Minerva - July - August 2014
Minerva - July - August 2014
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Medea: the mythical murderess
As it hits the London stage again, the timeless appeal of Euripidesâ play is obvious â but it also had a political message. David Stuttard
The collector
Baron Lorne Thyssen-Bornemisza de Kaszon opens the doors of his new London gallery of Classical art. Mark Merrony
Gold and the gods
A collection of precious jewellery and amulets in Boston showcases the fine craftsmanship of the Nubians. Denise M Doxey and Yvonne J Markowitz
Ancient lives, new discoveries
Eight mummies come to life at the British Museum after they are given the latest hospital treatment. John H Taylor and Daniel Antoine
Discovering Tutankhamun: the inside story
Egyptologyâs greatest moment is marked by a new exhibition drawn from Howard Carterâs archive in the Griffith Institute. Jaromir Malek
The art of transformation
The practice and philosophy of yoga are celebrated for the first time in a major show of paintings, sculpture and manuscripts. Murray Eiland
In the footsteps of Genghis Khan
Leaving no stone unturned in the search for the tomb of the great emperor that takes us on a journey across Mongolia and into China. John Man
Your country needs you!
Historian, television presenter and president of the CBA, Dan Snow explains how we can all do our bit for archaeology. Diana Bentley
The lure of the Orient
The discovery, destruction and resurrection of the ancient sculpture Baron von Oppenheim found at Tell Halaf in Syria. Ulrike Dubiel
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Now available for iPad, Minerva magazine gives anyone with an interest in archaeology and antiquities a compelling insight into the ancient world. Minerva explores the lost civilisations of the past, from Ancient Egypt to Greece, Rome and the mighty empires of the Middle East and Asia.
For over 25 years, Minerva has revealed record-breaking auction results, exciting new finds, and untold stories of the distant past, spanning the Stone Age to the Dark Ages and beyond.
Each issue includes:
⢠News of finds and research from around the world
⢠Original research by international experts
⢠Reviews of major new exhibitions
⢠Latest trends and auction reports from the antiquities market
⢠In-depth features on historyâs most fascinating people and events
⢠Profiles of leading figures from the world of archaeology
⢠Reviews of new publications and a must-have events diary
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