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Latest issue: July 2019 (Issue 53)

Danielle Nicole Silverman
The Excavations of Polonnaruva: The Impact of Socio-Political Interpretation
Claudia Eco
Egyptian Kingship and Godhood in the 3rd Millennium BC
Thorwald’s Cross. The left side depicts Norse god Odin battling Fenrir at Ragnarok; the right has Christian iconography (BBC 2018).
Olivia Little
The Utilisation of Memory in the Creation and Sustenance of Social Identity
Danielle Nicole Silverman
The Excavations of Polonnaruva: The Impact of Socio-Political Interpretation
Claudia Eco
Egyptian Kingship and Godhood in the 3rd Millennium BC
Thorwald’s Cross. The left side depicts Norse god Odin battling Fenrir at Ragnarok; the right has Christian iconography (BBC 2018).
Olivia Little
The Utilisation of Memory in the Creation and Sustenance of Social Identity
Danielle Nicole Silverman
The Excavations of Polonnaruva: The Impact of Socio-Political Interpretation
Thorwald’s Cross. The left side depicts Norse god Odin battling Fenrir at Ragnarok; the right has Christian iconography (BBC 2018).
Olivia Little
The Utilisation of Memory in the Creation and Sustenance of Social Identity

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