The Missing People of Crete
Vera Klontza-Jaklova develops a method to find remnants of the island’s Arabic period
Holy Boldness
Erin Galgay Walsh investigates the surprising role of the female body in early Christian poetry
Walking the Space of Time
Trent Barnes examines the influence of Teotihuacan across centuries and over thousands of kilometers
The Mystery of the Pink Pineapple
How a team of scholars uncovered the lost history of a rare Southeast Asian book
Slavery and Central Park
Sara Zewde assesses the legacy of a founding figure in landscape architecture
Little Kings
Alexandre Tokovinine shifts focus to smaller Maya kingdoms with big impacts
Dreaming in a Tree
Yingzhi Zhao uncovers political resistance in Chinese poems and garden dreamscapes
To Tend a Chile Habanero
Traci Ardren researches the highly charged plant world of the ancient Maya
Call for Papers: 55th International Congress on Medieval Studies
Dumbarton Oaks is sponsoring 5 sessions in 2020
Reflecting on Landscape, Sport, Environment: The Spaces of Sport from the Early Modern Period to Today
Bliss and Mellon award recipients discuss the 2019 Garden and Landscape Studies symposium