Table of Contents	Volume 52 Number 3, May/June 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 Sunken Ships of Pisa, Rare Roman Grave Found in London, Goethe Exhumed, Borneo Cave Art, Let's Not Be Too Hasty, Bronze Age to New Age, Deep Probe at Çatal, Ancient Cooking and Sex, Getty Returns Italian Artifacts, Roman Shipwreck off Alexandria, Pacific Lizards or Red Herrings?, K-Man in the Lab, Romans in China?, Highest Dig Yields Inka Sacrifices, Hoard Returned, Vegetarian Essenes?, Khmer Site Looted, New Conservation Program, Egyptian Gold Rush From the President Insight Challenge of the Deep by James Wiseman Books Chaco Death Squads by Stephen H. Lekson At the Museums The Parthenon Marbles Custody Case by Shareen Blair Brysac Multimedia Is Archaeology Ready for Prime Time? by Neil Asher Silberman

Is Archaeology Ready for Prime Time?   Africa's Storied Past   Napoleon in Egypt

RECLAIMING THE BOUNTY Australian divers locate the famous ship in shallow waters off Pitcairn Island. by Nigel Erskine NAPOLEON IN EGYPT The general's search for glory led to the birth of Egyptology. by Bob Brier AFRICA'S STORIED PAST A "people without history" explore a vibrant precolonial landscape. by Roderick J. McIntosh IMAGES OF THE SPIRIT WORLD Rock art of the San people by J.D. Lewis-Williams LEGACY OF RACISM South African archaeology emerges from half a century of apartheid. by Martin Hall Forum Mood Music by David Soren

Photos, from top: Maury Povich and Zahi Hawass pose before pyramids (Courtesy Fox Network); map of Africa; frontispiece of the Description de l'Égypte (© Chester Higgins)

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