Penny Young

Penny Young explores the astonishingly rich archaeological heritage of Oman.

Penny Young looks at the ambititious plans to reconstruct the celebrated Ottoman bridge in Mostar, destroyed by fighting in Bosnia-Herzegovinia.

Penny Young explores Bethlehem’s plans to make the small town of Judaea central to the millennium celebrations.

Archaeologists in Turkey believe they could have unearthed some of the remains of the Great Palace of the Byzantine Empire which ruled much of the known world for nearly a thousand years from the heart of Constantinople.

Penny Young reveals the recent archaeological finds on the Gaza Strip.

It was like a page from the Arabian Nights. Aladdin’s lamp had been rubbed and suddenly from the dry, brown bare desert had appeared paintings, not just one nor a panel nor a wall, but a whole building of scene after scene, all drawn from the Old Testament in a way never dreamed of before.’

Penny Young investigates the Tawila tanks of Aden, in Yemen.

Penny Young details the archaeological work being carried out to save an early Christian church on the Black Sea coast.

Excavations at Catalhoyuk, Turkey

Re-opening of the National Museum.