First Draft Research and Archaeology News about Troy Exhibit & Cuneiform Cooking
I’m deep in research about Hattusha while drafting the next book. In archaeology news read about the new Troy exhibit and recipes from cuneiform tablets.
I’m deep in research about Hattusha while drafting the next book. In archaeology news read about the new Troy exhibit and recipes from cuneiform tablets.
I’ve baked “bloody dagger” cookies for my book launches. In archaeology news read about the cache of Egyptian coffins and an intriguing battlefield warrior “kit” found in Germany.
Join me for two launch events at the Poisoned Pen Bookstore, Nov 8, 7-8 pm and Nov 9, 2-3 pm. In archaeology news read about preserving Herculaneum paintings and excavating the Roman layer of the Greek “lost” city of Tenea.
For my next book I’m researching Hittite funerals and Egyptian magic. In archaeology news read about “the largest find in over a century” of 30 coffins in Egypt and the excavation of a pilgrimage road in Jerusalem.
Join me Nov 9 for the launch of my latest book, Sorcery in Alpara, at Poisoned Pen Bookstore. Read archaeology news about modern topics found on cuneiform tablets and a newly excavated Roman gladiator fresco in Pompeii.
Preorder Sorcery in Alpara and receive a bonus short story. In archaeology news, read about pottery baby bottles and ten mythology travel destinations.
Priestess of Ishana, bk 1 of the Tesha series, is free on Amazon through Oct 6. In archaeology news, read about a marble head of Dionysus that became Renaissance wall filler.
Receive a free short story with your preorder of Sorcery of Alpara. In archaeology news, read about ancient Near Eastern bronze made with Cornish tin, a new stone carving of Eleanor of Aquitaine and the re-emerging Standing Stones of Guadalperal
Find the prelaunch special for Book 2 of the Tesha series, Sorcery in Alpara. In archaeology, read about a strange ritual burial on Cyprus and beautiful silver dragons in Mongolia.
Sorcery in Alpara is coming! In archaeology, the early Greek invention of the construction crane and Bronze Age international trade routes.