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Issue 372 - December 2019

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Archaeologists have tried (and failed) to recreate a Stone Age journey made 30,000 years ago

Yousuke Kaifu et al.

People wearing head cones are often seen in ancient Egyptian art, but no real examples had been discovered until now

Anna Stevens et al.

Archaeologists have found a town belonging to the little-known Aksumite civlisation

Michael Harrower et al.

The discovery of 'child-sized' weapons sheds light on ancient learning

Robert J. Losey and Emily Hull

3D analysis of the Parthenon sculptures reveals early casts contain features now lost from the originals

Emma M. Payne

Residents of Herculaneum fleeing the devastating eruption of Vesuvius in AD 79 had a slower death than previously believed, analysis reveals.

Rachelle Martyn et al.

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