November/December 2013 - Archaeology Magazine

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Table of Contents November/December 2013

FEATURES

Life on the Inside

Open for only six weeks toward the end of the Civil War, Camp Lawton preserves a record of wartime prison life

Seen and Unseen

How an ancient artifact is changing the way we practice science

Bronze Age Boat Mystery

A puzzling find in eastern England

Ancient Tattoos

Body art has been a meaningful form of expression throughout the ages

Vengeance on the Vikings

Mass burials in England attest to a turbulent time, and perhaps a notorious medieval massacre

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DEPARTMENTS

From the Trenches

An Imperial Underworld
Off the Grid
Splendid Surprise
Neanderthal Tool Time
Dutchman Out of His Depth
Catching a Ride from Ireland
The Snake King's New Vassal
Spying the Past from the Sky
Byzantine Riches
The Neolithic Palate
Secrets of Life in the Soil
Who Was First to the Faroes?
Drones Enter the Archaeologist's Toolkit

World Roundup

Prince Albert in a can, a Bulgarian poison ring, first funeral flowers, and shipwrecks in Antarctica

Letter from Bangladesh

A father and son watched over a site in northeastern Bangladesh for decades before archaeologists came to see what was there

Artifact

A ceremonial feathered shield secreted inside an ancient Peruvian temple

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