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  1. Archaeology Magazine

    Sign up for our monthly e-Update which includes highlights of the current issue, links to special collections from the magazine’s archive, and opportunities available only for subscribers.

  2. Today’s News - Archaeology Magazine

    López-Garcia and Díaz-Andreu 2025, © Antiquity Publications Ltd.News December 4, 2025 3D Map of Easter Island Quarry Offers Clues to Moai Construction

  3. Archive - Archaeology Magazine

    Back issues of ARCHAEOLOGY magazine preserve timeless articles that remain as exciting and interesting today as when they were first printed. Quantities are limited, and orders will be filled on a ...

  4. About Us - Archaeology Magazine

    Our general interest magazine includes news of the latest archaeological discoveries, in-depth features, photo essays, and reports from the field.

  5. January/February 2025 - Archaeology Magazine

    Illegally enslaved and then marooned on remote Tromelin Island for fifteen years, with only ARCHAEOLOGY to tell their story

  6. May/June 2025 - Archaeology Magazine

    A Passion for Fruit Exploring the surprisingly rich archaeological record of berries, melons…and more

  7. March/April 2025 - Archaeology Magazine

    Jiangxi Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology/Handout via Xinhua Sen You et al., Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences (2025)

  8. Features - Archaeology Magazine

    Features Features November/December 2025 Secrets of the Seven Wonders How archaeologists are rediscovering the ancient world's most marvelous monuments

  9. September/October 2024 - Archaeology Magazine

    Excavations in a temple known as the Great Basement in the neighborhood of Tlatelolco in Mexico City revealed a stone cist, or burial chamber, beneath the floor near the central altar. The cist ...

  10. November/December 2024 - Archaeology Magazine

    The Namib Sand Sea, home to 350-foot-tall sand dunes, receives so little rainfall that it is almost uninhabitable. Scholars believed it had been this way for millions of years—but this turns out ...