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Volume 69 - March 1995

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What shipwrecks can tell us
David Gibbins
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East is east and west is west, and never the two shall meet? new books on South Asian archaeology
Robin Coningham
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02 January 2015, pp. 1051-1055
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Michael Parker Pearson & Colin Richards (ed.). Arhitecture & order: approaches to social space. (Material Cultures Series.) xii + 248 pages, 70 figures. 1993London & New York (NY): Routledge; ISBN 0-415-06728-6 hardback £40.
Susan Kus
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02 January 2015, pp. 203-204
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Archaeology on the World Wide Web
David W. J. Gill
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02 January 2015, pp. 626-630
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The domestication of the proto-Villanovan mind
Simon Stoddart
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02 January 2015, pp. 411-414
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Bones, bangles and barbarians: towards the perfect cemetery report
Richard Reece
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02 January 2015, pp. 414-417
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Paul K. Wason. The archaeology of rank. (New Studies in Archaeology). xiv + 208 pages, 1 figure, 3 tables. 1994. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0-521-38072-3 hardback £35 & $54.95.
Randall H. McGuire
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Colin Dobinson & Simon Denison. Metal detecting and archaeology in England. xii + 102 pages, 33 figures, 22 tables. 1995. London & York: English Heritage/Council for British Archaeology; 1-872414-54-0 paperback no price (policy document).
Francis Pryor
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The illustrated history of humankind: archaeology by (extended) sound bite
Brian Fagan
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Gwendolyn Leick. Sex and eroticism in Mesopotamian literature. xvi + 320 pages, 11 plates. 1994. London: Routledge; ISBN 0-415-06534-8 hardback £45.
Timothy Taylor
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Peter Gathercole, T. H. Irving & Gregory Melleuish (ed). Childe and Australia: archaeology, politics and ideas. xii+245 pages, 7 illustrations. 1995. St Lucia QD: University of Queensland Press; 0-7022-2613-0 paperback AUS$16.95
Phillip C. Edwards
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R. Lee Lyman. Vertebrate taphonomy. (Cambridge Manuals in Archaeology.) xxvi + 524 pages. 129 figures. 1994. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0521-45215-5 hardback £55; ISBN paperback 0521-45840-4 £24.95.
A. J. Legge
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Richard Bradley & Mark Edmonds. Interpreting the axe trade: production and exchange in Neolithic Britain. (New Studies in Archaeology.) xiv + 236 pages, 24 plates, 64 illustrations, 12 tables. 1993. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 0-521-43446-7 hardback £37.50 & $64.95.
Curtis Runels
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Pavel Dolukhanov. Environment and ethnicity in the Middle East. (Worldwide Archaeology Series 7.) x + 406 pages, 123 figures. 1994. Aldershot: Avebury; ISBN 1-85628-706-8 hardback £45.
T. J. Wilkinson
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02 January 2015, pp. 209-210
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John Coles & Stephen Minnitt. Industrious and fairly civilized: the Glastonbury lake village. 213 pages, 83 illustrations, 24 tables. 1995. Taunton: Somerset Levels Project & Somerset County Council Museums Service; 0-9507122-2-1 hardback £8
Christopher Evans
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Andre Gunder Frank & Barry K. Gills (ed.). The world system: five hundred years or five thousand? xxii + 320 pages, 10 figures. 1993 London & New York (NY): Routledge; 0-415-07678-1 hardback £40.
Andrew Sherratt
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David R. Harris (ed.). The archaeology of V. Gordon Childe: contemporary perspectives. xii + 148 pages, 4 plates. 1994. London: UCL Press; 1-85728-220-5 hardback £30.
Chris Gosden
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David O'Connor. Ancient Nubia: Egypt's rival in Africa. xiv + 178 pages, 27 figures. 1993. Philadelphia (PA): University Museum; 0-924171-28-6 paperback $30.
P. J. Rose
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Robin Skeates & Ruth Whitehouse (ed.). Radiocarbon dating and Italian prehistory. (Accordia Specialist Studies on Italy Vol. 3 & Archaeological, Monographs of the British School at Rome Vol. 8.) x + 289 pages, 48 figures, tables. 1994. London: British School at Roma & Accordia Research Centre, University of London; ISBN 1-873415-11-7 paperback. £32.00.
Lawrence Barfield
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James A. Bell. Reconstructing prehistory: scientific method in archaeology. xiv + 354 pages. 1994. Philadelphia (PA): Temple University Press; ISBN 1-56639-159-8 hardback $49.95; ISBN 1-56639-160-1 paperback $24.95.
Mary Hesse
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Michael Parker Pearson & Colin Richards (ed.). Arhitecture & order: approaches to social space. (Material Cultures Series.) xii + 248 pages, 70 figures. 1993London & New York (NY): Routledge; ISBN 0-415-06728-6 hardback £40.

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Archaeology on the World Wide Web

The domestication of the proto-Villanovan mind

Bones, bangles and barbarians: towards the perfect cemetery report

Book reviews

Paul K. Wason. The archaeology of rank. (New Studies in Archaeology). xiv + 208 pages, 1 figure, 3 tables. 1994. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0-521-38072-3 hardback £35 & $54.95.

Colin Dobinson & Simon Denison. Metal detecting and archaeology in England. xii + 102 pages, 33 figures, 22 tables. 1995. London & York: English Heritage/Council for British Archaeology; 1-872414-54-0 paperback no price (policy document).

Review articles

The illustrated history of humankind: archaeology by (extended) sound bite

Book reviews

Gwendolyn Leick. Sex and eroticism in Mesopotamian literature. xvi + 320 pages, 11 plates. 1994. London: Routledge; ISBN 0-415-06534-8 hardback £45.

Peter Gathercole, T. H. Irving & Gregory Melleuish (ed). Childe and Australia: archaeology, politics and ideas. xii+245 pages, 7 illustrations. 1995. St Lucia QD: University of Queensland Press; 0-7022-2613-0 paperback AUS$16.95

R. Lee Lyman. Vertebrate taphonomy. (Cambridge Manuals in Archaeology.) xxvi + 524 pages. 129 figures. 1994. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0521-45215-5 hardback £55; ISBN paperback 0521-45840-4 £24.95.

Richard Bradley & Mark Edmonds. Interpreting the axe trade: production and exchange in Neolithic Britain. (New Studies in Archaeology.) xiv + 236 pages, 24 plates, 64 illustrations, 12 tables. 1993. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 0-521-43446-7 hardback £37.50 & $64.95.

Pavel Dolukhanov. Environment and ethnicity in the Middle East. (Worldwide Archaeology Series 7.) x + 406 pages, 123 figures. 1994. Aldershot: Avebury; ISBN 1-85628-706-8 hardback £45.

John Coles & Stephen Minnitt. Industrious and fairly civilized: the Glastonbury lake village. 213 pages, 83 illustrations, 24 tables. 1995. Taunton: Somerset Levels Project & Somerset County Council Museums Service; 0-9507122-2-1 hardback £8

Andre Gunder Frank & Barry K. Gills (ed.). The world system: five hundred years or five thousand? xxii + 320 pages, 10 figures. 1993 London & New York (NY): Routledge; 0-415-07678-1 hardback £40.

David R. Harris (ed.). The archaeology of V. Gordon Childe: contemporary perspectives. xii + 148 pages, 4 plates. 1994. London: UCL Press; 1-85728-220-5 hardback £30.

David O'Connor. Ancient Nubia: Egypt's rival in Africa. xiv + 178 pages, 27 figures. 1993. Philadelphia (PA): University Museum; 0-924171-28-6 paperback $30.

James A. Bell. Reconstructing prehistory: scientific method in archaeology. xiv + 354 pages. 1994. Philadelphia (PA): Temple University Press; ISBN 1-56639-159-8 hardback $49.95; ISBN 1-56639-160-1 paperback $24.95.

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