Archaeology Abroad Awards Short of funds to join a dig? Subscribers to Archaeology Abroad are eligible to apply for Fieldwork Awards to help meet the cost of joining an excavation or field school listed in the Autumn 2003 issue of Archaeology Abroad. This year, thanks to the generous support of The Headley Trust, Archaeology Abroad […]
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Romans Along the Danube
David Breeze reports on the latest news from the Roman Frontier along the Danube
Return to Chauvet Cave
The Chauvet Cave The discovery of the Chauvet Cave in the Ardèche valley in the south of France has proved to be one of the most important finds of Palaeolithic cave art since Lascaux. Following its discovery in 1994, it has been scrupulously protected, accessible to only a very few researchers, and in 1995 the […]
Genesis of the Pharaohs
Origins of Ancient Egypt How did ancient Egypt reach the point of take-off? In Genesis of the Pharaohs: Dramatic New discoveries that Re-write the Origins of Ancient Egypt (Thames and Hudson, £18.95), Toby Wilkinson of Christ’s College, Cambridge, looks to discoveries in the eastern desert. Since the early 20th century, a number of examples of […]
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