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Our special feature “Digging Deeper into Pompeii’s Past” brings you an update on all the fascinating new work going on in the ancient city, including new discoveries in a neighborhood that has never been excavated. Journey with us to the shores of Lake Titicaca in Bolivia where the priests of the ancient Tiwanaku empire performed elaborate rituals in order to control the people they ruled. Immerse yourself in the debate between two leading archaeologists over when a group of Native Americans populated the Great Basin. And learn how what we eat affects how we speak. In these stories—and so many more—this issue of Archaeology brings the past to life.
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THE PRICE OF PURPLE
Archaeologists have found new evidence of a robust dye industry that endured on the Mediterranean coast for millennia
IN THE REIGN OF THE SUN KINGS
Old Kingdom pharaohs faced a reckoning that reshaped Egypt’s balance of power
WEAVING FOR THEIR ANCESTORS
For 1,000 years, the Paracas people of Peru expressed their vivid conception of life and death through textiles
The Great Wall of Mongolia
A nomadic medieval dynasty constructed a 450-mile barrier to help manage their sprawling empire
CANADA'S FORGOTTEN CAPITAL
Beneath the streets of Old Montreal, the rubble of a short-lived Parliament building offers a glimpse into a young country’s growing pains
WALKING INTO NEW WORLDS
Native traditions and novel discoveries tell the migration story of the ancestors of the Navajo and Apache
Wealth of a Medieval Power Broker
In England’s far northeast, a commanding bishop built a chapel rivaling the grandest in Europe
SOUTH AFRICA'S FATEFUL SHIPWRECK
A seventeenth-century vessel foundered off the coast and transformed a nation’s history
SIBERIAN ISLAND ENIGMA
It’s hard to imagine that a tiny tree ring could help solve one of the medieval world’s most puzzling mysteries.
RESISTING ROME
How a Celtic tribe fought to defend their Iberian homeland against the emperor’s legions
