Archaeological Diggings
Sept 2015 Issue | Vol 22 No 5
Articles in This Issue:

Ancient and Modern Psychics
Editors comments with Gary Webster
An Exile in Babylon
Let's look at the historicity and accuracy of a long-disputed, even ignored, archaeological source - the Bible
Lesser-known Female Rulers of Egypt
Much has been written about those better known female rulers of ancient Egypt—Hatshepsut, Nefertiti and Cleopatra. But less familiar female rulers also made a mark.
Looted in Syria, Sold in London
On the hunt for "blood antiquities" in London – so far no-one has worked out how to stop it.
The Archaeologist: Archibald Henry Sayce
Archibald Sayce is recognised as a giant among archaeologists; he succeeded in just about everything he set his mind to. But his life didn’t begin that way
Hippocrates: A Modern Mind in the Ancient World
A look at the ancient origins of modern medical practice, established in ancient Greece.
Titus: Harbinger of Destruction
His rule was short, and characterised by disasters natural and man-made