Asila’ – in northern Sinai have revealed the remains of an Islamic structure thought to be a caravanserai (roadside ...
A Roman Period bath complex has been discovered by an Egyptian team working at Tell Nasser in Port Said – the first such ...
A joint Egyptian-Chinese mission documenting the Temple of Sekhmet at Mit Rahina (ancient Memphis) has uncovered the remains ...
An Egyptian mission excavating at Kom el-Khilgan in Dakahlia Governorate has uncovered an ancient necropolis with evidence of ...
The intact burial of a male horse dating to the New Kingdom has been uncovered by an Egyptian team at Tell el-Abqain in ...
An Egyptian team working in the Bahariya Oasis have discovered three tombs from different periods at the site of Sheikh Sobi, the necropolis for the priests and governors of ...
The archaeological site of Tell Abu Seifi in Qantara East (Ismailia Governorate) – a key site on the military ‘Horus Road’ – ...
An Egyptian mission has uncovered a number of rock-cut tombs at the Tell el-Yahudiya site in Qalyubia Governorate – a rare ...
The Burpham Big Dig: Transforming the story of two Sussex villages A recent series of excavations across Burpham and Wepham in West Sussex has revealed new – and sometimes surprising – insights into ...
The wetlands of La Mojana in northern Colombia are home to an ancient raised field system made up of canals and ridges (camellones) covering a vast area of c.500,000ha. Often called the Zenú hydraulic ...
Urban entanglements with water represent one of the best examples of the fluid nature of cities. From truly aquatic settings as in the cases of Venice or Butuan, where waterscapes define the urban ...
In September 1476, a brief but illuminating entry in the treasury inventory of Bayeux Cathedral, in Normandy, noted the presence of ‘a very long and narrow embroidered hanging with images and text’ ...
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