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ARCHAEOLOGY

November/December 2018
Magazine

ARCHAEOLOGY magazine offers readers incisive reporting, vivid storytelling, compelling photography – and the latest news from around the globe – all devoted to exploring the world’s ancient past. Whether reporting from a dive on an Arctic shipwreck, trekking through Afghanistan, or digging just beneath Beirut, ARCHAEOLOGY’s editors and writers bring readers the science, and the magic, of archaeological discovery.

NEW BEGINNINGS

FOOD FOR THOUGHT

FROM OUR READERS

THE AMERICAN CANINE FAMILY TREE

OFF THE GRID • THINGVELLIR NATIONAL PARK, ICELAND

MARS EXPLORED

AZTEC FISHING

IRON AGE TEENAGERS

HAND OF GOD

BEAUTY ENDURES

LET THEM EAT SOUP

ANOTHER FORM OF SLAVERY

EAT MORE SPORE

WELL, WELL

NOMADIC NECROPOLIS

CONAN’S STORM CELLAR

WORLD ROUNDUP

Reimagining the Crusades • A detailed picture of more than two centuries of European Christian life in the Holy Land is emerging from new excavations at monasteries, towns, cemeteries, and some of the world’s most enduring castles

THE FRANKISH SETTLEMENTS

AN UNEXPECTED CEMETERY

People of the White Tiger • In southwestern China, a man’s richly furnished grave reveals how identity can persist even in a time of great change

AT THE EDGE OF THE NEW WORLD • The remains of a 400-year-old ship off Bermuda are refining the history of the island’s earliest inhabitants

THE MARKS OF TIME • A six-week heat wave in the U.K. and Ireland exposes nearly 5,000 years of history

All Roads, Eventually, Lead to Rome • Discoveries at the ancient town of Satricum on the Italian peninsula bear witness to one of the earliest expressions of what would become the Roman Empire

INSIDE A NATIVE STRONGHOLD • A rugged volcanic landscape was once the site of a dramatic standoff between the Modoc tribe and the U.S. Army

2018 THE YEAR OF TROY

DISPATCHES FROM THE AIA • EXCAVATE ▪ EDUCATE ▪ ADVOCATE

ARTIFACT


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OverDrive Magazine

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Science

Languages

English

ARCHAEOLOGY magazine offers readers incisive reporting, vivid storytelling, compelling photography – and the latest news from around the globe – all devoted to exploring the world’s ancient past. Whether reporting from a dive on an Arctic shipwreck, trekking through Afghanistan, or digging just beneath Beirut, ARCHAEOLOGY’s editors and writers bring readers the science, and the magic, of archaeological discovery.

NEW BEGINNINGS

FOOD FOR THOUGHT

FROM OUR READERS

THE AMERICAN CANINE FAMILY TREE

OFF THE GRID • THINGVELLIR NATIONAL PARK, ICELAND

MARS EXPLORED

AZTEC FISHING

IRON AGE TEENAGERS

HAND OF GOD

BEAUTY ENDURES

LET THEM EAT SOUP

ANOTHER FORM OF SLAVERY

EAT MORE SPORE

WELL, WELL

NOMADIC NECROPOLIS

CONAN’S STORM CELLAR

WORLD ROUNDUP

Reimagining the Crusades • A detailed picture of more than two centuries of European Christian life in the Holy Land is emerging from new excavations at monasteries, towns, cemeteries, and some of the world’s most enduring castles

THE FRANKISH SETTLEMENTS

AN UNEXPECTED CEMETERY

People of the White Tiger • In southwestern China, a man’s richly furnished grave reveals how identity can persist even in a time of great change

AT THE EDGE OF THE NEW WORLD • The remains of a 400-year-old ship off Bermuda are refining the history of the island’s earliest inhabitants

THE MARKS OF TIME • A six-week heat wave in the U.K. and Ireland exposes nearly 5,000 years of history

All Roads, Eventually, Lead to Rome • Discoveries at the ancient town of Satricum on the Italian peninsula bear witness to one of the earliest expressions of what would become the Roman Empire

INSIDE A NATIVE STRONGHOLD • A rugged volcanic landscape was once the site of a dramatic standoff between the Modoc tribe and the U.S. Army

2018 THE YEAR OF TROY

DISPATCHES FROM THE AIA • EXCAVATE ▪ EDUCATE ▪ ADVOCATE

ARTIFACT


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