From the Archaeology Desk
The Walls of Teotihuacan May Finally Be Speaking
From the Archaeology Desk: Stand in the Avenue of the Dead at Teotihuacan long enough,...
Cutimbo, Peru: How Much of the “Inca” Stonework Tradition Actually Predates the Inca?
From the Archaeology Desk: Cutimbo, Peru: How Much of the "Inca" Stonework Tradition Actually Predates...
A Voice from Ancient Nineveh Returns
From the Archaeology Desk Sometimes archaeology doesn't uncover a lost city. Sometimes it uncovers the...
Wheels Within Wheels: Vimanas, Merkabah Mysticism, and the Ancient Texts That Keep Returning to the Idea of Flight
Real scripture, real mysticism, and one remarkable historical rabbit hole behind a classroom research scene...
The Faces That Never Blink
Pech Merle, the Wandjina, and the Medieval Manuscript Everyone Gets Wrong Real cave art, Indigenous...
Another Wonder Rises from the Sea
From the Archaeology Desk Off the coast of Alexandria, divers have lifted twenty-two stone blocks...
The Nazca Lines, and the Ancient Transportation Problem Nobody Has Solved
From the Archaeology Desk Some archaeological mysteries aren't about what was built. They're about how...
Machu Picchu and the Precision That Still Captivates Us
From the Archaeology Desk Some places are mysterious because we don't know what they were....
