Issue 52/Holland/Travel Richard Hodges travels to: Dorestad, Netherlands Troy is not a place one normally associates with Holland. Yet the Dutch claim to have their own version: Dorestad. It lies…
Issue 52/Andorra/Travel CWA travels to: Andorra Andorra is best known as an inexpensive ski-resort, but the tiny landlocked principality is chock-full of archaeology, its rich cultural heritage waiting…
Issue 52/Features/Greece Greece: Pella Following his articles on the tomb of Philip II and the ceremonial centre at Vergina, Andrew Selkirk now investigates Pella, the commercial…
Issue 52/Features/Yemen Yemen: Arabia’s Stonehenge While surveying the inhospitable Red Sea coastal plain of Yemen, archaeologist Ed Keall took a wrong turn on his way back to…
Issue 52/Egypt/Features Egypt: Fit for a pharaoh Working at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, André Veldmeijer and Salima Ikram came across an old photograph illustrating a forgotten collection of…
Issue 52/Features/Turkey Smyrna In Hellenistic and Roman Anatolia, Ephesus and Smyrna (modern Izmir) vied with each other. Ephesus became the more important city but Smyrna's…
Issue 52/Features/Turkey Ephesus A jigsaw puzzle where 90% of the pieces survive, but there are 120,000 of them – and most the same colour.…