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The role of magic and medicine in the lives of ancient Egyptian women and their children
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Rediscovering ancient Egypt : an African perspective
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Medicinal Vibrations
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Public Health Care and Clinical Medicine in the Sixteenth Century Joseon: Through the ...
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The Acceptance of Yuan China Medicine and the Response of the Kory? Medical Community: ...
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Characteristics of Using Oriental Medicine Clinics during the Japanese Occupation: An Analysis ...
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Revisiting Traditional Chinese Medicine in Hong Kong during the Influenza Epidemics in the ...
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Aspects of the family in Ancient Egypt
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Between Disability and Illness in Ancient Rome - The Case of Emperor Claudius
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Editor’s Introduction to Volume XVI: Science, Medicine, and the Visual Arts in Dialogue: The Ibero-American Context, Then and Now
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Law as a Tool of Empire: A Transhistorical Comparison of Mandate Palestine and Ancient Rome
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Unearthing the Ancient Metropolis: Perth Amboy's Clark-Watson Site
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Political Space and Loyalism in Ancient China: A Case Study of Li Si
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Rediscovering Alaska’s Right to Housing
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“The Correct Way of Writing the Indian Language”: Juan Dolores at the University of California
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The Indian question in South Africa, 1900-1914
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Ethnobotanical Study of Indigenous Knowledge on Medicinal Plants Used in the Talensi District of the Upper East Region of Ghana [version 4; peer review: 3 approved with reservations, 3 not approved]
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Being Alone in Ancient Egypt
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Book Reviews: Michael J. Harrower, Water Histories and Spatial Archaeology: Ancient Yemen and the American West, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2016. 224 pp
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Anticariogenic Activity of Some Indian Traditional Medicinal Plants
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The Ancient City of Bayt al-Maqdis: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives in the Light of Science, Art and Literature
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The Wild Child of the Soil: The Symbol of the Datura Plant in Southwestern Art, from Ancient Native American Cultures to Georgia O’Keeffe
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Aspects of ancient Near Eastern warfare in Jeremiah 2-25
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The healing power : mythology as medicine in contemporary American Indian literature
