January/February 2023 Issue

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  • Features January/February 2023

    Top 10 Discoveries of 2022

    ARCHAEOLOGY magazine reveals the year’s most exciting finds

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  • Features January/February 2023

    Jungle Realm of the Snake Queens

    How women ascended the ranks in the highstakes world of Maya politics

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  • Features January/February 2023

    Twin Cities

    The unbreakable bond between allies across the Aegean is commemorated in a newly unearthed inscription

  • Features January/February 2023

    High Plains Mammoth Hunters

    A chance discovery in Wyoming leads archaeologists to a unique 13,000-year-old hunting camp

  • Features January/February 2023

    The Falcon God's Shrine

    An unprecedented find in a thriving Egyptian port

Letter from Ethiopia

Letter from Ethiopia

Exploring a Forgotten Jewish Land

Using oral history, texts, and survey, archaeologists search for traces of a once-vibrant religious community

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Artifact

Artifacts

Byzantine Solidus Coins

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(Dafna Gazit/Courtesy Israel Antiquities Authority)

Digs & Discoveries

Off the Grid

Off the Grid January/February 2023

Tongobriga, Portugal

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Slideshow: Excavating a Mammoth Hunters' Campsite

Since 2014, a team of archaeologists investigating a 13,000-year-old hunting campsite at La Prele Creek, Wyoming, have uncovered an area larger than a football field. These images taken by Matt Stirn at the excavations during the summer of 2022 explore one of the most significant sites where people belonging to what archaeologists now call the Clovis Culture spent an extended period of time.