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In This Issue
From the President
Letters
Insight
Wonders of Radar Imagery
By James Wiseman
Newsbriefs
Charlesfort
Identified,
Wind-Powered
Furnaces,
Maya King
Unearthed,
Neandertal
News,
Rare Buddhist
Writings,
Israel's Reburial
Debate,
World's Earliest
Wine,
Getty Gets
Fleischman Collection,
Pottery Bonanza,
Jewelry
Repatriated,
Oldest North
American Mummy,
Celtic Masterpiece,
The Mummies'
Threads,
Field Notes
The Great DNA Hunt
Genetic archaeology zeroes in on the origins of modern
humans.
By Tabitha M. Powledge and
Mark Rose
Genealogy Of
New
Kingdom
Pharaohs And
Queens
By Scott Woodward
Dead Cities of the
Syrian Hill Country
The ruins of some 700 settlements have inspired romantic
theories of sumptuous cities mysteriously abandoned.
By Clive Foss
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Legacy of Fort Mose
A Florida marsh yields the remains of colonial America's
first free black settlement.
By Darcie MacMahon and
Kathleen Deagan
Buddhas of Cloud Hill
China's earliest cave-temples attest the imperial
ambitions, religious sentiments, and sculptural artistry
of a fledgling dynasty.
By James O. Caswell
A Mighty Maya Nation
How Caracol built an empire by cultivating its
"middle class"
By Arlen F. Chase and
Diane Z. Chase
At the Museums
Faking It
By Angela M.H. Schuster
Books
Re-creating the Temple of Athena
By Spencer P.M. Harrington
Multimedia
Digitizing the Ancient Near East
By Neil Asher Silberman
Letter from Ontario
A Finite Iroquoian Legacy
By Brian Fagan
Further Reading
Forum
Classics for the Masses?
By Andrew Szegedy-Maszak
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