandria. Now computer generated imagery brings the harbour to life

Aksum

September 7, 2004 by Durrani, N & Phillipson DW Filed Under: Issue 7, Ethiopia, Features

One of the first civilisations to be converted to Christanity: but what was there before Christanity?

Athens Goes Underground

July 7, 2004 by Filed Under: Issue 6, Features, Greece

In preparation for this summer’s Olympic Games, Athens’s metro was greatly extended. From

Paros, Greece

July 7, 2004 by Dr Zapheiropoulou, P Filed Under: Issue 6, Features, Greece

The examination of two large cists reveals evidence of a massacre of the warriors of Pharos

Naxos, Greece

July 7, 2004 by Selkirk, A Filed Under: Issue 6, Features, Greece

A travelogue visit to two newly restored temples, at Sangri and Irea. Plus a look at the underground museum in Naxos Town

Pompeii, Coins and pseudo-coins

March 7, 2004 by Hobbs, R Filed Under: Issue 4, Features, Italy

Analysis of the latest coins found at Pompeii

Pompeii, Traffic Jams

March 7, 2004 by Poehler, E Filed Under: Issue 4, Features, Italy

Research in to Pompeii’s roads shows traffic jams are not new

Pompeii, House of the Chaste Lovers

March 7, 2004 by Bellingham, D Filed Under: Issue 4, Features, Italy

Wall frescos reveal the social life of Pompeii

Pompeii, Houses & Lifestyles

March 7, 2004 by Grahame, M Filed Under: Issue 4, Features, Italy

A look at the interiors of Pompeian houses

Pompeii, Visitors Plan

March 7, 2004 by Edwards, J Filed Under: Issue 4, Features, Italy

Map of the ancient town

Pompeii, AD 79 – Vesuvius Explodes

March 7, 2004 by Filed Under: Issue 4, Features, Italy

Investigating the devestating eruption of Mount Versuvius that snubbed out all life in Pompeii

Pompeii Before the Romans

March 7, 2004 by Fulford, M & Clarke, A Filed Under: Issue 4, Features, Italy

Was Pompeii an Etruscan planned city? Reading University’s excavations of the House of Amarantus

Pompeii, House of the Vestals

March 7, 2004 by Jones, R & Robinson, D Filed Under: Issue 4, Features, Italy

The revelations of Bradford University’s excavations of the city at the time of the Caesars, with a focus on architecture, sanitation and money

Pompeii, City of Extremes – or not

March 7, 2004 by Selkirk, A Filed Under: Issue 4, Features, Italy

Is an alternate version of the Pompeii story a possibility?

Roman Artillery

January 7, 2004 by Lewis, Michael Filed Under: Issue 3, Features, Italy

The archaeology of a Roman technological revolution: the cheiroballistra

Butrint, Albania

November 7, 2003 by Filed Under: Issue 2, Albania, Features

The Graeco-Roman site of Butrint, is hitherto little known, because it lies in Albania, and has thus been little visited. But since Albania has been free, Butrint has been a triumph

Ephesus, Turkey

September 7, 2003 by Krinzinger, Dr F Filed Under: Issue 1, Features, Turkey

New cover building near Library of Celsus

Chocolate: Earliest Evidence, Belize

September 6, 2003 by Filed Under: Issue 1, News, Belize

Scientific analysis reveals the Mayans ate chocolate as far back as 600BC