Other articles
This is a collection of articles on various archaeological subjects, which may or may not have appeared in our magazines in the past.
| Ramp Reveals Secrets The mystery of how the pyramids were built may have been laid to rest in an alabaster quarry. | The Damaged Heel A criminal in northern Italy is causing excitement in the world of archaeology. | |
| The Spots on the Dice Is the modern arrangement of spots on a dice really the fairest? | The Date's Correct ... Did Queen Helena really build the Holy Sepulchre? Ancient light has the answer | |
| Abraham's Surrogacy Even with a strict legal framework, Abraham's attempt at surrogacy ended up splitting his family. | Is Bethsaida Julias? New excavations at Bethsaida may reveal Herod Philip's favourite city. | |
| Shiloh Re-excavated New excavations at Shiloh hope to uncover evidence for the Jewish tabernacle. | The Perfect Storm When the Bura blows, wise sailors take shelter - if they can. If they can't, disaster awaits. | |
| Crude Graffiti The crude graffiti of Serabit el-Khadim may have inspired Moses as he wandered with his sheep. | David v. Goliath? Were the Greeks at Salamis fighting against overwhelming odds? | |
| Lachish Conveniences You can build a toilet but you can't force people to use it - as Hezekiah found out! | The Puzzle of Thermopylae Exactly how did 300 Spartans fill a gap a third of a mile wide and keep the Persian hosts at bay? | |
| Atoms and Scythes Smooth, round atoms and sharp-bladed chariot accessories may seem unlikely companions, but there is a connection! | Dirty Romans! Did Roman baths improve European hygiene or did they make things worse? | |
| A New High Place Christopher Tuttle's instinct proved right when he flew a drone over an ancient site. | Skara Brae - a Neolithic Village For primitive people, Skara Brae reveals surprising sophistication. | |
| The Golden Ass and the Shroud Lucius' curiosity about the occult in Thessaly may reveal a fact or two about the Holy Shroud of Turin. | Moses - the Tragedy Before Hollywood got at it, an ancient Greek playwright turned the Exodus into a play. | |
| A Resigning Matter! When even the dead are taking pot-shots at your efforts, maybe it's time to give up! |
