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FEATURES IN THE AUTUMN ISSUE
Published 15 November
Aesthetically Distinguished, Mysteriously Charged
Michael Svetbird looks at the enigmatic painted terracotta works that once adorned Etruscan temples
Amber in the Roman World
Martin Henig explores the exotic representations of patrician high society in
the ancient Roman world
Recreating Rome’s Western Frontier: Britain’s Big Fort Build
Lorrae Campbell presents the remarkable story of Britain’s first fully reconstructed Roman fort in North Wales
Painting the Past
Graham Sumner shares the highlights of his extraordinary career as an archaeological illustrator of subjects from the Graeco-Roman world
What Lies Beneath: Unlocking the Secrets of Roman Wales
Mark Merrony presents his latest exciting research from his recent survey of a
Roman fort in Pembrokeshire
The Mezquita: Jewel in the Crown of Moorish Spain
Mark Merrony reveals the greatest mosque built by the Umayyad caliphs in the
Iberian Peninsula
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