Bronze Age Archives - Page 2 of 2

Ole Grøn and Jørgen Skaarup report on their excavations at a 5000 BC underwater site, Denmark

Two remarkably well preserved Iron Age bog bodies discovered in the Republic of Ireland

Archaeologists discover rock painting dating back 3,000 years

Peter Pfalzner, of the University of Tubingen writes of the extraordinary Brinze Age royal tombs at Qanta

The latest discoveries at KV5, the largest ancient Egyptian tomb ever discovered in the Valley of the Kings at Luxor

Beatrice has recently celebrated her 90th birthday, and here she recalls her far flung life in the field in Pakistan, Iran and the Arabian peninsula

The mighty statue of Ramases II is set to be moved from down-town Cairo to a new museum planned for the Giza Plateau

At Ban Non Wat, Charles Higham is discovering an unknown Bronze Age civilisation, with some remarkable ‘superburials’

In September the British Museum will be launching a major new exhibition on Sudan. We take a sneak-preview

Re-excavation of the tombof Ankhtyfy, an Egyptian warlord in the First Intermediate Period, 2100 BC

Barry Kemp has recently produced an amazing model of Amarna, the best preserved town in Egypt

The ancient city of Troy is re-assessed