June 2011 issue | Appears on page 63
by Julie Skurdenis (First of two parts)
September 2010 issue | Appears on page 61
by Julie Skurdenis (Third of three parts)
August 2010 issue | Appears on page 61
by Julie Skurdenis (Second of three parts)
July 2010 issue | Appears on page 59
by Julie Skurdenis (First of three parts)
June 2010 issue | Appears on page 59
October 2009 issue | Appears on page 69
by Julie Skurdenis
August 2009 issue | Appears on page 69
by Julie Skurdenis (First of two parts)
February 2009 issue | Appears on page 77
Not many archaeological sites can claim they were founded by survivors from the Trojan War or that they were visited by Aeneas. Butrint can claim both. Butrint, located in southern Albania close to the Greek border, is the country’s best-known archaeological site. It also is on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites.