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P.J.Ashmore. Calanais: survey and excavation 1979–88. 2016. 1241 pages, 939 colour and b&w illustrations, numerous tables, 12 appendices. Edinburgh: Historic Environment Scotland. Available for free download at https://www.historicenvironment.scot/archives-and-research/publications/publication/?publicationId=b6aee5fd-5980-4872-a2e0-a63c00cc7b68 (accessed 10 February 2017).
RichardBradley & CourtneyNimura (ed.). The use and reuse of stone circles: fieldwork at five Scottish monuments and its implications. 2016. xvi+168 pages, 148 colour and b&w illustrations, 9 tables. Oxford and Philadelphia: Oxbow. 978-1-78570-243-3 paperback £39.95.
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