News March 7, 2017
VALLETTA, MALTA—Malta’s Infrastructure Ministry announced that an ancient fortification wall was uncovered at the site of a public bathroom located just outside Valletta’s city gate. According to the Times of Malta, the wall was part of the city’s landward defenses. The country’s Superintendence of National Heritage will investigate the wall.
Digs & Discoveries May/June 2014
Digs & Discoveries May/June 2012
talian archaeologists working at the sanctuary of Tas-Silg on Malta have discovered an agate fragment with a Middle Babylonian cuneiform inscription dating to the thirteenth or fourteenth century B.C
Off the Grid September/October 2012
Off the Grid July/August 2012
Features January/February 2017
The underwater archaeology of the attack on Pearl Harbor
Features January/February 2017
ARCHAEOLOGY’s editors reveal the year’s most compelling finds
Features January/February 2017
Evidence of trade, diplomacy, and vast wealth on an unassuming island in the Baltic Sea
Features January/February 2017
A short-lived settlement provides an unparalleled view of Bronze Age life in eastern England
Letter from Laos January/February 2017
New technology is enabling archaeologists to explore a vast but little-studied mortuary complex in war-damaged Laos
