Vol. 14 / No. 1
By: Alfred Friendly
A Doomed Aqueduct
A unique and fascinating portion of one of the finest aqueducts of the Roman world will be lost in the […]
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Vol. 15 / No. 1
By: Alfred Friendly and Eleni Karapanayiotis
Nemesis
A remarkable piece of archaeological detective work—in effect the solving of a three-dimensional jigsaw puzzle—has “recovered” one of the few […]
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By: Alfred Friendly
Recent Excavations in Jerusalem
Four years of intensive work by Israeli archaeologists in the Old City of Jerusalem—where professional expertise has been inspired by […]
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Vol. 16 / No. 1
By: Alfred Friendly
Modern Science and Ancient Egypt
Two of the most interesting archaeological ventures now being conducted in Egypt illustrate at its most dramatic the application of […]
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By: Alfred Friendly
Vindolanda
In the past two years British archaeologists have discovered and in some part deciphered more than 240 fragments of 1st […]
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