Uncovering Troy - Interactive Map of the Ancient City of Troy ...
2. Walls. Troy I was one of the most heavily fortified sites in the region during the early Bronze Age. The limestone walls stood over 11.5 feet high and reached a thickness of almost 10 feet.
Features - The Acropolis of Athens - Archaeology Magazine
Features November/December 2015. By Jarrett A. Lobell. The decades-long project to restore the site to its iconic past. (Seiji Shimzu/Corbis) SHARE: The Athenian Acropolis and the spectacular ...
Digs & Discoveries - Legends of Glastonbury Abbey - Archaeology ...
Although today it stands in ruins, Glastonbury Abbey, in Somerset, England, is still a powerfully evocative place, shrouded in history, religion, and mythology. One story claims that Joseph of ...
Archaeology of Titanic - Archaeology Magazine - May/June 2012
At 12.5 feet long and 28 inches in diameter, they look like fat, yellow torpedoes. Weighing one ton and costing nearly three million dollars each, they can dive to almost 20,000 feet and run for ...
Features - Archaeology Magazine
Features September/October 2024. Hunting for the Lost Temple of Artemis After a century of searching, a chance discovery led archaeologists to one of the most important sanctuaries in the ancient ...
The Maya Sense of Time - The Maya Codices - Archaeology …
Archaeological Institute of America. The Maya Codices. The Maya Sense of Time November/December 2012. By Zach Zorich. SHARE: We gather much of what we know about Maya astronomical knowledge from ...
The Charred Scrolls of Herculaneum - Archaeology Magazine
It is the only library from antiquity to have survived. When Vesuvius erupted, the Villa of the Papyri was hit by a 600-degree Fahrenheit blast of hot gas and ash, which instantly carbonized the ...
Features - Searching for Lost Cities - Archaeology Magazine
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May/June 2023 - Archaeology Magazine
The town of Baiae in southern Italy was a playground for ancient Rome’s rich and famous, until it slowly sank to the bottom of the Gulf of Pozzuoli. For the past four decades, archaeologists ...
Top 10 Discoveries of the Decade - Archaeology Magazine
Child and Llama Sacrifice. Huanchaquito–Las Llamas, Peru, 2012. Read Article. (Courtesy Angiolina Abugattas) Top 10 Discoveries of the DecadeJanuary/February 2021.