Vol. 43 / No. 2
By: Elizabeth Hamilton
Bronze from Ban Chiang, Thailand: A View from the Laboratory: Science & Archaeology
An American college student’s famous stumble over a tree root that led to the discovery of the Bronze Age culture […]
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By: Elizabeth Hamilton
The Celts and Urbanization: The Enduring Puzzle of the Oppida
Archaeologists have speculated for decades about the role of Celtic settlements called oppida, because they fit only loosely into the […]
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Vol. 45 / No. 1
By: Elizabeth Hamilton
From the Issue Editor
The first written mention of the Celts comes from Herodotus, who in the fifth century B.C. wrote that the Danube […]
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Vol. 45 / No. 1
By: Elizabeth Hamilton
A Celtic Helmet?: Headgear from a Bronze Age Hoard: What in the World?
This sheet bronze helmet, which dates to around 1000 B . C ., was one of a hoard of nine similar helmets found in 1832 in Bernières d’Ailly, Normandy, […]
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Vol. 52 / No. 2
By: Elizabeth Hamilton
Penn Museum in Laos: Penn Museum in Laos
The Middle Mekong Archaeological Project (MMAP), a pioneering archaeological project led by Penn Museum staff member Dr. Joyce White, wrapped […]
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