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Archaeology

 by Archaeological Institute of America
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ARCHAEOLOGY combines worldwide archaeological findings with photography, specially rendered maps, drawings, and charts. Articles cover current excavations, recent discoveries, and special studies of ancient cultures. Regular features: Timelines, news briefs, film and book reviews, current museum ...

Dig

 by Carus Publishing
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Dig is packed with mummies, pyramids, new discoveries about ancient civilizations, and more. Dig gives kids ages 9 to above (grades 4 and up) the latest scoop on archaeology around the world and explains how ancient ideas shape our world today.

Kmt

 by Kmt Communications
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KMT: A Modern Journal of Ancient Egypt is an English-language periodical devoted exclusively to articles on the culture, history, personalities, arts, and monuments of ancient Egypt. It also offers features on archaeology, past and present, and archival and new photos.

Ancient American

 by Ancient American
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Ancient American is a bimonthly magazine which features articles on the prehistoric American continent. This magazine welcomes the opinions of both experts and nonprofessionals, and it is written in language that is accessible to ordinary readers.

Prehistoric Times

 by Prehistoric Times
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Magazine for Dinosaur enthusiasts and collectors of related merchandise. Includes interviews with artists & scientists, reviews of new books & prehistoric animal figures, and artwork.

British Archaeology

 by Council British Arch/ Yac
Buy new from  $60.32
The voice of archaeology in Britain and beyond. British Archaeology is a news-magazine that sets out to be lively and well-written enough for the general reader, but also sufficiently rigorous for the academic. Articles in the much-praised bi-monthly magazine British Archaeology are regularly ...

Cornucopia

 by Cornucopia
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Magazine for connoisseurs of Turkey. Includes articles on topics such as photography, writing, and insights on all aspects of art, life, travel, and architecture in Turkey today.
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