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I,i = vol.I, no.1; I,ii = vol.I, no.2; I,iii = vol.I, no.3; I,iv = vol.I, no.4
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Aboukir: underwater discovery of Napoleon's Egyptian fleet
Aesculapius (Greek healing deity) I,i 47, 55
Agamemnon (Mycenean king at Troy) I,i 9
Agricola, Gnaeus Julius (Roman governor of Britannia) I,i 8, 31, 35, 37, 42, 44, 53, 56, 58, 59, 63, 77, 79
Akhenaten (Amenophis IV) I,i 92
Alaminos, Anton (pilot for Grijalva expedition) I,i 83
Alexander the Great I,i 9, 26
Alraschid, Haroun (provided elephants to Charlemagne) I,i 19
Amazon (cavalry mask at Newstead fort) I,i 56
Amazon River, SIR-C image at Manaus
Amphitheaters, Roman Britain: Caerleon I,i 72, 73, 74; Caerwent (Venta Silurum) I,i 71; Chichester (Noviomagus) I,i 31; Silchester (Calleva) I,i 21
Amphora (large pot for transporting liquids) I,i 27, 39, 41, 43, 58
Ammianus Marcellinus (Roman historian, 4th century AD) I,i 63
Amud Cave, Israel, Neaderthal infant burial found in I,i 6
Amun (Egyptian sun god) I,i 92
Amyrtaeus (Egyptian pharaoh) I,i 10
Angiosperm (primitive, fossil discoveries) I,i 11
Angkor, Cambodia I,i 12-13
Annals of Tacitus, excerpt on Boudicca's rebellion I, 35
Antilles:PreColumbian Pottery
Arawak Languages
Arbeia Roman Fort and Museum I, i 53-55
Arch of Titus, Rome, early photograph
Archaeology, links to internet sites concerning
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford University I,i 90
Author submissions to Athena Review
Bacchus (Greek god of wine) I,i 25, 38
Bahamas I,i 80
Bath Sites, Roman Britain:
Bayon, temple complex at Angkor Thom I,i 12-13
Becket, Thomas (arbishop of Canterbury, martyred AD 1170) I,i 8
Belgic Tribes, in Gallic Wars I,i 16
Belgium, as part of Gaul I,i 16
Belize, Mayan site I,ii 5-6
Bellicard, M. (co-author of Antiquities of Herculaneum)
Bevhalstia pebja, primitive angiosperm I,i 11
Bimini (includes Florida on Peter Martyr's 1511 map) I,i 83
Bingen, Germany I,i 25
Boat from biblical times in Israel I, i 8
Bodhissatva, sculpture at Angkor I,i 13
Bonita Springs, Florida, Archaic period human remains I,i 7,9
Bonus Eventus (Roman deity of fortune) I,i 73
Book Catalogue of Athena Publications
Boudicca, Queen of the Iceni I,i 76, 77
Boxgrove Man I,i 6
Brazil, Rio Negro at Manaus (satellite image)
Brazil, Rio Sao Francisco (satellite image)
Brecknock Museum I,i 75-76
Brigantia (Celtic goddess) I,i 55, 56, 57
Britain: Antonine Wall Colchester Wroxeter Bath and Palaestra
British Museum I,i 23-27
Bruniquel, France, Neaderthal site found at I,i 6
Bubonic Plague I,i 95
Cadera River (16th c. Spanish settlements in Floida) I,i 94
Caerleon Roman Legionary Museum I,i 72-74
Caesar, Julius I,i 11, 16, 17, 19, 23, 27, 40, 49, 62
Cairo, Egypt I,i 19, 92, 96
Cairo Museum I,i 96
Calusa, site at Key Marco I,i 10-11
Cambodia, site of Angkor I,i 12-13
Cambridge University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology I,i 2
Camden, William I,i 19
Can Llobateres, Spain, Site of Dryopithecus skeleton I,i 7
Canterbury Cathedral I,i 8
Canterbury Tales I,i 8
Cantino Map, New World Parrots (1502)
Caratacus, son of Cunobelinus I,i 19
Caribbean Sea, an early map by Peter Martyr (1511)
Carnegie Museum I,i 7
Cassius Dio (Roman historian) I,i 18, 19, 23, 24
Cassivellaunus, a Celtic leader in Britain I,i 17
Castle Museum I,i 20, 33, 35
Catherwood, Frederick (19th c illustrations of Maya sites)
Catuvellauni (Celtic tribe in Britain) I,i 17, 34, 55
Cayzedo, Lopez Ochoa (16th century Spanish explorer) I,i 81
Celtic Arts/Crafts I,i 23, 24, 29, 58, 66, 67
Celtic Coins I,i 26, 27, 35
Celtic Names I,i 21, 28, 33, 46
Celtic Religion I,i 24, 28, 32, 34, 39, 44, 46, 67, 70
Celtic tribes I,i 8, 17
Celts in Britain I,i 8, 17, 19, 29, 46, 66, 73, 77, 88, 89
Chad, Africa (A. anamensis fossils) I,i 5
Cham Kingdom (Cambodia) I,i 13
Chaucer, Geoffrey I,i 8
Chau Srei Vibol (Temple Complex at Angkor) I,i 13
Chauvet, France (Neaderthal cave paintings) I,i 6
Cheops, Great Pyramid of I,i 92
Chesterholm Museum I,i 46
Chichester District Museum I,i 31-33
Chichen Itza (Maya site in Yucatan) I,i 8
Chicxulub Crater, Yucatán compared to radar views from Venus.
China, the Great Wall as seen from space
Claudius, Tiberius Drusus (Roman emperor AD 41-54) I,i 17, 18, 19, 23, 26, 27, 30, 31, 34, 35, 40, 64
Claudian Period (Britain) I,i 28, 30
Claudia Severa (letter from Vindolanda) I,i 24, 25, 49
Cochin, Charles (author of Antiquities of Herculaneum)
Codex Borgia (Aztec manusript) I,i 84
Codex Boturini (Aztec manuscript) I,i 85
Codex Dresden (Mayan manuscript) I,i 86
Codex Paris (Mayan manuscript) I,i 80
Colchester, Roman wall and Balkerne Gate
Collier County (Florida) Museum I,i 10,11
Colosseum, Roman, early photographs of
Columbus, Christopher I,i 80, 81, 86
Columbus: First Voyage, map of route among Antilles (1492)
Cooking, Ancient, list of Web sites on
Cordoba (led 1517 voyage along Gulf Coast) I,i 80, 81, 82
Corieltauvi (Celtic tribe in Britain) I,i 40
Cortes, Hernando de I,i 80, 81, 83, 87, 88
Cosa, Juan de la (pilot for Columbus)
Costa Rica I,i 8
Cozumel I,i 81, 83, 84, 86, 87
Cretacious Period I,i 11
Cro-Magnon Man I,i 5
Cuba I,i 81, 83, 84, 85
Cunobelinus (Celtic king in Britain) I,i 19
Cupid I,i 41, 57, 73
Cushing, Frank (Key Marco excavations) I,i 11
Dampier, William, excerpts from A New Voyage Round the World
Dare, Virginia (first English child born in the New World) I,i 93
Darwin, Charles I,i 18; on Tierra Del Fuego
D'Avila, Alfonzo (lieutentant to Grijalva) I,i 83
Deal Beach (landings of Caesar) I,i 16, 17
De Alvarado, Pedro (lieutenant to Grijalva) I,i 83
Defoe, Daniel (writings on London Plague of) I,i 95
De Grivalva (also Grijalva), Juan I,i 80, 81, 83, 84, 85, 86
Dennis, George (author of Cities and Cemeteries of Etruria)
De Orbe Novo (see also "New World Chronicles") I,i 80
De Orbe Novis by Peter Martyr, excerpt from
Diaz, Bernal (chronicler of Cortes' expedition) I,i 81, 83, 87
Diaz, Juan (chronicler of Grijalva's expedition) I,i 83
Dresden Museum I,i 9
Druids I,i 76, 77
Druids at Mona Island I,i 6
Drumanagh, Ireland (possible site of Roman fort) I,i 8
Dryopithecus laietanus I,i 7
Duho or effigy seat from West Indies
Eccampi, Mayan name for Yucatan I,i 81
Edwards, Amelia (author of Pharoahs, Fellahs, and Explorers)
Edzná , Campeche: Site Plan of Edzná
Egypt I,i 10, 23
Endeavor, Space Shuttle (SIR-C images of Angkor) I,i 12
Ethiopia, Australopithecus fossils found in I,i 5
Falkirk Museums I,i 64
Ferdinand II of Aragon, King of Spain I,i 80
Fibulae (ancient bronze pins) I,i 27, 58
Florida I,i 7, 9, 83, 86, 94, 95
Florida Bureau of Archaeological Resources I,i 9
Florida Division of Historical Research I,i 7
Fortuna (Roman goddess of fortune) I,i 25, 28, 29, 32, 39, 57, 61, 73
Forum, Roman, early photograph
Fossils: Ape (Dryopethicus) I,i 7; Florida, Archaic Period I,i 4; Hominid I, i 4, 5, 7; Plant I,i 5, 11
France, Neanderthal site at Bruniquel I,i 6
France, Gallic tribes described by Caesar I,i 16
Gaetulia, African province of Rome I,i 19
Gallic Wars, Commentaries by Julius Caesar I,i 16-17
Gaul I,i 16-19, 25-27, 30-36, 63, 71, 73; I,iv
Gemini, image of the Nile Delta
Geography of Ptolemy (2nd century AD) I,i 29, 31, 33, 37, 72
Germany I,i 9, 12, 16, 24, 26
Getty Museum I,i 92
Gigantopteridales (ancient flowering plants) I,i 11
Giza, Egypt (pyramid and Sphinx site) I,i 92, 93
Gomara, Francisco Lopez de, early chronicler of Cortes
Grijalva, Juan de (16th century Spainish explorer) I,i 80-86
Guatemala (Maya site) I,i 8
Guildhall Museum I, i 32
Hadar, Ethiopia (Australopithecus site, home of "Lucy") I,i 5
Hadrian's Wall I,i 14, 28, 50, 56, 59, 60, 90, 91
Hadrian's Wall, list of forts, milecastles, outposts, and turrets
Hadrian's Wall Sites: Ambleside Fort I,i 43; I,i 45 Milecastle 42 (Cawfields); Turret 49b ; Vindolanda I,i 48; Vindolanda Roman Bath ; Tyne and Wear (Arbeia) I,i 53;
Hannibal (BC 247-182, Carthaginian general) I,i 18
Hatteras (16th century English settlement) I,i 94
Havana, Cuba I,i 81, 94
Henry II , King of England (1133-1189 AD, feud with Thomas Becket) I,i 8
Herculaneum, Antiquities by Cochin & Bellicard
Hercules I,i 26, 28, 39, 47, 55, 57, 59
Hillfoot Cemetery, sections of Antonine Wall
Hispaniola, the Caribbean island I,i 81, 86, 87
Hispaniola: Fruit-bearing trees (Benzoni 1572)
Hispaniola: House with thatched roof, from Oviedo (1547)
Holland I,i 16
Hominid I,i 4-7
Homo erectus I,i 4-6
Homo habilis I,i 4
Homo heidelbergensis I,i 6
Homo sapiens neaderthalis (see also Neaderthal) I,i 5, 6
Honduras, Miskito coast I,i 8
Huguenot (colony in Florida) I,i 94
Hunterian Museum (Univ. of Glasgow) I,i 60, 61, 64
Iceni, a tribe in ancient Britain I,i 35, 36
Iliad I,i 9, 10
Image Archive of Athena Review:
Indus River (eastern border of Alexander's empire) I,i 10
Iniguez, Fernando (Captain of Spanish expedition to Yucatan) I,i 81
Internet, archaeology site listings from
Itinerario de l'Armata, By Juan Diaz (record of Grijalva's 16th c. voyage) I,i 83
Irish National Museum I,i 8
Isabella I of Castile, Queen of Spain I,i 80
Itzá, Yucatán:
Izamal, Yucatán: Mask on Wall (Catherwood drawing); Plan of Main Plaza (sketch by Landa)
Jaina , Campeche: Textile from Late Classic Burial
Jamestown Colony I,i 94
Java (H. erectus site) I,i 4
Jayavarman VII, king at Angkor I,i, 13
Jewry Wall Museum I,i 21, 40-41
Journal of the Plague Year, by Daniel Defoe I,i 95
Jupiter (Roman god) I,i 32, 39, 47, 52
Kanapoi, Africa, Australopeticus discovered in I,i 5
Kapthurin Tools I,i 6
Karnak, Egypt (site of Akhenaten's temple) I,i 92
Kenya, Africa, Neolithic tools found in I,i 6
Kibbutz Ginosar, Israel, ancient boat stored at I,i 7
Khmer civilization in Cambodia I,i 12-13
Kinneil House Museum I,i 64-65
Laguna de Terminos, Campeche: Satellite view with site map
Lake Chichancanab, Yucatan (pollen core samples) I,i 8
Lanciani, Rodolfo (author of Excavations in Ancient Rome)
Leister City Museums I,i 90
Letchworth Museum I,i 35-36
Londinium, ancient London, Romano-British sites and museums
Longuppo Cave Site, China (H. erectus site) I,i 4
Lugarno, Italy (Roman cemetery site) I,i 10
Macnutt, Francis Augustus (translator of Peter Martyr) I,i 80
Magnolia grandiflora I,i 11
Marcoy, Paul (author of Travels in South America)
Mars (Roman god of war) I,i 11, 24, 26, 28, 29, 47, 57, 67, 68, 70
Mars (planet, evidence of possible ancient life) I,ii 13-15
Marseilles, France (Visit of the emperor Claudius) I,i 19
Martyr d'Anghera, Peter I,i 80, 81, 83, 86
Martyr d'Anghera, Peter, excerpt from De Orbe Novo
Mary Rose Maritime Museum (Virtual home of 16th century English ship) I,i 90
Maya Culture I,i 8, 80, 82, 86
Mayapán, Yucatán: Effigy incensario of the Old God; Catherwood drawing of the Old Pyramid; Round Tower
Maya temples at Tulum, Yucatan I,i 80
Menapi, Belgic Tribe in northern Gaul I,i 16, 17
Menendez, Lucas (leader of 1656 AD rebellion in Florida) I,i 95
Mesoamerica: Tulum, the Castillo,
Mexico I,i 7, 8, 28, 80, 81
Minerva (Roman goddess of wisdom) I,i 29, 32, 56, 67, 78
Miskito Coast, Honduras and Nicaragua:
Mississippi River at New Orleans (satellite photo)
Mississippi and Missouri Rivers at St. Louis (satellite photo)
Missouri River during flooding (satellite photo)
Mithras (Near Eastern sun god) (at Carnuntum II,iii); I,i 39, 73
Mona Island (Anglesey Isle, Wales) I,i 76-77
Montejo, Francisco (lieutanant of Grijalva) I,i 83
Morini, Belgic Tribe in northern Gaul I,i 16
Mortaria (Roman mixing bowls) I,i 26, 31, 41, 43, 58, 74, 76,
Mousterian Tools (Neanderthal) I,i 5
Museum for Ancient Shipbuilding (Mainz, Germany) I,i 96
Museum of Antiquities (Univ. of Newcastle) I,i 91
Museum of Antiquities (Nat. Mus. of Scotland) I,i 56-59, 62
Museum of London I,i 91
Narcissus (Roman general under the emperor Claudius) I,i 19
National Museum Collections of Romano-British art
National Museum of Kenya I,i 5
National Museum of Scotland I,i 91
National Museum of Wales I,i 65-66, 68, 71, 78, 79
Neaderthal (see also H. sapiens neaderthalensis) I,i 5, 6; DNA
Neptune (Roman sea god) I,i 25, 31, 32, 47
Neolithic Period I,i 89, 90
Newport Museum and Gallery of Wales I,i 66, 67-68, 70, 71, 74
New World Chronicles by Peter Martyr (excerpts, Decade I, Bks. 1-6)
A New Voyage Round the World by William Dampier, excerpts from I,ii 101-108
Norris Museum I,i 30
North Ireland Museum I,i 89
Notitia Dignitatum (4-5th c. AD Roman administrative record) I,i 28, 29, 37, 50, 53
Oceanus (Greco-Roman father-god) I,i 39
Ojeda, Alonso de (explorations along coast of South America)
Olduwan Tools I,i 4
Orang-utan I,i 5
Orpheus (Greek mythological figure, in Romano-British mosaics) I,i 68 ; L,ii 45-46
Ostia, port of ancient Rome (visit by the emperor Claudius) I,i 19
Oviedo, Fernandez de (16th c. Spanish navigator) I,i 80
Paleolithic Period I,i 6, 30, 33, 65
Paria, peninsula on coast of Venezuela
Penrith Museum I,i 44
Pensacola Bay, Florida (site of sunken 16th c. Spanish galleon) I,i 7
Permian Age I,i 11
Peutinger Table (13th c. AD copy of a Roman map and atlas) I,i 29
Pizarro, Francisco (Spanish conquest of Peru)
Plautius (Roman general in conquest of Britain under Claudius) I,i 19
Polyaenus (2nd c. AD Macedonian miltary historian's account of Caesar) I,i 19
Ponce de Leon, Juan (early 16th c. explorer of Florida) I,i 80, 83, 86, 94
Portus Itius (northern Gaul; point of Caesar's departure for Britain) I,i 16
Preah Khan Temple Group, Cambodia I,i 13
Priam's Treasure (gold items from Troy; controversy over ownership) I,i 9
Puerto del Principe (settlement founded by Velasquez) I,i 81
Puerto Rico National Museum I,i 87
Puerto Rico: PreColumbian pottery sequence
Pushkin Museum, Russia (exhibit of finds from Troy) I,i 9
Quebec, Canada , Venus figurines found in I,i 10
Raleigh, Walter (sponsor of 16th c. English settlements near Roanoke, Va.) I,i 93
Ravenna Cosmography (list of Roman place names, ca. 700 AD) I,i 28, 29, 31, 33, 37, 40, 42, 44, 45, 50, 53, 69, 75, 77
Reading Museum I,i 91
Revolt of Boudicca (see also "Boudicca") I,i 35
Rhine Landesmuseum, Bonn (exhibits of ancient ships found in the Rhine) I,i 96
Rhine River, border of Caesar's territory I,i 16; ancient ships found in, I,i 96
RIB (Roman Inscriptions of Britain): detailed listings by site
Roanoke (site of 16th c. English settlements) I,i 93, 94
Romano-British Coins I,i 8, 21, 26, 27, 31, 33, 35, 39, 44, 55, 58, 68, 71
Romano-British Sites and Museums
Rome: Arch of Titus Colosseum. Interior and Exterior. Forum
Royal Angkor Foundation I,i 12
Russia (exhibit of finds from Troy) I,i 9, 10
Samian Ware I,i 25, 26, 29, 30, 33, 36, 39, 41, 43, 44, 52, 57, 68, 71, 74, 76
Sandwich, England (Caesar's landing site of 54 BC) I,i 17
San Salvador (settlement founded by Velasquez) I,i 81
Sayil (Maya city in Yucatan) I,i 8
Saxon Shore forts in Britain I,ii 77
Schliemann, Heinrich (author of Ilios) I,i 9
Scotland, the Antonine Wall in
Scotland, list of Roman forts in
Segontium Roman Fort & Museum I,i 77-79
Selkirk, Alexander (prototype of Robinson Crusoe)
Senhouse Roman Museum I,i 45-47
Serapis (Near-eastern god, worshippped at York) I,i 38, 39
Shipwreck of Valdivia Map, 1511
Silvanus (Roman god of forests) I,i 24, 34, 39, 57, 64
Silures (Celtic tribe in Britain) I,i 67
Sphinx I,i 92, 93
South America I,i 83
Subscription information for Athena Review
Suetonius Paulinus (Roman Legionary commander in Britain)
Tacitus, C. Cornelius (Roman Senator and historian) I,i 8, 23, 24, 31, 35, 54, 76, 77; I,ii 11, 18, 20, 28, 33, 34, 36, 49, 83, 84
Tacitus, description of Boudicca's Revolt I,i 35
Taino (ancient inhabitants of Caribbean) I,i 81
Taino Islanders portrayed in 1493 Letter of Columbus
Ta Proem Temple Group, Cambodia (rebuilt 1186, by Jayavarman VII) I,i 13
Thames River I,i 17, 19, 23, 95
Titans (race of giant-gods in Greek mythology) I,i 18
Togodumnus, Celtic King I,i 19
Tonle Sap River, Angkor, Cambodia I,i 12
Trajan, Marcus Ulpius (Roman Emperor, AD 107-108) I,i 37, 40, 56, 73, 96
Trier Landesmuseum (exhibits of tombstones from Roman Germany) I,i 24
Trinidad, island of I,i 81
Troy I,i 9
Tulúm, Quintana Roo
Castillo, detail of west staircase and temple (Catherwood drawing)
Temple of the Frescoes: painting of Ix Chel holding two Chacs
Turkey, Republic of (site of Troy) I,i 9
Tutankhamun I,i 92
University of Florida I,i 8
University of West Florida I,i 7
Uxmal (Maya site in Yucatan) I,i 8
Valley of the Queens (site of tomb restoration project) I,i 92
Velasquez, Diego (companion of Columbus, governer of Cuba) I,i 81, 83, 85
Venezuela, early explorations by Alonzo de Ojeda
Venus (Roman goddess of love and beauty) I,i 10, 11, 39, 46, 57, 58, 67
Venus of Willendorf I,i 10
Vindolanda, Roman fort near Hadrian's Wall
Vindolanda Museum I,i 25, 50-52
Vitellius, Lucius (Consul, colleague of the emperor Claudius) I,i 19
Voyage of Cortés Map, 1519-1521
Vulcan (Greco-Roman god of the forge) I,i 38, 47
Wafer, Lionel, surgeon and shipmate of William Dampier
Wellcome Museum (U. of Wales) I,i 91
Western Sinai Desert (site of tomb excavation) I,i 10
Westminster Abbey I,i 8
White, John (artist and governer of an English colony at Roanoke) I,i 93
Wren, Christopher (architect of St. Paul's cathedral, London) I,i 95
Wroxeter, Roman bathhouse and palaestra
Wollemi Pine (discovered in Australia) I,i 11
World Monuments Fund (archaeologists using satellite photos of Angkor) I,i 12
York Museum I,i 46
Yorkshire Museum I,i 37-39
Yucatan, Mayan site at Tulum I,i 8, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 86, 87
Yucatán: Primary sources
Zafarraya Cave, Spain (Neanderthal site) I,i 5
Zemis, images of deities in Caribbean
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