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The golden fields of Denmark: Uncovering the power and prestige of the Vindelev Hoard

A remarkable discovery in the fields near Vindelev revealed objects that are both beautiful and informative. Olympia Bobou, Ilaria Bucci, and Rubina Raja bring us up-to-date about a find shedding fresh light on runic writing, the history of religion, and royal power in Denmark.Denmark · Denmark Read Article

Herculaneum Scrolls: title revealed

For the first time, non-invasive technology has been used to recover a title from the ancient papyri from Herculaneum carbonised in the AD 79 eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Earlier this year, scans of the scroll in question, known as PHerc.172, found it to have much clearer ink than the other papyri studied to date (see…Campania, Italy · Campania Read Article

A Viking Age cemetery

A Viking Age burial site has been uncovered at Lisbjerg, near Aarhus, in Denmark. Excavations carried out by archaeologists from Moesgaard Museum have revealed 30 burials, although it is possible that there could be more in the surrounding area. The graves are believed to date to AD 900-1000, but it is hoped that future analysis…Aarhus · Aarhus Read Article

A History of the World in Twelve Shipwrecks

REVIEW BY LISA BRIGGS It has been 15 years since A History of the World in 100 Objects by Neil MacGregor was first published and introduced readers to a novel method of breaking down world history into bite-sized, easily digestible pieces. Since then, many others have used this template: world history has been examined through…Read Article

Over Land and Sea: the long-distance trade, distribution and consumption of ancient Greek pottery

REVIEW BY ROBIN OSBORNE Trade in Greek pottery long attracted little interest. Finley’s massively influential The Ancient Economy (1973) discouraged both the idea that archaeological data might have anything to add to study of the ancient economy and the idea that pottery was economically significant. However, the scale of pottery production is clearly such that…Trade · Greece Read Article

Military History Matters 147

• The road to Armageddon: the Central Powers during WWI  • Bombing Venice: inside WWII’s most delicate mission  • The Anarchy: the first English civil war, 1135-1153  • Switching sides: a traitorous history of military turncoats  • Jewel of the Med: the 18th-century struggle for MenorcaCivil War · Venice Read Article

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