Marxism, Analogy, and Poststructural Theories in Classical Archaeology
An Academic Essay
James Mellaart: Pioneer…..and Forger
One of the greatest scholars of Anatolian archaeology also had a problem with the truth.
Aksum’s Hidden Heritage
Collapsing Monuments and Mishandled Treasures: Ancient Aksum’s Emerging Heritage Crises vs Tourism’s True Promise
The Hidden Celestial Sanctuary of the Hittites
A re-investigation of the enigmatic monumental rock-cut sanctuary suggests a new interpretation of the ancient site.
The Milpa Way
A filmmaker explores how Maya forest gardeners are shedding new light on the ancient Maya collapse.
The Fall of Babylon: A Reassessment
The author's perspective on what and who sealed the fate of the Neo-Babylonian Empire.
Ground-Truthing History at Jamestown
In his latest book, author and archaeologist William Kelso explains how archaeology has changed the face of history at the site of America’s first permanent English colony.
Wanted: A Remarkable Piece of History
The founding and flourishing of the ancient Syrian city of Apamea is depicted on a Roman mosaic, now missing and wanted by INTERPOL.
Antonia: The Fortress Jerusalem Forgot
A controversial theory challenges long-held tradition and scholarship on the Fortress of Antonia, with game-changing implications for the location of the Jerusalem temple of biblical times.
The Exodus: Myth or History?
In this Viewpoints interview by Ryan Cochrane, one scholar relates his controversial 'New Chronology' and how it supports the historicity of the biblical Exodus.
The Once and Future Egypt
An exclusive interview with famed Egyptian archaeologist Zahi Hawass.
The Resurrection Tomb
The story and central claims of the news-making discoveries of a controversial 1st century tomb in Jerusalem.
