The Wild Hunt (https://wildhunt.org/category/features/undercovering-the-past/page/4)
Two archeological announcements from France this month show Neolithic habitation including a necropolis and offerings- one of the sites may rewrite history.
Archeologists have uncovered the marble head of a figure believed to be Apollo in Phillipi, a find that shows how Roman statuary continued to be used and appreciated in the Christian Byzantine era.
An exhibition in the Netherlands brings guests face to face with the realistic portraits of ancient Egyptians produced in the Roman period.
A new set of open-access publications and a new exhibition at the Peterborough Museum will allow the public to discover Must Farm, a 3,000 year old settlement that has provided archeologists with incredible new insights into everyday life in the Bronze Age.
New archeological research shows that Rome’s conversion to Christianity was a more gradual process.
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