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DIGGING UP THE PAST
The latest archaeological news from the Middle East - our sister site maintained by Kendall Down, the UK correspondent of Archaeological Diggings magazine. This is also the site where you can start or renew a subscription to Diggings, purchase videos, download free photos, read articles from our back issues or find various resources.
ANKH ANTIQUARIAN BOOKS
Australia's first Egyptology bookshop. Specialising in books, new and old, on Egypt, the ancient Near East, Biblical and Classical History, hieroglyphics and ancient languages. Stockist for KMT, A modern journal of Ancient Egypt, Egyptian Archaeology and Minerva magazines. Also books on the history of Greece, Rome, South America and Asia. A regular advertiser in Archaeological Diggings magazine.
WACKY BUT TRUE
The archaeology magazine for children. Designed to both entertain and educate young readers, the content specializes in all the weird and wonderful things that happen on this planet--history and current events, archaeology and science, as well as the natural world of animals and the bizarre world of humans. Interesting news items, fun festivals and strange races, indeed anything that is "Wacky but true". Published 11 times a year. A regular advertiser in Archaeological Diggings.
ANCIENT EGYPT
A UK magazine researched and written by experts in the field of Egyptology. Its lively and informed style appeals to the many thousands of ordinary people fascinated by this early civilisation, and provides them with the latest news on their interest. With reviews of international exhibitions, visits to museums at home and abroad, educational material, book reviews, features and an introduction to hieroglyphs, every issue of Ancient Egypt appeals to both the committed student and those who are new to the subject. Editor Robert Partridge. Consultant Editor Prof Rosalie David.
ANCIENT SHAPES
Make pendants, medallions and picture frame displays using ancient Roman and Medieval bronze items and arrowheads. Their ancient Roman, bronze artifacts date from 100 to 400 AD and include belt buckles, military belt end, chariot cart mounts, fire starters, keys, lock pins and much more. Most of their artifacts come from eastern European countries who still allow the sale of ancient artifacts. You can now own some ancient history. A regular advertiser in Archaeological Diggings.