Issue 64

CWA 64

Our cover feature reads like detective fiction: archaeologists come across a pharaoh’s sarcophagus stolen in antiquity that leads them to the discovery of the…

Latest news from our sister site the-past.com

Confirming Plague victims in medieval Cambridgeshire
‘Even during Plague outbreaks, individual people were being buried with considerable care and attention.'
Anglo-Saxon cave dwelling identified in Derbyshire
It may be ‘the only intact domestic building to have survived from the Saxon period.’
Remains of 4,000-year-old ancient city revealed in Iraq
The first excavations began in April 2021, and were focused entirely upon Tell al-Duhalia, which is home to hundreds of archaeologically significant sites, such as the Great Ziggurat of Ur.
Investigations resume at Jersey’s Elizabeth Castle
The work is a continuation of investigations started in 2017 by the University of York to deepen our understanding of the castle’s history.

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Issue 64

CWA 64