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Researchers have identified the oldest known example of narrative cave art in a cave in Indonesia. Find out more in CWA 127, out on Thursday, or read the article for free online now The Past: the-past.com/news/worlds-ol…

The 3D reconstruction of the medieval Scottish king is the most realistic of its kind to date, and was created as part of a collaboration between Glasgow and Liverpool universities. Read more: the-past.com/news/realistic…

In the last part of our series marking the 150th birthday of Winston Churchill, Taylor Downing examines his relationships with some of the brilliant mavericks who contributed to final victory during World War II. the-past.com/feature/church…

New research suggests that one of Stonehenge’s famous megaliths may have come from the very north of the UK. Find out more in CWA 127, out now, or read the article online at The Past: the-past.com/news/stoneheng…

New research is exploring how ancient Pueblo communities in the Southwest United States may have been connected by sound. Read the article from CWA 127 online for free now The Past: the-past.com/news/the-sound…

Today, the state of Baden-Württemberg is home to more than 11 million people, but how much do we know about the communities who came before them? Find out in CWA 127, available online now The Past: the-past.com/review/museum/…

Excavations in Germany are uncovering signs of a mega-settlement dating to the 3rd millennium BC, centred around a wooden ring sanctuary of a similar size to Stonehenge. Read the article in CWA 127 The Past the-past.com/news/life-and-…

A new study suggests that high-status Viking buildings may have had glass windows. Find out more in CWA 127, available online here The Past: the-past.com/news/did-vikin…

In CWA 128 we explore what excavations at execution sites in Sweden can tell us about capital punishment in the country over several centuries. Read the feature in the magazine, out tomorrow, or find it online here The Past (£): the-past.com/feature/execut…

Research at a site in Morocco has discovered the largest Neolithic farming society currently known in Africa outside the Nile Valley, transforming our understanding of the region in this critical period. Read the article from CWA 128 here The Past: the-past.com/news/discoveri…

Join us for a one-day conference on 1 March 2025 at UCL Institute of Education! In partnership with UCL Institute of Archaeology, we will hear from the foremost archaeological experts on the latest finds and ground-breaking research. Get early bird tickets for #CALive25 here: archaeology.co.uk/live

In the latest issue of MHM, out now: • The American Civil War, 160 years on • Why crossing the Rhine was easy for the Allies • Napoleon's downfall • How Henry IV seized the crown Plus: news, reviews, competitions, & more #SubscribeToday

Camp Century, an abandoned Cold War military base buried underneath the ice sheet in northern Greenland, has been rediscovered accidentally by NASA researchers. Read more in our latest issue: the-past.com/news/cold/

Today is your last chance to grab some early bird tickets for #CALive25 at IOE, UCL's Faculty of Education & Society! In partnership with UCL Institute of Archaeology, we will hear from the foremost archaeological experts on the latest finds and ground-breaking research. Find out more here: archaeology.co.uk/live

'In Blitz, Steve McQueen has rightly shown the injustices prevalent in a Britain that was divided by class and race.' In our latest issue, Taylor Downing reviews the recent war film. Read more: the-past.com/review/tv-film…

Archaeologists working in Pompeii have made yet another remarkable discovery: a large banquet hall decorated with a frieze depicting members of Dionysus’ retinue. Read the article in CWA 131, out on Thursday, or online free here The Past: the-past.com/news/rare-dion…

Rare Dionysian frieze in Pompeii the-past.com/news/rare-dion… via The Past #archaeology #Pompeii

'Turncoats: When commanders swap sides' - Interesting piece from The Past looking at celebrated military figures who changed allegiances. buff.ly/ROzLu9n

Excavations in Vienna have unearthed a mass grave believed to be associated with a Roman battlefield. Read the article from CWA 131 online here The Past: the-past.com/news/a-battlef…