A new exhibition about the Egyptian deities in the National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden is interesting, but workmanlike.

The Lelantine War is the first major military conflict that pitted two alliances of Greek cities against each other. But did it really happen?

Matilo or Matilone was a Roman castellum (fort) in what is now Leiden. Today, the site is an archaeological park.

The new Leiden exhibition Casa Romana focuses on everyday life inside a townhouse of a wealthy Roman family in the first century AD.

A new temporary exhibition in Leiden demonstrates just how useful it can be to use a question-driven approach to exhibition design.

An archaeological museum shouldn’t be about the past; it should be about archaeology as a discipline.

Public puzzlement over an exhibit at the National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden leads me to be invited to another exhibition in Amsterdam.