Of Landscape and Lawsuits
Philip Gant studies legal implications of the Buddhist temple as critical infrastructure
Picturesque Public Parks in Paris
Ann Komara digs deep into a celebrated nineteenth-century park transformed from a quarry site
Angels, Demons, and Narrative Conflict
Brad Boswell on how a fifth-century treatise out-narrates a rival
Antiquities in the Electrical Plant
Patricia Vigderman encounters startling contradictions in Rome
Hunting for Butterflies
Lewis Hyde talks butterflies, Buddhism, and the problem of the unforgettable
In Memoriam Colin McEwan
Digging into the Dumbarton Oaks Medieval Library: Spotlight on “Allegories of the Odyssey”
Zeus is destiny (and other keys to understanding Homer)
Surveying the Borderland
Patrick Mullins sees diversity, conflict, politics, and coca in an ancient frontier landscape
Tracking Ancient Immigration through Teeth
Gina Buckley looks for skeletal traces of elite and working-class immigration at Teotihuacan
Behind the Scenes: Time-Traveling to Seventeenth-Century Holland
Dutch Golden Age masterpiece loaned to Dumbarton Oaks