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CWA 123

In ancient Japan, royal burial mounds could be magnificent monuments. The distinctive keyhole-shaped earthwork associated with the semi-legendary Emperor Nintoku, for example,…

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CWA 120

Fishermen were landing some extraordinary catches in mid-19th-century Switzerland. The discovery of prehistoric sites submerged in European lakes prompted a surge in…

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CWA 113

Caesar’s Forum was a bold concept. Constructed next to the Roman Forum – the beating heart of public life – Julius Caesar’s…

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CWA 106

It was the railways that first fired public interest in Old Oslo back in the 19th century. Although the crumbling ruins of…

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CWA 93

It is a building like no other at Akrotiri. Now known as the ‘House of the Benches’, it is tucked away on…

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