Departments
In This Issue A Trip round the World, Every Day by Peter A. Young
From the President And the Winner is... by Jane C. Waldbaum
Reviews
Conversations: A Singularly Human Pursuit Linguist Andrew Robinson reflects on the puzzle of undeciphered ancient scripts.
Letter from Baluchistan: The Guns of Mehrgarh Tribal feuds imperil one of South Asia's most ancient sites.
by Massoud Ansari
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Features
What Can We Learn From a Maya Vase? Hi-tech analysis enables once-enigmatic vessels to tell their tales.
by Dorie Reents-Budet and Ronald Bishop
The Pepper Wreck Archaeologists reconstruct the story of a ship that nearly made it home.
by Filipe Castro
Warriors of Clay China's most recently discovered terra-cotta army
by Jarrett A. Lobell
Searching for the
First New Zealanders Can rats rewrite Pacific history?
by Eric A. Powell
When Spells Worked Magic In ancient times, a curse could help you win in the stadium or the courts.
by Christopher A. Faraone
Further Reading
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