In This Issue
From the President
Letters
Insight
Window on Ancient Maritime Commerce
By James Wiseman
Newsbriefs
Siberian Fluted Point,
Hunting Hazor's Royal Archive,
Redating Serpent Mound,
Ekron Identity Confirmed,
James Fort Found,
Assyrian Wall-Reliefs for Sale,
Secret Religion of Slaves,
Caesarea Cache,
Angkor Hotel Dispute,
Accessing the Spirit World,
Live Civil War Ammo Found,
Masada Discoveries,
Ancient Ebola Virus?,
Unmarked Gettysburg Grave,
Jungle vs. Jars,
Field Notes
THE
WORLD OF
PAUL
Regional surveys in Greece and Asia Minor point to the
impact of Roman rule on the spread of Christianity.
By Neil Asher Silberman
RACE
AGAINST
TIME
Chinese scholars scramble to save sites threatened by
construction of the world's biggest dam.
By Elizabeth Childs-Johnson, Joan Lebold Cohen,
and Lawrence R. Sullivan
"SITES
TOO
VALUABLE TO
BE
LOST"
An interview with Yu Weichao, director of the National
History Museum of China in Beijing
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WINNING
PICTURES
Prize entries in ARCHAEOLOGY's
annual photography contest
TALKING
KNOTS OF THE
INKA
A curious manuscript may hold the key to Andean
writing.
By Viviano Domenici and Davide Domenici
THE GREAT
DNA HUNT,
PART II
COLONIZING THE
AMERICAS
DNA studies now indicate the first Americans came from
Asia in a single migration.
By Tabitha M. Powledge and Mark Rose
FINGERPRINTING THE
DEAD
By Brenda Smiley
At the Museums
Copán's New Gallery
By Angela M.H. Schuster
Books
Digging the Rose and the Globe
By Ricardo J. Elia
Further Reading
Multimedia
Mummies Old and New
By Robert S. Bianchi
Forum
Murder in Memphis
By Leo Depuydt
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