Volume 44 Issue 4 April 1994

Felix Barker investigates the revival of Lauderdale House.

Bruce Martin on whether nostalgia or modernism will win out in plans to reshape the centre of Berlin.

Robert Martin places the great American radical writer in the philosophical and sexual context of his time.

Michael Leech looks into the work going on at archaeological site Hamptonne property in Jersey.

David Ellwood looks at the past precedents for 'movie' wars between America and Europe

Paul Cartledge considers how models of the past have been used in the Westminster version of 'people power'.

Richard Cavendish visits True's Yard folk museum and heritage centre in Norfolk.

We may all know about Nefertiti, but what was life like for the less-famous women of ancient Egypt? Joyce Tyldesley describes the restraints and freedoms operating on daughters of Isis. 

Barry Strauss looks at the contrasts and similarities between the city-states and the 'land of the free'.

Fernando Cervantes explores the conversion process from polytheistic human sacrifice to devotion to the Mother Church.