Baalbek Reborn: Take a Virtual Tour of Baalbek Ruins
Germany has a long tradition of working at the archaeological site of Baalbek in Lebanon. In...
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Category: Reviews
Archaeology Travel Reviews
Browse through all posts that review guidebooks, hotels, and other travel related services and products of interest to archaeology travellers.
Puy Du Fou – Living History in the Vendée
Voted the Best Park in the World and winner of Trip Advisors Travellers choice for Europe, Puy du...
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A Room in Monopoli’s Centro Storico – Borgo San Martino
Borgo San Martino B&B is situated in the heart of historic Monopoli, Puglia. A few minutes walk to vibrant town squares with restaurants that offer everything from breakfast to a night cap. You are also within walking distance of many interesting Medieval attractions as well as the beach; and only a short taxi ride to some of the regions finest archaeological and historical sites.
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Why Lascaux 4 Is Not Just a Bigger & Better Lascaux 2
Seventy six years ago today, on 12 September 1940 four teenage boys made one of the most...
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Ireland’s Ancient East by Neil Jackman, a Review
For the last few years the National Tourism Authority of Ireland has been promoting the Wild...
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A Cabin With a View: the Nile from the Oberoi Philae
The View Before getting into bed on the third night of the cruise I opened the curtains and...
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Predators & Prey: the Lod Mosaic at Waddesdon Manor, a review
A chance find during road works in the town of Lod, south east of Tel Aviv, brought to light a...
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Chaco’s Legacy: a digital model of Chaco Canyon
The American southwest is known for its dramatic landscapes, with spectacular archaeology to...
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The Cheapside Hoard: London’s Lost Jewels
The Museum of London has on public display the most extraordinary collection of priceless 16 and 17 th century jewels and gemstones …
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Review: Great War Archaeology
‘Great War Archaeology’ by Yves Desfossés, Alain Jacques and Gilles Prilaux (2009) provides a fascinating account of aspects of WWI we do not usually hear about.
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