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In the past lies the future

From being a romantic quest for treasures and lost civilisations, archaeology has now come down to earth, increasingly associated with …

Let us bribe Newton and Einstein

A string of corruption issues has our newspapers and TV channels all untied-up. Reliable sources admit that sales of 'sting' gadgetry are …

In love with the land

By shielding Utah lands from developmet, US President Clinton delighted environmentalists but infuriated most Utah officials who see coal mining …

Ajanta, Ellora threatened

Monumental screening

The history of Humayun's Tomb has been captured on a software programme

Mayan mystery

No PM

Phidias' sculptures

Phidias' sculptures

Old shine

Indian scientists have found a chemical that cleans antique metallic objets d'art without damaging the patina

Digging its own grave

Despite its glorious past, the future of the Archaeological Survey of India is jeopardised because of internal wrangling and a lack of a concrete …

Correcting the Leaning Tower's tilt

A Chinese architect claims he can stop the Leaning Tower of Pisa from tilting further, and even bring it back to the original angle of tilt.

Enough room

EGYPT

Saving the Wonder

China

Rescuing Buddha

Survey to find out the length of the Great Wall of China

The trouble with the Trapezmium

A public interest petition in the Supreme Court to shift industries from the Taj Trapezium, based on a report forwarded by the National …

Roman retreat

About 2,000 years ago, when the Romans ruled London, they gave the city its first centrally-heated homes. A look back in time

Tainted dream

The halo around the taj

Pyramids in peril