Exploring the archaeology, myths, locations, and art of Tomb Raider.
March 17 is the feast day of Saint Patrick, the Romano-British missionary and bishop who lived in the fifth century and went on to become the primary patron saint of Ireland. The “Emerald Isle” has inspired generations of storytellers and has featured in several Tomb Raider stories over the years, …
Lara’s Travels: Republic of Ireland Continue Reading
Lara Croft will soon be heading off to Siberia for her next adventure but long-time fans of the Tomb Raider series will know that this is not her first visit to the Russian Federation. In Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, our heroine travelled to an ancient settlement in Siberia in search …
Lara’s Travels: Zapadnaya Litsa Continue Reading
Tomb Raider Chronicles was possibly my least favourite game of the Tomb Raider series. It may have had fewer glitches and better controls than its ill-received successor Angel of Darkness but it offered little new in terms of game-play aside from a couple of new moves. Its short, episodic nature …
Arte-Factual: The Mouth of Truth Continue Reading
Some of you may recall that I visited Rome, the so-called “The Eternal City”, for a few days in mid November. I’ve finally gotten round to sorting through my holiday photos so I thought I’d share some of the photos I took at Trajan’s Market. Tomb Raider fans will probably …
Photo Gallery: Trajan’s Market, Rome Continue Reading
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