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Letter from Ireland September/October 2026

A War Between Friends

How IRA volunteers survived the Irish Civil War in a secret mountain hideout

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Letter from Boston July/August 2026

In the Shadow of Bunker Hill

The forgotten lives of the townspeople who lost everything in the early days of the American Revolution

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A late eighteenth-century painting titled View of the Attack on Bunker's Hill, with the Burning of Charles Town
National Gallery of Art

Letter from Bulgaria May/June 2026

Capitals of Khans and Tsars

The untold story of how the Bulgarian Empire challenged medieval Europe’s great powers

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A monument called the Founders of the Bulgarian State in the eastern Bulgarian city of Shumen
Ben O’Donnell

Letter from Wisconsin March/April 2026

People of the Sacred Voice

The Ho-Chunk Nation safeguards a legacy that includes an underwater cache of ancient canoes

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Courtesy William Quackenbush

Letter from France January/February 2026

Neolithic Cultural Revolution

How farmers came together to build Europe’s most grandiose funerary monuments some 7,000 years ago

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© Laurent Juhel, Inrap

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  • Letter from Australia November/December 2022

    Murder Islands

    The doomed voyage of a seventeenth-century merchant ship ended in mutiny and mayhem

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    (Roger Atwood)
  • Letter from Germany September/October 2022

    Berlin's Medieval Origins

    In the midst of modern construction, archaeologists search for evidence of the city’s earliest days

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    (Courtesy Landesdenkmalamt Berlin/Michael Malliaris)
  • Letter from Georgia July/August 2022

    Soaring With Stone Eagles

    A complex of Native American rock mounds bears witness to the endurance of ancient traditions

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  • Letter from the Bay Area May/June 2022

    California's Coastal Homelands

    How Native Americans defied Spanish missionaries and preserved their way of life

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  • Letter from Doggerland March/April 2022

    Mapping a Vanished Landscape

    Evidence of a lost Mesolithic world lies deep beneath the dark waters of the North Sea

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    (M.J. Thomas)
  • Letter from the Galapagos Islands January/February 2022

    Transforming the Enchanted Isles

    Archaeologists uncover the remote archipelago’s forgotten human history

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    (Courtesy Historical Ecology of the Galapagos Islands Project)
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