Why is Ramses II considered to be ‘the Great’? An exhibition focusing on his life and times sheds light on how Ramses…
An account of the new discovery of a 9th century Viking pagan boat burial - the first to be discovered in Iceland…
The Roman city of Clunia has many prestigious monuments, such as the massive theatre shown on the cover. So why was the…
How rescue archaeology is revolutionising our knowledge of the past…
Our cover story reveals why, contrary to Old Testament teachings, the 'evil' Ahab and his father Omri should be regarded as the…
Prof. Charles Higham reports on the latest discoveries from Ban Non Wat, one of the world's richest archaeological digs…
Paul Bahn reflects on the potency of Nevadan rock art…
It is the magazine's fifth anniversary, so, in celebration, we look back at some of our most memorable reports from across the…
Penn's Prof. Brian Rose takes us to Troy, the site he has excavated for the past 20 years…
Richard Hodges The Director of the University of Pennsylvania Museum
of Archaeology and Anthropology, considers the Museum's future…
David Gilman Romano reports on Zeus' cultic site, with its mountain-top ash alter, famed throughout Ancient Greek…
Until recently, the Middle Mekong Basin has been terra incognita, archaeologically speaking. Now, a team is revealing its past.…
How did the city of Sweyhat thrive in the Mesopotamian outback?…