New evidence suggests that modern humans may have been present in South East Asia for longer than previously invisaged…
Archaeologists working in Yemen have discovered evidence for agriculture dating back to the 3rd millenium BC…
The discovery of large grain silos alters our understanding of life in Ancient Egypt…
UNESCO inscribes 29 new World Heritage Sites: Meeting in Quebec in July 2008, the World Heritage Committee added 29 new sites to…
Romanist Neil Faulkner takes us on a tour of the Roman port of Ostia…
Nadia Durrani reports on the site of the newly-opened Surgeon's House in Rimini, north-east Italy…
Publications with numerous glossy photographs showing the wonders and beauty of the world in which we live are, these days, ten a…
The Temple Architecture of India Adam Hardy Wiley, £45.00 Unlike Mughal art and architecture, Hindu sculpture and architecture were poorly received by…
Snapshot of the Dead Sea Scrolls and their relevance to world history.…
Who was Hadrian? The British Museum's latest block-buster considers the life of the enigmatic emperor…
For this second issue, we have a cornucopia of projects from all over the world. A look at one of the most…
In this, our first issue, we cover the world. There are two very different towns, Amarna the best preserved town of Ancient…