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March 2022 issue | Appears on page 21

Agora: crossroads of ancient Athens

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January 2022 issue | Appears on page 24

Kerameikos: Athens’ ancient cemetery

KERAMEIKOS: Athens’ ancient cemetery

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July 2021 issue | Appears on page 26

Mexico City - Plaza of the Three Cultures

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April 2021 issue | Appears on page 24

Great Pyramid of Cholula

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February 2021 issue | Appears on page 29

Sydney’s Yiribana Gallery

For me, Sydney is the gem of Australia, a vibrant city famed for its iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge and for its proximity to superb ocean beaches, like Manly and Bondi.

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November 2020 issue | Appears on page 23

The Māoris of Aotearoa (Second of two parts)

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October 2020 issue | Appears on page 27

The Māoris of Aotearoa (First of two parts)

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July 2020 issue | Appears on page 28

A bit of old Portugal in Spanish Uruguay

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June 2020 issue | Appears on page 35

Where Buenos Aires was born

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April 2020 issue | Appears on page 48

Reborn — Palace of the Grand Dukes in Vilnius

The story of the Palace of the Grand Dukes in Vilnius, Lithuania, and its rebirth began for me many years ago.

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March 2020 issue | Appears on page 49

A trio of Latvian castles

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February 2020 issue | Appears on page 47

Estonia - A bishop’s castle in Old Livonia

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January 2020 issue | Appears on page 50

A trio of Oaxacan sites

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November 2019 issue | Appears on page 44

Monte Albán, city of the cloud people

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October 2019 issue | Appears on page 45

Templo Mayor, Great Temple of the Aztecs

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August 2019 issue | Appears on page 38

London - Temple of Mithras the Bull Slayer

During the 1940-1941 Blitz, much of the area called The City, London’s historic center as well as its central business district, was destroyed. Years after the end of World War II, bombed-out sites were still being excavated.

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June 2019 issue | Appears on page 43

SW England - Aquae Sulis

The Romans knew a good thing when they saw it. In this case, the good thing was the hot springs in what is now the city of Bath in southwestern England.

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May 2019 issue | Appears on page 45

The nuraghi of Sardinia

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February 2019 issue | Appears on page 49

Prehistoric sentinels of Corsica

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