| Archaeology 2000 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A blessed bayonet; battlefield artifact comes home. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Young, Donald J. |
| All that glitters is Scythian; a long overdue look at the treasures of Ukraine. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Romey, Kristin M. |
| An American presence in Greece; remembering Homer A. Thompson.(archaeologist specializing in ancient Athens) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Wiseman, James |
| Ancient Chinese treasures; six thousand years of Chinese artistry is highlighted in a trio of exhibitions. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Schuster, Angela M.H. |
| An "extraordinary folly"?(Burma) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Stadtner, Donald M. |
| Antioch in antiquity. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Shuster, Angela M.H. |
| Antiquarian delights; Rome unveils three splendid musums. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Dyson, Stephen L., Trimble, Jennifer |
| Arabian time capsule; an undisturbed trove of relics reveals the trading patterns of a Bronze Age society. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Potts, Daniel T. |
| Archaeology and history; addressing some delusions about our discipline.(response to David Lowenthal, Archaeology, vol. 53, no. 2) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Wiseman, James |
| Archaeology's perilous pleasures. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Lowenthal, David |
| Archaeology's proper place.(response to David Lowenthal's article in this issue, p. 62) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Chippindale, Christopher |
| Athens' coin palace.(Greece) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Kroll, John H. |
| A time of giants and monsters; the discovery of huge bones in antiquity spawned vivid and imaginative myths. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Mayor, Adrienne |
| Back at the ranch; down-home millionaires milk a range full of ruins. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Keith, Katherine Drou |
| Barbarians at the gate; Roman frontiers from Britain to Arabia. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Wiseman, James |
| Bedding down for eternity. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Harrington, Spencer P.M.. |
| Beirut in transition; development vies with archaelogy in post-war Lebanon. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Wiseman, James |
| Brothers or cousins? Climate change and competition from modern humans led to the demise of the Neandertals. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Hublin, Jean-Jacques |
| Caucasus kurgan cache. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Limberis, Natalya Y., Marchenko, Ivan I. |
| Confessions of a cruise lecturer.(Annual Cruise Section) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Soren, David |
| Coptic curiosities.(ancient textiles from Coptic Egypt, collected by Albert Jean Gayet, donated to the Henry Art Gallery) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Hoskins, Nancy Arthur |
| Coring ancient Rome. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Ammerman, Albert J. |
| Cruise directory.(Annual Cruise Section) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | |
| Cultural revolutionary.(China) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Hoh, Erling |
| Defiant Britain; mapping the bunkers and pillboxes built to stymie a Nazi invasion. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Finn, Christine |
| Digging in the city of light; irrepressible and irreverent, Michel Fleury has spent a lifetime excavating and preserving medieval Paris. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Harrington, Spencer P.M. |
| Early "Homo erectus" tools in China. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Ciochon, Russell, Larick, Roy |
| Earth explorer. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Gidwitz, Tom |
| Equus on ice. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Arnaud, Bernadette |
| Fabric of time; a 2,000-year-old Peruvian textile offers evidence of early Andean calendrical systems. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Gundrum, Darrell S. |
| Fallen heroes; Bones of Pericles' soldiers come to New York for analysis.(Athens Underground) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Rose, Mark |
| Fate of the Neandertals.(Cover Story) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Zilhao, Joao |
| First farmers; a unique Syrian site, flooded after completion of a dam, yielded evidence of one of the world's oldest settlements. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Arnaud, Bernadette |
| Forgiveness in the sweat lodge. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Finn, Christine |
| Fourth in the field; celebrating home abroad. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Romey, Kristin M. |
| Hamlet had it wrong; a journey through medieval Denmark flips the switch on the "Dark Ages." | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Himelfarb, Elizabeth J. |
| Homing in on the Red paint people.(Newfoundland) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Schuster, Angela M.H. |
| Hounding the dead; a remarkable Michigan mutt sniffs out ancient human remains. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Smiley, Brenda |
| Ice Age Ohio; a deep cave yields evidence of Paleoindians, climate change, and the demise of the megamammals. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Tankersley, Kenneth B., Redmond, Brian G. |
| Jerusalem's Temple Mount flap. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | |
| Jousting over the Parthenon marbles. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | |
| Labyrinths and bull-leapers. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | MacGillivray, J. Alexander |
| Letters from old Russia; love, death and taxes in medieval Novgorod.(Cover Story) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | |
| Mystery of the Maya facade; astute detective work gives new meaning to a looted artwork. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Freidel, David |
| Mystery stelae.(Turkey) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Sevin, Veli |
| Occupational hazards; oh, the risks in store for the unwary archaeologist. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Milanich, Jerald T. |
| Olympics through time.(Finatec Multimedia's 'Olympia: 2,800 Years of Athletic Games') | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Romano, David Gilman |
| Parakeet to paradise; archaeology of a pet cemetery. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Gradwohl, David Mayer |
| Parlours to pyramids. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | McVicker, Mary |
| Pilgrimage to the past; an African-American's lifelong search for identity. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Higgins, Chester, Jr. |
| Play it again, Seti: more games for armchair potentates.(computer games) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Nicastro, Nicholas |
| Poetic visions of the past; encounters with the archaeological muse. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Wiseman, James |
| Privy business; chamber pots and sexpots in colonial life. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | D'Agostino, Mary Ellin |
| Prolific pioneer or mound mauler? Why scholars are ambivalent about Clarence Bloomfield Moore. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Milanich, Jerald T. |
| Revealing Minoan fashions; Cretan styles regain center stage.(Santorini) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Jones, Bernice R. |
| Rocking the Plymoth myth. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Deetz, James, Deetz, Patricia Scott |
| Roman coin cache discovered. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Hellier, Chris |
| Roman life on the Danube; a legionary town becomes an archaeological park. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Wiseman, James |
| Rome 1-1000; a first-millennium tour of the Eternal City. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Schuster, Angela M.H. |
| Rome 2000; the eternal city celebrates the jubilee in grand imperial fashion. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Slayman, Andrew L. |
| 'Seated people' of the rain forest; mysterious funerary urns are found in caves deep within the Amazon jungle.(Cover Story) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Arnaud, Bernadette |
| Shenandoah's secret history. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Horning, Audrey J. |
| Solving the mystery of the Nasca lines.(Peru) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Aveni, Anthony F. |
| Subway to the past; a new metro system spurs an excavation of unprecedented size.(Athens Underground) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Stavrakakis, Yannis N. |
| Tales from the crypt; a descent into the Tomb of Osiris. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Schuster, Angela M.H. |
| The curse of Kourion. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Soren, David |
| The pride of Poland. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Nicastro, Nicholas |
| The road to Timbuktu; camel caravans and the rise of commerce in medieval Mali. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Insoll, Timothy A. |
| The virtual silk road. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Brysac, Shareen Blair |
| "This ain't the English department;" on becoming an archaeologist in the 1950s at Florida State University. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Mason, Carol I. |
| Three cheers for the Vikings! | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Lindbergh, Judith |
| To the barricades!(France) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Faure, Michel |
| Troubled waters.(Turkey) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Acar, Ozgen |
| Vintage altar of heaven. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | |
| Visions of Troy. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Riorden, Elizabeth |
| Wonders of Ur: artifacts from Sir Leonard Woolley's landmark excavations make the rounds of U.S. museums. | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Herscher, Ellen |
| Writing collaborative history; how the Monacan Nation and archaeologists worked together to enrich our understanding of Virginia's native peoples.(includes related article on a forensic artist's reconstruction of the faces of Monacan ancestors) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Rose, Mark, Hantman, Jeffrey L., Wood, Karenne, Shields, Diane |
| Writing unwritten history; an archaeologist and American Indian walks the tightrope of a double life.(Vine DeLoria, Jr.) | Anthropology/archeology/folklore | Watkins, Joe |
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