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    Timeless Travels

    Issue 1

    Travel to Mexico, Croatia, Morroco, Florence, Jordan, Syria, Italy, England, Uzbekistan and Myanmar

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    Magic Myanmar (Burma)

    Writer and broadcaster Caroline Courtauld describes the beauty and magic of Bagan, Myanmar

    Hidden secrets of the Silk Road

    Lying on the ancient Silk Road, there is much to see in Uzbeckistan, home to some of the greatest empires and civilisations in the ancient world

    Interview with...William Dalrymple

    Award winning writer, traveller, historian and self acclaimed Mehrauli goatherd chats about his books, his travels and the next adventure

    Intrepid traveller...Gertrude Bell

    Adventurer, spy, archaeologist and diplomat, Gertrude Bell was a woman ahead of her time. Read her extraordinary story

    The Mysteries of Maya Architecture

    Jim O'Kon encounters a range of exotic animals in deepest rainforest while exploring the style of Ruta Rio Bec

    Art, intrigue and Artemisia

    Jane Fortune, author of Invisible Women, Forgotten Artists of Florence, tells the story of a remarkable artist, Artemisia Genileschi

    Syria: Heritage, history and horror

    Dr Emma Cunliffe reports on the destruction of Syria's archaeological sites

    The wonders of Petra

    Archaeologist Ben Churcher explores the highlights of this 'rose red city half as old as time'

    A weekend in...Marrakech

    Some suggested hidden gems to visit when spending a long weekend in this marvellous ancient city

    Plus...Chedworth Roman Villa celebrates two annivesaries, how the city of Split influenced renowned architect Robert Adams, the top crusader castles in the Middle East, and celebrating art in a Wiltshire garden. There are also art and archaeological news and exhibitions and a Dig Diary.  A truly packed first edition with 132 pages to enjoy! [please note, there are no printed copies available for this issue, but it is available to read on any digital device].
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