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Missed this earlier? New research suggests Meretneith may have ruled Egypt in the First Dynasty—long before Sobekneferu. A fresh analysis of ancient inscriptions challenges history as we know it. bit.ly/3UxOf9m

This is a repeat message. The digital edition of Ancient History Magazine 61 is now available for download. bit.ly/4dvCqH5

In case you missed it, Ancient History Magazine 61 is now in stock and ready to ship. This issue explores ancient city living across Mesopotamia, Rome, Mesoamerica, and beyond. bit.ly/4dvCqH5

Missed this earlier? Tim Whitmarsh discusses how early Christianity intertwined with Greco-Roman culture and spread under the Roman Empire. Listen to the podcast now. bit.ly/4s0aHnP

The digital edition of Ancient History Magazine 61 is now available for instant delivery. bit.ly/4dvCqH5

Was Meretneith the first female ruler of ancient Egypt? New research re-examines her serekhs and political role, challenging long-held assumptions. Read more bit.ly/4zo8jtK

Ancient History Magazine 61 is now available to order. Explore themes of ancient city living, from Mesopotamian religion to Roman suburbs and Greek civic life. Available in print (€9.95) and digital (PDF) formats. bit.ly/4znYM5W

Dive into the origins of early Christianity and its ties to Greco-Roman culture with Tim Whitmarsh on our podcast. How did Rome shape its spread? Listen now. bit.ly/4hO4V48

Missed this earlier? Explore a curated list of intriguing reads, from Rex Juba to Pericles and Robert Harris’ latest fiction, Agrippa. What’s on your list this month bit.ly/4d29shT

What’s on your reading list this month? Explore books on Rex Juba, Pericles, and Robert Harris’ new novel Agrippa in this latest post. bit.ly/4d29shT

Missed this earlier? Why generative AI has no place in *Ancient History* magazine—artistic integrity, factual accuracy & the human touch matter. Read more on the blog. bit.ly/46RIy8E

Missed this earlier? Dive into ancient trade in the Indian Ocean, the sources behind it, and how India & the Roman Empire connected through goods. Listen to the podcast now. bit.ly/4hawzJn

Did you miss it? Karwansaray Publishers’ Editor of Ancient History shares why generative AI won’t be used in the magazine—prioritizing human artistry, expert insights, and accuracy over convenience. A must-read for publishing ethics. bit.ly/46RIy8E

Dive into ancient trade in the Indian Ocean with Jeremy Simmons on our podcast. Discover how India and Rome were connected through commerce. Listen now. bit.ly/4hawzJn

Missed this earlier? Ancient medicine had some surprising — and shocking — practices. New evidence confirms the Romans were using human excrement in treatments. Read more here bit.ly/3UtvZxj

Missed this earlier? Pompeii: Out of Time with Tom Hiddleston offers fresh research on survivors of the eruption. A rare take on a well-worn topic. bit.ly/4qFBEfR

Ancient History Magazine 60 (digital edition) is now available. Explore revolutions in antiquity—cities, warfare, writing, and more. Read about Julian’s religious revolution and Spartas royal shifts. bit.ly/3QAap9a

Not all Pompeii documentaries are the same. *Pompeii: Out of Time with Tom Hiddleston* brings fresh research from the Pompeii Survivors Project. bit.ly/4qFBEfR

Ancient medicine had some shocking remedies — like using human excrement in treatments. New evidence from Pergamon confirms this foul practice. Read more about Greco-Roman medical oddities. bit.ly/3UtvZxj

Missed this? Dive into ancient Rome’s views on pregnancy, childbirth, and midwives with Tara Mulder in our latest podcast episode. Listen now via the link. Available on Spotify, Apple, and Amazon. bit.ly/4yTAO2J