In This Issue
From the President
Letters
Insight Legacy of Henry VIII By James Wiseman
Newsbriefs
Amphitheater Found,
Earliest Agriculture in the New World,
The French Built Stonehenge?,
Imperial Tombs Mapped,
World's Oldest Ship??,
Roman Lioness in Scotland,
Short-lived Ship,
Unearthing Soviet Massacres,
Umbrian Tombs,
Field Notes
MOSCOW RECLAIMS ITS PAST Excavation of settlement layers reaching back more than 850 years has sparked a reassessment of the city's early history. By Nicole Prevost-Logan
THE MANEGE DIG By Alexander G. Veksler
MYSTERY MONASTERIES By Leonid A. Beliaev
CELEBRATING AN ISLAND HERITAGE Malta's world-acclaimed sites include its sixteenth-century capital city and the temples of a mysterious Neolithic culture. By Mark Rose
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RITUALS OF THE MODERN MAYA A strong undercurrent of Precolumbian belief pervades much of today's religious practice. By Angela M. H. Schuster
MEDIEVAL FOOTHOLD IN THE AMERICAS At La Isabela, Columbus sought to replicate a proper Spanish town. By Kathleen Deagan and José M. Cruxent
IMAGES OF CONQUEST By Geoffrey Conrad, John Foster, Charles Beeker, Lynn Uhls, Mark Brauner, Marcio Veloz Maggiolo, and Elpidio Ortega
At the Museums Cyprus in Context Harvard's Semitic Museum unveils its Cesnola collection. By Ellen Herscher
Books Bodies of the Bogs By Paul G. Bahn (Also check out ARCHAEOLOGY's listing of new books.)
Multimedia Profiling an Unusual People The Calusa of Southern Florida By Charles Hudson
Further Reading
Forum Boyhood Dreams By Dale Mackenzie Brown
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