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In This Issue
From the President
Letters
Insight
Eighth Wonder of the World
By James Wiseman
SPECIAL REPORT
A Battle Over Bones
By Andrew L. Slayman
Newsbriefs
Origins of Syphilis,
Egyptian Tomb in Israel,
Pakistani Petroglyphs,
Earliest Remains of Genus Homo,
Field Notes
BUILDERS OF THE
PYRAMIDS
Excavations at Giza yield the settlements and workshops
of three generations of laborers.
By Zahi Hawass and Mark Lehner
TOMBS OF THE
PYRAMID
BUILDERS
By Zahi Hawass
WARRIOR
WOMEN OF THE
EURASIAN
STEPPES
New evidence suggests that tales of Amazon warriors may be more than mere legend.
By Jeannine Davis-Kimball
SARMATIAN
TREASURES OF
SOUTH
RUSSIA
By Mikhail Treister
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REWRITING
SOUTHWESTERN
PREHISTORY
New studies suggest an overarching political system dominated much of the Southwest from A.D. 850 to 1500.
By Stephen H. Lekson
BODIES IN
MOTION
India's rock art is a window on prehistoric performing arts.
By Erwin Neumayer
LETTER FROM NEW YORK
America's Forgotten War
The French and Indian War determined the course of American history. Why do so many Americans know so little about it?
By David R. Starbuck
Books
Unearthing the Human Mind
By April Nowell
(Also check out ARCHAEOLOGY's latest list of books received.)
At the Museums
Variations on Antiquity
By Angela M.H. Schuster, Larissa Bonfante, and Antonia Rallo
Multimedia
What's On Line?
By Jessica E. Saraceni
Further Reading
Forum
Antique Archaeologists
By John L. Cotter
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