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Immage of the Colossi of Memnon at Dazzling Aten & Amenhotep's Mortuary Temple

Dazzling Aten & Amenhotep’s Mortuary Temple

You’d think there wouldn’t be vast new archaeological discoveries in Egypt. In fact, recent years have brought to light both Amenhotep’s mortuary temple and an entire city, called Tehn Aten, or Dazzling Aten (the sun god). It’s all pretty extraordinary.

Mycenaean golden griffin

Griffin Warrior Tomb at Pylos

I’ve written before about the Griffin Warrior tomb, a fabulous unrobbed Mycenaean find at Pylos. But I can’t resist sharing this pleasant write up and photos in National Geographic. The “Griffin Warrior” tomb stands out as one of the great finds of this generation.

book cover image What Should Be Wild

Review of What Should Be Wild by Julia Fine

My review of Julia Fine’s What Should Be Wild, a fairytale-like novel of a wild wood and several generations of magical women who live there. Both dark and dryly humorous.

ruins at Hala Sultan Teke with salt lake in background

Briseis off to Cyprus? Hala Sultan Tekke Report

One of these not-so-far-off days, I’ll write the follow up book to Hand of Fire, my novel set in the Trojan War with Briseis as the main character. She might go to the island of Cyprus, perhaps even to the Bronze Age city that is now the archaeological site called Hala Sultan Tekke