Minerva
Archiviato dal January/February 2016
37 issues
Minerva is the leading international publication focusing on ancient art, archaeology, museums, and exhibitions. Enjoyed by academics and non-specialists alike, Minerva publishes a broad range of articles, new items, book reviews, interviews, and travel features, as well as a calendar of upcoming events.
Published bi-monthly, Minerva presents a blend of stories, covering history, art, archaeology, and mythology. Each issue is packed with features written by leading historians, archaeologists, and curators drawn from the world’s leading museums and universities.
Our subjects range from recent archaeological finds and excavations and current museum and gallery exhibitions, to art, music and literature inspired by the ancient world. Time periods covered extend from prehistory, the pre-Columbian Americas, aboriginal Australia, Ancient Egypt, the Graeco-Roman world, and Near and Far Eastern antiquity right up to, and including, the medieval period.
Ultimo numero
- Luxor temple: where kings became gods
- The living past: art and ancestors in ancient Peru
- Eternal beauty: what did kallos mean to the ancient Greeks?
- Domitian: portraying imperial power
- A painter’s paradise: John Craxton and the art of ancient Greece
Argomenti: Archaeology, History
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Minerva is the leading international publication focusing on ancient art, archaeology, museums, and exhibitions. Enjoyed by academics and non-specialists alike, Minerva publishes a broad range of articles, new items, book reviews, interviews, and travel features, as well as a calendar of upcoming events.
Published bi-monthly, Minerva presents a blend of stories, covering history, art, archaeology, and mythology. Each issue is packed with features written by leading historians, archaeologists, and curators drawn from the world’s leading museums and universities.
Our subjects range from recent archaeological finds and excavations and current museum and gallery exhibitions, to art, music and literature inspired by the ancient world. Time periods covered extend from prehistory, the pre-Columbian Americas, aboriginal Australia, Ancient Egypt, the Graeco-Roman world, and Near and Far Eastern antiquity right up to, and including, the medieval period.
- Primo numero January/February 2016
- Ultimo Numero: January/February 2022
- Totale numeri: 37
- Pubblicato: Bimestrale
- ISSN: 2515-8554
