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FEATURES IN THE SUMMER ISSUE
Published 22 August
‘Pre-Human’ Stone Tool Use at Nyayanga in Kenya
Sofia Carreira Wham looks at the extraordinary 3-million-year-old discovery of stone tools in Kenya that were crafted and used by ‘pre-human’ hominins
Unlocking ‘the Elephant in the Room’ of Archaeology
Peter Wyeth takes us on a thought-provoking journey to the past with the potential of AI to interpret prehistoric sites in a new and dynamic way
Re-Casting the Past: A Cast of Apollo From Olympia
to the Ashmolean Museum
Julia Lenaghan, Chiara Marabell, and Milena Melfi reveal the incredible cast from the Temple of Apollo at Olympia and its curious journey to the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford
Roman Sarcophagi: Warfare, Myth, Theatre, Nature
Michael Svetbird and Mark Merrony showcase the battle, mythological, theatrical, and natural scenes on the splendid collections of Roman marble sarcophagi in Italy
Iznik Tiles: Ottoman Aniconic Opulence
Mark Merrony reveals the stunning Ottoman Iznik tiles that were commissioned by the sultans to adorn the grand mosques of Istanbul in the sixteenth and seventeenth century
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