There can be a certain familiarity to Roman towns. During the heyday of the Empire, such settlements were essential for administering conquered…
The brochs of Northern and western Scotland form some of the most remarkable and distinctive defensive structures in Europe. Now a similar,…
The Parkinson's Disease Society is looking for participants for their next sponsored trek…
CWA takes a look at the illuminated manuscripts at Cambridge's FitzWilliam Museum…
Domenico Camardo, lead archaeological consultant of the Herculaneum Conservation Project tells CWA about his work at the world famous site…
The latest exhibition at The Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem, entitled Three Faces of Monotheism, is dedicated to the symbols of Judaism,…
CWA 23 was published in June 2007 and contained articles on the nature of what an Egyptian harem was and what its…
CWA 22 was published in April 2007 and contained articles on new theories for the demise of the Maya, especially in Belize, the…
CWA 21 was published in February 2007 and contained articles on the Dhakleh Oasis in the Egyptian desert and how it changed…
CWA 18 was published in August 2006 and contained features on the rock-cut churches of Lalibela in Ethiopia, the forthcoming display in…
CWA 19 was published in October 2006 and contained features on the wide-ranging history of Gor Khuttree in the Khyber Pass, Kushite…
CWA 20 was published in December 2006 and contained articles on the Roman Port of Ostia, palaeontological finds at the Spanish…
The story of Folsom, the site that played a revolutionary role in the debate on the antiquity of humans in America…