March/April 2014 - Archaeology Magazine

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Table of Contents March/April 2014

FEATURES

Saving the Villa of the Mysteries

Beneath the surface of Pompeii's most famous house

A Change of Fortune

A destroyed tomb, a stone epitaph, and the last powerful women of Imperial China

All Hands on Deck

Inviting the world to explore a shipwreck deep in the Gulf of Mexico

A Well-Aged Vintage

Archaeologists discover a 3,700-year-old wine cellar

Built to Last

How Roman harbors have stood the test of time

Messengers to the Gods

During a turbulent period in ancient Egypt, common people turned to animal mummies to petition the gods, inspiring the rise of a massive religious industry

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DEPARTMENTS

From the Trenches

Our Tangled Ancestry
Off the Grid
Viking Finery
Scuttled but Not Forgotten
Game of Stones
How to Pray to a Storm God
Triangulating Buddha's Birth
Mesopotamian Accounts Receivable
Barbarian Body Modification
Did Neanderthals Bury Their Dead?
Florida History Springs Forth
Turtle Power
Battle of the Proxies

World Roundup

Aztec god of the dead, gold in Lake Titicaca, Anglo-Saxon gaming piece, and building the Forbidden City

Letter From Borneo

Archaeology, oral history, and culture deep in the Malaysian jungle

Artifact

The importance of music in Peru

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