Table of Contents	Volume 60 Number 3, May/June 2007

Features How to Build a Pyramid  Hidden ramps may solve the mystery of the Great Pyramid's construction. by Bob Brier The Battle Over Amaknak Bridge Progress versus preservation in Alaska's Aleutian Islands by Heather Pringle Emblems of Empire Hidden for centuries, unique symbols of Roman power emerge from beneath the imperial city by Jarrett A. Lobell The Slum and the Sacred Cave Neglect overtakes one of Mumbai's most important Hindu sites by Samir S. Patel Online Feature: Mumbai's Rough-Hewn Legacy The Viking Experiment Thousands of filthy reenactors help us understand life in the Dark Ages. by Andrew Curry Written in Bone How radioactive isotopes reveal the migrations of ancient people by Brenda Fowler

Departments In This Issue Inside the Great Pyramid by Peter A. Young From the President Spreading the Word Our mission to teach archaeology by C. Brian Rose Letters Cyprus responds, the missing kilns, Antikythera for dummies, defending Hollywood, Olmec boogie From the Trenches Holy Land hype, ancient engineers, China's pothead neurosurgeon, chimp tech, sacred priestesses, a tiny Bible, 18 Rabbit loses his head, mating with monkeys, Columbus's lies, oldest African pottery, and a skull in a pot Conversation Jamestown's archaeologist talks about Indian shell beads, loaded pistols, and a visit from the Queen Insider At odds over archaeology, war, and what a life is worth Letter from California The Channel Islands may hold the key to New World prehistory Artifact A simple nail tells a story of struggle, determination, and freedom.

On the Cover: Great Pyramid of Khufu (front) and the Pyramid of Khafre (Photo by Ken Garrett)

March/April 2007 | May/June 2007 is the most recent issue of ARCHAEOLOGY.

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