In this, our first issue, we cover the world. There are two very different towns, Amarna the best preserved town of Ancient Egypt, and La Milpa a newly discovered Mayan town in Central America; and what a fascinating contrast they make! There are also two classic sites to revisit. Troy has been the subject of […]
Issue 1
It’s time for a new archaeology magazine. A magazine that will cover archaeology world wide. A magazine that will cover all periods from the first emergence of human beings down to the present day. A magazine that will be for everyone, whether beginners, seasoned enthusiasts, or indeed for the most learned academics. For the past 35 years, we have been covering archaeology in Britain in Current Archaeology, which now has a circulation of almost 20,000 subscribers. Now it is time to look at the rest of the world in a sister magazine that will appear in the alternate months to Current Archaeology.
Current World Archaeology will follow the same principles which have proved so successful in Current Archaeology.
Ephesus, Turkey
New cover building near Library of Celsus
La Milpa, Belize
Norman Hammond discovers discovers lost city of La Milpa, still mostly hidden by jungle
Jomon pottery, Japan
Oldest pottery back into Palaeolithic
Troy, Turkey
The ancient city of Troy is re-assessed
Amarna, Egypt
Barry Kemp has recently produced an amazing model of Amarna, the best preserved town in Egypt
Angkor Wat: Origins, Cambodia
One of South-East Asia’s most celebrated archaeological sites and one of the great marvels of the world, Angkor Wat appeared in the very first issue of CWA, as well as in #5 and, most recently, #50. Stretching over 400km², the surrounding archaeological park includes the various capitals of the Khmer Empire, from the 9th-15th century, as well as the famous temple of Angkor Thom. But when exploration began in the 18th and 19th centuries, it was quickly obvious that there was strong Indian influence. What can new research tell us about Angkor’s origins?
Earliest Man
160,000 year old human skull discovered in Afar
Giant Elephants in Abu Dhabi
2.5 meter long elephant tusk discovered
Indian Temple, Mahabodhi
UNESCO Heritage Site gets a new lease of life
Wings Over Armenia
Aerial photography produces amazing images by using papagliders
Llublijana, Slovenia
A wheel found in Slovenia dates to around 100 years earlier than the previous record holder
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