In This Issue Reluctant Bedfellows by Peter A. Young
From the President The Envelope, Please... by Nancy C. Wilkie
Newsbriefs
Roman Coin Cache Discovered;
Vintage Altar of Heaven;
Cold War Monument;
Jerusalem's Temple Mount Flap;
Roman Villa under Vatican Parking Lot;
It's Official: Kennewick Man Goes Native;
Coeur de France;
Data Loss in Flag Fen Conflagration;
City Hall Bones Update;
Jousting over the Parthenon Marbles;
Casualties of the Chechen War;
Unique Egyptian Temple Complex;
Wine Lover's Guide to Ancient Britian;
The Face of Colonial Albany
Portuguese Petroglyphs
Insight Poetic Visions of the Past by James Wiseman
American Scene "This Ain't the English Department" by Carol I. Mason
At the Museums Wonders of Ur by Ellen Herscher
Books Lost Continent by John Edward Terrell
Multimedia Play it Again, Seti by Nicholas Nicastro
Olympics Through Time by David Gilman Romano
Forum The Pride of Poland by Nicholas Nicastro
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SUBWAY TO THE PAST A new metro system spurs an excavation of unprecedented size. by Yannis N. Stavrakakis
FALLEN HEROS Bones of Pericles' soldiers come to New York for analysis by Mark Rose
FABRIC OF TIME A 2,000-year-old Peruvian textile offers evidence of early Andean calendrical systems. by Darrell S. Gundrum
DIGGING IN THE CITY OF LIGHT Irrepressible and irreverent, Michel Fleury has spent a lifetime excavating and preserving medieval Paris. by Spencer P.M. Harrington
A TIME OF GIANTS AND MONSTERS The discovery of huge bones in antiquity spawned vivid and imaginative myths. by Adrienne Mayor
COMMENTARY: ARCHAOLOGY AND HISTORY'S UNEASY RELATIONSHIP
ARCHAEOLOGY'S PERILOUS PLEASURES An eminent historian reflects on some uses and misuses of the past. by David Lowenthal
ARCHAEOLOGY'S PROPER PLACE A field archaeologist replies to David Lowenthal's "musings from his study." by Christopher Chippindale
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