Rome’s military is renowned as one of the finest fighting forces of the ancient world. But what was life really like for…
A report from the British School at Rome on the major project to conserve the results of earlier examinations…
After undergoing refurbishment Butrint's oldest museum will open to the public on 22nd October 2005…
Resaerchers notice trend toward smaller human skulls over the past 10,000 years…
Tooth analysis Appears to suggest that early hominids favoured a different diet to that of modern humans…
The mummified remains of two people form the Atacama desert may help shed light on ancient eye diseases…
A number of amphorae discovered alongside Tutankhamun have been revealed to contain red wine…
David Mason writes about the unusual excavation techniques he learnt as an excavator in Japan…
Richard Hodges reports from the land of multi-storey mud-brick architecture, known to the Romans as Arabia Felix…
‘Some of the recent literature on the Germanic settlements reads like an account of a tea party at the Roman vicarage. A…
For the Books Section of Current World Archaeology, we asked this question of a number of distinguished archaeologists. We asked for about…
New clues point to location of Odysseus' island…
To mark the 70th anniversary of his death the Imperial War Museum is hosting a new exhibition on his life…