Table of Contents	Volume 52 Number 1, January/February 1999

The full texts of newsbriefs and selected longer articles are available
online; abstracts of other departments and features are also available.

In This Issue Newsbriefs New Tomb at Teotihuacan, Archimedes Manuscript Sold, Archaeology and the Talmud?, Early Andean Metalworking, Vintage Moscow, Crete Airport Flap, Maya Art Return, Sampling Monks Mound, Redating the Madrid Codex, Grave Decision, Latter-Day Shakers, Mycenaean Citadel Investigated From the President Insight The Muse Within Us: Poetic visions of the past by James Wiseman At the Museums Ötzi's New Home by Paul G. Bahn Books Neolithic Noah by Mark Rose Multimedia Simulated Caesars by Nicholas Nicastro Forum Faux Maya by Angela M.H. Schuster

Treasures of I Fucoli   Saving Knossos   Neolithic Noah   Simulated Caesars

SAVING KNOSSOS The struggle to preserve a landmark of Europe's first great civilization by Spencer P.M. Harrington TREASURES OF I FUCOLI A Tuscan hill town unveils its newly restored terra-cotta masterpieces. by Anna Rastrelli HORACE'S HEALING SPRING Scholars uncover a spa possibly patronized by the Roman poet. by David Soren and Frank Romer NORTH AMERICA'S VAST LEGACY Fifty years of dramatic discoveries by David J. Meltzer THE SEARCH FOR THE EARLIEST AMERICANS by David J. Meltzer and Tom D. Dillehay EXPLORING SOUTH AMERICA A unique laboratory for studying human cultural evolution by Tom D. Dillehay

Photos, from top: Terra-cotta winged female genius (Giovanni Lattanzi); the reconstructed Knossos (Spencer P.M. Harrington); Noah and the flood (illustration by Ray Bartkus); Caesars III, a CD-ROM strategy game (Sierra Online, Inc.)

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