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Bargain Catalogue 2012

Contents This, our complete bargain list for 2012, is at a whopping 80 pages, once again our biggest yet. It brings General Interest...... 2 together well over a thousand budget books from Biography...... 2 publishers all over the world on our whole range of Method and Theory...... 3 subject areas, from the earliest hominids to modern Environmental Archaeology...... 5 Chinatown in L.A. Heritage and Conservation...... 6 Landscape Archaeology...... 7 Plenty here is brand new, including several shipments Evolution and World Prehistory...... 10 of titles from the USA, and some great new reductions ...... 11 from publishers such as the McDonald Institute in ...... 15 Cambridge, the British Institute for Archaeology in World Archaeology...... 17 Ankara, and the Cotsen Institute in the States. We also Ancient ...... 19 have a wide range of fine new bargain stock from the Ancient Near East...... 26 Council for British Archaeology all at properly low Prehistoric Mediterranean...... 33 prices. The Classical World...... 36 Ancient Greece...... 38 All stock is limited, and some titles will no doubt sell Greek Literature and Philosophy...... 42 out fairly quickly, so its well worth getting orders in The Roman World...... 45 swiftly - feel free to phone to check availability. Please ...... 48 also note that the Cotsen reductions were arranged just Literature...... 54 before going to press, and although we have some stock and Byzantium...... 56 of all of the titles, we are waiting for more to come in Islam...... 59 from the U.S. Anglo-Saxon...... 59 Early Medieval Europe...... 63 Bargain catalogues in previous years have seen orders Medieval History - Britain...... 64 coming in by the truck load, but we will do everything Medieval History - Europe...... 68 we can to get the books out to you as speedily as Medieval Art and Architecture...... 71 possible. We hope that you find plenty to tempt you Medieval Archaeology...... 73 here, and look forward to dealing with your orders. Medieval Philosophy and Literature...... 77 Post-Medieval...... 78 Order Form...... 80

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www.oxbowbooks.com General Interest Biography

RITUAL SACRIFICE: A CONCISE HISTORY MALLOWAN’S MEMOIRS by Brenda Ralph Lewis by Max Mallowan Presents a brief history of the ritual activities adopted by With wit, erudition and a friendly tone, Mallowan recounts various cultures from prehistory to the present, including those his experiences at such sites as Ur, Nineveh and Tell Brak and, of Egypt and the New East, Greece and , northern most notably, his major excavations at Nimrud, as well as his Europe, Central and South America, India, Africa, Central marriage to Agatha Christie. 320p, b/w pls (Harper Collins 1977, Asia and China and the Pacific Islands, finally touching on Pb 2001) Pb was £7.99 now £3.95 modern societies. 182p col pls, b/w illus (Sutton 2001) Pb was £12.99 now £4.95 FACES OF ARCHAEOLOGY IN GREECE: CARICATURES BY PIET DE JONG AMBASSADORS by Rachel Hood by Jonathan Wright Piet de Jong was draughtsman and architect to Sir Arthur Written with the general reader in mind, this book examines Evans for his excavations at Knossos, and worked with the history and development of diplomacy through the careers numerous other archaeologists on great sites in Greece. This of ambassadors. It is global in scope, taking in a wide range of book presents full colour cartoons in a striking modernist style cultures, states and empires, from Ancient Greece to Tudor of 40 of his archaeological colleagues together with England. 374p b/w pls (Harcourt 2006) Hb was £20.00 now £7.95 biographies, and a detailed biography of De Jong and his wide. 279P col illus (Leopards Head Press 1998) Hb was £26.00 now THE ANCIENT WORLD AT WAR £9.95 edited by Philip de Souza VISIONS OF ROME: THOMAS ASHBY, This well-illustrated history of warfare has a global scope from ARCHAEOLOGIST the familiar Greeks and Romans, to Egypt and the Near East, , central Europeans, Olmecs, Aztecs and Incas, and the by Richard Hodges early armies of China, and Korea. The chapters are each An academic biography of Thomas Ashby (1874-1931), the assigned to big names in their respective fields, and the text is first scholar and third Director of the British School at Rome. impressively detailed. 320p col illus (Thames & Hudson 2008) His ‘Roman Campagna in Classical Times’ remains a classic Hb was £28.00 now £12.95 work of topographic research. 134p, 40 b/w figs (British School at Rome 2000) Hb was £13.95 now £8.95 ANCIENT GLASS IN NATIONAL MUSEUMS SCOTLAND BORN TO REBEL: THE LIFE OF HARRIET BOYD by C.S. Lightfoot HAWES The objects in the Museum’s extensive collection range in date by Mary Allesbrook from the Late Age to the Middle Ages, spanning over At a time when few women travelled on their own, Harriet 2000 years of glassmaking. All four of the major techniques - Boyd discovered, excavated and published an account of the core-forming, casting , blowing and mould-blowing are Minoan town of Gournia in Crete. Mary Allesbrook’s represented. 208p b/w illus (National Museums Scotland 2007) lighhearted and extremely readable account of her mother’s Pb was £29.99 now £9.95 extraordinary experiences shows Harriet Boyd to be truly one of America’s pioneers. 236P illus (Oxbow Books revised ed 2002) THE STORY OF ENGLAND Pb was £12.95 now £6.95 by Tom Beaumont James CYRIL FOX : ARCHAEOLOGIST EXTRAORDINARY Recognising the equal merit of archaeology and history as evidence for reconstructing the history or story of England, by Charles Scott-Fox this very readable study focuses on the achievements of In this biography of Sir Cyril Fox (1882-1967), Charles Scott- England’s ordinary occupants from prehistory to the present Fox discovers that his father was an extrordinary man, an day who between them created the English landscape. 288p, inspiring teacher, an effective administrator, a humanist and 72 col and b/w pls, b/w figs (Tempus 2003) Pb was £12.99 now an influential archaeologist during the golden years of 20th £4.95 century archaeology. 256P b/w illus (Oxbow Books 2002) Hb was £25.00 now £9.95 OXFORDSHIRE: A LOOK AT THE PAST by Hilary L Turner BERNARD ASHMOLE : AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY A tour of the churches, monuments, trackways, markets, edited by Donna Kurtz houses and colleges of Oxfordshire, aimed at the resident and Recounts the author’s fascinating experiences one of the visitor alike. 128p, 30 col illus (Plotwood 1997) Pb £9.75 now outstanding classical archaeologists of the 20th century and £2.95 his armed service in both world wars. Also included are a full bibliography of Ashmole’s published writings, and essays on SEEING ENGLAND: ANTIQUARIES, TRAVELLERS his work at the and Kings College, . AND NATURALISTS 236P, b/w illus (Oxbow 1994) HB was £16.95 now £4.95 by Charles Lancaster EGYPT 1950: MY FIRST VISIT Arranged geographically by the area of each author’s studies, this book provides an anthology of the works of seventeenth by Bernard V. Bothmer century antiquaries and naturalists, with a shorter epilogue This autobiographical account describes the trip which started covering some eighteenth century examples. The extracts are the Egyptological career of Bernard Bothmer. The accompanied by introductory sections giving biographical archaeological sites he visited are all described along with more details for each author and explaining the scope intention, prosaic observations of Egyptian life and politics in the mid and importance of their work. 288p b/w pls (The History Press twentieth century. 168P b/w illus (Oxbow 2004) Hb £35.00 now 2008) Pb was £17.99 now £6.95 £9.95 2 Method and Theory

CONTAGIOUS IDEAS: EVOLUTION, CULTURE, MANAGING THE MARINE CULTURAL HERITAGE ARCHAEOLOGY AND CULTURAL VIRUS edited by J. Stachell and P. Palma THEORIES This volume presents a range of international initiatives that by Ben Sandford Cullen include examples of management responses to regional, Ben Cullen’s interest in cultural evolution led to his national, and international situations. It also discusses the development of a Cultural Virus Theory which he set out in principal challenges facing maritime archaeology, which have several articles and his thesis. This volume consolidates his relevance not just in the UK but across the globe. 114p col illus ideas and applies them to the spread of megalithic monuments (Council for British Archaeology 2007) Pb was £18.50 now £4.95 in north-west Europe, the spread of the Renaissance and stylistic changes in pottery. 300p (Oxbow Books 2000) Pb was CONNECTED BY THE SEA £28.00 now £4.95 edited by Lucy Blue, Fred Hocker and Anton Englert The proceedings of the 10th International Symposium on Boat NOSTRATIC: EXAMINING A LINGUISTIC and Ship Archaeology. The theme of the conference was designed to emphasise the role of the sea, seafaring and edited by and Daniel Nettle watercraft as bridges rather than barriers. 384p (Oxbow Books This volume of essays examines the claim that a linguistic 2006) Hb was £75.00 now £15.00 macrofamily can be identified which includes not only the BOATS, SHIPS AND SHIPYARDS : PROCEEDINGS Indo-European and Afroasiatic language families but also the Kartvelian, Uralic,Altaic and Dravidian families. The Nostratic OF THE NINTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM case was put by Aharon Dolgopolsky in his The Nostratic ON BOAT AND SHIPYARD TECHNOLOGY, Macrofamily and Linguitic Palaeontology, and it is here VENICE 2000 evaluated critically by linguists specialising in the language edited by Carlo Beltrame families concerned. 164p (McDonald Institute 1999) Pb was 53 papers from the conference. 376P (Oxbow 2003) Hb was £30.00 now £9.95 £75.00 now £15.00 ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESULTS FROM ACCELER- ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD SURVEY IN BRITAIN ATOR DATING AND ABROAD edited by J A J Gowlett and R E M Hughes edited by S Macready and F H Thompson 25 papers interpreting results from the Near East and This collection of papers focuses on the archaeological evidence Prehistoric Europe. 170p (OUCA 1986) Pb was £12.50 now £4.95 that can be discovered on and not below the surface. Case EXAMINING THE FARMING/LANGUAGE studies come from Britain, France, Spain, , Yugoslavia, DISPERSAL HYPOTHESIS Greece and North Africa. 251p, 160 b/w pls (Soc of Antiquaries 1985) Pb £15.00 now £4.95 edited by Peter Bellwood and Colin Renfrew The farming/language dispersal hypothesis makes the radical FROM MINE TO MICROSCOPE: ADVANCES IN and controversial proposal that the present-day distributions THE STUDY OF ANCIENT TECHNOLOGY of many of the world’s languages and language families can edited by Andrew Shortland, Ian C. Freestone and Thilo be traced back to the early developments and dispersals of Rehren farming from the several nuclear areas where animal and plant domestication emerged. In this challenging book, international These twenty papers dedicated to Mike Tite focus upon the experts in historical , prehistoric archaeology, interpretation of ancient artefacts and technologies, molecular genetics and human ecology bring their specialisms particularly through the application of materials analysis. to bear upon this intractable problem, using a range of Instruments from the human eye to mass spectrometry provide interdisciplinary approaches. 520p, 88 figs, 21 tables (McDonald insights into a range of technologies ranging from classical Institute 2002) Hb was £50.00 now £14.95 alum extraction to wall painting, and cover materials as diverse as , flint, bronze, glass and ceramic. MATERIAL ENGAGEMENTS: STUDIES IN 384p (Oxbow Books 2009) Hb was £60.00 now £19.95 HONOUR OF COLIN RENFREW EXPERIENCING ARCHAEOLOGY BY edited by N. Brodie and C. Hills EXPERIMENT Papers which explore the engagement of human beings, now edited by Penny Cunningham, Julia Heeb and Roeland and in the past, with both the natural world and the material Paardekooper world they have created. 180p, col figs (McDonald Institute 2004) Hb was £35.00 now £12.95 Papers presented in this volume consider both theoretical issues and practical case studies. The scope ranges from FIELDWORK IN INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY skinning animals or dyeing wool the Roman way, to producing by J Kenneth Major sound with flint tools, carving stone on Chalcolithic Cyprus, or casting bronze objects both as art and science in Ireland. This useful outline concentrates on practical skills, building 128p, b/w illus (Oxbow Books 2008) Pb was £25.00 now £6.95 recording and photography. 176p, 28 figs, 39 b/w pls (Batsford 1975) Pb, now only £3.95 COMMUNICATING ARCHAEOLOGY EXPERIMENTS IN THE COLLECTION AND edited by John Beavis and Alan Hunt. ANALYSIS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY DATA Fifteen essays exploring the ways in which archaeology can communicate with other fields. 120p, b/w illus (Oxbow Books by S Shennan 1999) Pb £14.95, now £3.95 This survey of the archaeology of eastern is a case study in archaeological method. 130p, figs (Sheffield 1989) Pb £14.95 now £4.95 3 Method and Theory

QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN ARCHAEOLOGY CREATING DIGITAL RESOURCES FOR THE edited by Willem J.H. Willems and Monika H. van den VISUAL ARTS: STANDARDS AND GOOD Dries PRACTICE The scale and frequency of archaeological work has increased by Grout, Purdy and Rymer vastly, at considerable cost to society. Consequently, there is This guide provides advice on legal issues such as copyright pressure to do the work efficiently and economically. At the and rights management when creating and using digital same time, academic standards have to be maintained to picture resources, technical advice on software, standards for assure that the end result will be the relevant knowledge about data documentation and project management. 144P (Oxbow the past that society pays for. Different countries have found 2000) Pb was £15.00 now £2.95 different approaches and solutions to deal with this dilemma. This book presents a survey by specialists from the US, CREATING DIGITAL PERFORMANCE Canada, and several European countries on how this is done, RESOURCES: A GUIDE TO GOOD PRACTICE what the principles are, and also the priorities. 168p (Oxbow edited by Barry Smith Books 2007) Pb was £28.00 now £6.95 Not so much a ‘How to’ manual, but designed to show those CONCISE OXFORD DICTIONARY OF working in the performing atrs what digital resources are ARCHAEOLOGY (SECOND` EDITION) available and their appliacations. 128P (Oxbow 2002) Pb was £15.00 now £2.95 by Timothy Darvill The most wide-ranging and up-to-date dictionary of its kind A GUIDE TO GOOD PRACTICE IN CREATING providing useful information about archaeological terms, DIGITAL AUDIO RESOURCES themes, theories, sites, places, artefacts and archaeologists ... by Nick Fells, Pauline Donachy and Catherine Owen from abacus to Zvejnieki, a cemetery in Latvia. 506p (Oxford UP 2002, 2nd ed 2008) Hb was £25.00 now £8.95 A basic ‘how to’ for those using audio materials in the creation of digital resources. The guide addresses issues of copyright, DECONSTRUCTING CONTEXT: A CRITICAL the choice of appropriate equipment, presenting and delivering APPROACH TO ARCHAEOLOGICAL PRACTICE audio material, data management and methodological procedure. 64p (Oxbow Books 2002) Pb was £12.00 now £2.95 edited by Demetra Papaconstantinou This volume attempts to address the fragmentation and CAD: GUIDE TO GOOD PRACTICE misconceptions that have developed around context in edited by Eiteljorg, Fernie, Huggett and Robinson archaeology, highlighting the common threads that link This guide offers a basic description of CAD software, together varying contextual perspectives. 214p, b/w figs and discussions on the use of CAD, descriptions of data acquisition pls (Oxbow Books 2006) Pb was £30.00 now £9.95 methods and good practice in the use of the software. 104P, THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF BELLFRAMES: (Oxbow 2003) Pb was £15.00 now £2.95 RECORDING AND PRESERVATION CREATING AND DOCUMENTING ELECTRONIC edited by Christopher J. Brooke TEXTS This volume, the result of a symposium organised by the IFA edited by Morrison, Popham and Wikander Buildings Special Interest Group and held in Retford in 1994, A basic guide to transferring texts and archiving them into presents six papers which examine the remarkable technolgy electronic form with lots of pointers to specialized information. behind these structures which have borne the weight of these 64P (Oxbow 2000) Pb was £10.00 now £2.95 mighty bells for centuries, enabling them to be rung ‘full circle’, their conservation and preservation, and the archaeological CREATING AND USING VIRTUAL REALITY evidence for their history. 48p b/w illus (IFA 1994) Pb only £2.95 edited by Fernie and Richards RECONSTRUCTING PAST POPULATION TRENDS This guide introduces virtual reality by considering its history, IN MEDITERRANEAN EUROPE philosophy and theory, and discusses good practice in edited by John Bintliff and Kostas Sbonias planning virtual reality projects. 128P (Oxbow 2003) Pb was £15.00 now £2.95 Population Trends and demographics in general are discussed through a variety of case studies based in Mediterranean ARCHAEOLOGY: THE WIDENING DEBATE Europe. The range of archaeological techniques and methods of analysis includes regional field surveys, artefact scatter edited by , Wendy Davies and Colin analysis, palaeoanthropology, historical and documentary Renfrew sources and studies of cemeteries. 288P b/w figs (Oxbow 1999) This handsome, hardback volume of 18 papers is billed, in the Hb was £55.00 now £10.00 introduction, as “a celebration by archaeologists world-wide of the strengths, the energies and sheer intellectual excitement APOCALYPSE: EARTHQUAKES, ANTIQUITY AND of their discipline” produced to celebrate the centenary of the THE WRATH OF GOD British Academy. 627P b/w illus (OUP/Brit Acad 2002) Hb was by Amos Nur with Dawn Burgess £65.00 now £19.95 Amos Nur argues that archaeologists and historians too often THE EVOLUTION OF CULTURAL ENTITIES seek man-made causes for destruction, abandonment and the extinction of civilisations. This study revisits a number of edited by Michael Wheeler, John Ziman and Margaret ancient sites and cultures looking for possible earthquake A. Boden damage in the archaeological and skeletal records, examining 13 essays examine the notion that biological and cultural written records (such as the Bible and Homer’s Iliad) and change can be explained using similar evolutionary theories. evaluating seismic risks. 309p b/w illus (Princeton UP 2008) Hb 221p (British Academy 2002) Hb was £35.00 now £12.95 was £18.95 now £7.95 4 Method and Theory

ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SUBSTANCE, MEMORY, DISPLAY: IN THE UK ARCHAEOLOGY AND ART by John Hunter and Ian Ralston edited by Colin Renfrew, Chris Gosden and Elizabeth The 22 contributions to this book review the issues facing DeMarrais archaeologists in an increasingly complex and diverse This innovative volume explores key themes, including the discipline, and examine the implications of heritage role of display in art, in the practice of archaeology and in management and legislation, stricter planning controls, daily life, and the material transformations which underlie changing land use and the pressure of public interest and the physical reality of the archaeological record as much as concern. The second edition is substantially enlarged and all the creative processes of the contemporary artist. 170p col illus chapters have been completely rewritten, in some cases by (McDonald Institute 2004) Hb was £45.00 now £14.95 entirely new authors. 402p (The History Press 1993, 2nd ed 2006) Hb was £25.00 now £9.95 ASSEMBLING THE PAST: STUDIES IN THE PROFESSIONALIZATION OF ARCHAEOLOGY THE OXFORD COMPANION TO FAMILY AND LOCAL HISTORY edited by Alice B. Kehoe and Mary Beth Emmerichs edited by David Hey 12 essays examine processes whereby archaeology became professionalized during the course of the twentieth century, Over 2000 entries lay bare the background to the social focusing in particular on the the increasing participation of histories of communities and individuals. The book contains once marginalized groups, above all women into the a good number of introductory essays which give the basics mainstream of the profession. 241p (University of New Mexico and an A-Z of terms, key issues and so on acts as a reference Press 1999) Hb was £48.50 now £9.95 guide. The second edition contains guidance on the advances made possible by online resources. 517p (Oxford UP 1996, 2nd FIELDS OF CONFLICT: BATTLEFIELD ed 2008) Hb was £25.00 now £9.95 ARCHAEOLOGY FROM THE TO THE KOREAN WAR RADIOCARBON DATES by Douglas Scott, Lawrence Babits and Charles by D Jordan D Haddon-Reece and A Bayliss Haecker This volume contains a list of radiocarbon age determinations A series of case studies and broader practical and theoretical carried out between 1970 and 1982 on behalf of the Ancient pieces which explore the growing discipline of battlefield Monuments laboratory and funded by English Heritage. 283P archaeology. Case studies are global in scope, with a (English Heritage 1994) Pb was £25.00 now £4.95 concentration on the 19th and 20th centuries. 450p b/w figs ARCHAEOMALACOLOGY: MOLLUSCS IN (Potomac Books 2009) Pb was £19.50 now £6.95 FORMER ENVIRONMENTS OF HUMAN BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY AND THE TRANSITION BEHAVIOUR TO AGRICULTURE edited by D Bar-Yosef edited by Douglas J. Kennett and Bruce Winterhalder The papers in this volume bring molluscan studies into Balancing theory and detailed empirical study, and drawing mainstream zooarchaeological and archaeological debate, from a series of ethnographic and archaeological case studies resulting in a monograph with a truly international flavour. from eleven locations—including North and South America, (Oxbow Books 2005) Hb was £45.00 now £10.00 Mesoamerica, Europe, the Near East, Africa, and the Pacific— PRACTITIONERS, PRACTICES AND PATIENTS: the contributors to this volume examine the transition from hunting and gathering to farming and herding using a broad NEW APPROACHES TO MEDICAL set of analytical models and concepts. 394p b/w figs (University ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY of California Press 2006) Hb was £44.95 now £14.95 edited by Patricia Anne Baker and Gillian Carr PEOPLE AS AN AGENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL Fifteen cross-cultural essays from a Cambridge conference ranging from teeth and TB to shamans and lithic therapy. CHANGE 260p. (Oxbow 2002) Pb £32.00 now £9.95 edited by R.A. Nicholson and T.P. O’Connor The papers in this volume revisit one of the concerns which EVOLUTIONARY ARCHAEOLOGY: METHODO- dominated environmental archaeology through the 1960s and LOGICAL ISSUES 70s, namely the timing, nature and extent of human impact edited by Patrice A. Teltser on the environment. 135P b/w figs (Oxbow 2000) Pb was £28.00 The contributors to this book address the methodological now £5.00 requirements of evolutionary theory as it applies to the nature DOGS AND PEOPLE IN SOCIAL, WORKING, of archaeological data, exploring cultural evolution, and variation in the archaeological record. 206p b/w figs (Arizona ECONOMIC OR SYMBOLIC INTERACTION UP 1995) Pb was £18.50 now £6.95 edited by Lynn M. Synder and Elizabeth A. Moore As worker or companion, the dog has enjoyed a unique HOUSEHOLD CHORES AND HOUSEHOLD relationship with its human master, and the depth and variety CHOICES: THEORIZING THE DOMESTIC SPHERE of the papers in this fascinating collection is a testament to IN HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY the interest that this symbiotic arrangement holds for many edited by Kerri S. Barile and Jamie C. Brandon scholars working in archaeology today. 160p, b/w illus (Oxbow Books 2006) Hb £40.00 now £10.00 This volume examines a broad range of households in the Americas to define and theorize domestic space, looking at landscape analysis, excavations, reanalyzed collections, or archival records. 312p b/w illus (Alabama UP 2004) Pb was £28.95 now £7.95 5 Environmental Archaeology and Heritage

BEAVERS IN BRITAIN’S PAST THE MEDICI CONSPIRACY by Bryony Coles by Peter Watson and Cecilia Todeschini Part ecology, part archaeology and part history, Beavers in This is a book about illegal excavation, smuggling, obscure Britain’s Past explores the evidence for Castor fiber, the provenances, uncertain acquisitions, million dollar deals, theft, European beaver from late in the last ice age to the time of its art works going to ground and suddenly reappearing, phone extinction from Britain’s native fauna. 240p, b/w and col illus tapping, police investigations, interrogations, trials and (Oxbow Books 2006) Pb was £40.00 now £14.95 convictions. The name of Giacomo Medici features prominently in this study, although major institutions such as TAPHONOMY AND INTERPRETATION the Getty Museum, the British Museum, Sotheby’s and the edited by Jacqueline P. Huntley and Sue Stallibrass Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York are not exempt. The final chapter considers what the art world needs to do to 13 Papers from the 1993 Association for Environmental clean up its act. 379p, b/w pls (Public Affairs 2006) Hb was £15.99 Archaeology conference at Durham. 120P (Oxbow 2000) Pb now £6.95 was £24.00 now £5.00 MONUMENTS AT RISK SURVEY OF ENGLAND THE FUTURE FROM THE PAST 1995 edited by Roel Lauwerier and Ina Plug by Timothy Darvill and Andrew Fulton These 18 papers are all concerned with the contributions The main report from the first national census of Britain’s archaeozoologists make to specific problems encountered in archaeology focusing on the survival of Britain’s ancient the management and conservation of our natural and cultural monuments. 328p, col illus (EH/Bournemouth Uni 1998) Hb was heritage. 184P b/w figs (Oxbow 2003) Hb was £45.00 now £10.00 £30.00 now £5.00 HUMAN ECODYNAMICS WHO OWNS OBJECTS? edited by Geoff Bailey, Ruth Charles and Nick Winder edited by Eleanor Robson, Luke Treadwell, and Chris The aim of the conference was to encourage contributors to Gosden examine the interrelationships between classes of data that have come to be treated in isolation and to encourage thinking Who owns cultural objects? and who has the right to own about theory in environmental archaeology. 160P b/w figs them? The contributors to this book have thought long and (Oxbow 2000) Pb was £35.00 now £5.00 hard about the ethics and politics of collecting, from a variety of professional perspectives: archaeologist, museum curator, FERTILE GROUND antiquities dealer, collector, legislator. It brings together some stimulating and provocative opinions, that would not usually edited by David N Smith, Megan B Brickley and Wendy be found together to provoke thought and debate on this Smith topical and sensitive subject area. 156p (Oxbow Books 2006) The fourteen papers in this volume focus on the environmental Pb was £24.00 now £7.50 archaeology of Britain, uncovering a rich seam of evidence from what might, to the uninitiated, seem like the most unlikely RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN RESEARCH AND places. 166P b/w figs (Oxbow Books 2005) Pb was £40.00 now MANAGEMENT AT WORLD HERITAGE SITES £5.00 edited by Melanie Pomeroy-Kellinger and Ian Scott Most of the papers focus on prehistoric and megalithic sites in ENVIRONMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGY Wiltshire and Malta, while others consider education, cultural Journal dedicated to all aspects of environmental archaeology landscapes, research strategies, and a landscape in Volumes 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.1, 8.2, 9.1, 10.1, 10.2 available China. 80p, col illus (Oxford Archaeology 2007) Pb was £7.50 now £2.00 was £24.00 now £2.00 per volume ARCHITECTURAL CERAMICS: THEIR HISTORY, WHO OWNS ANTIQUITY?: MUSEUMS AND THE MANUFACTURE AND CONSERVATION BATTLE OF OUR ANCIENT HERITAGE edited by Jeanne Marie Teutonico by James Cuno Papers include information and research on historical A controversial look at the antiquities trade, and the legal background, new and current developments and practice in framework which surrounds it which suggests that the current the conservation of architectural terracotta, Coade stone, set-up merely encourages the hoarding of antiquities by the faience and wall and floor tiles. Three case studies are also states which now occupy the territories of ancient civilizations, given: The conservation of the Spanish Tile Floor in the Lord and argues instead for the enabling of global ‘encyclopedic Mayor’s Chapel, Bristol; The conservation of Three Victorian museums’, such as the British Museum, Metropolitan Museum Mosaics; Terracotta facades in Lincoln. 134p, b/w figs and pls et al., through a return to the system of partage amongst other (James and James 1996) Pb was £45.00 now £19.95 things. 228p (Princeton UP 2008) Hb was £16.95 now £6.95 INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT FOR RUINS REUSED: CHANGING ATTITUDES TO COLLECTIONS RUINS SINCE THE LATE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY edited by Helen Kingsley, David Pinninger, Amber by Michael Thompson Xavier-Rowe and Peter Winsor This book charts the development of an active relationship between Presents the key principles of Integrated Pest Management, the public and ruins as to how they can be preserved and used, and covering practical theoretical and managerial aspects, as well looks at developments throughout the nineteenth and twentieth as case studies demonstrating successful techniques. 150p b/w centuries, and figures such as Richard Colt Hoare, Ruskin, Morris, figs (James & James 2001) Pb was £40.00 now £9.95 Lubbock, and Lord Curzon and the roles they played in the treatment and preservation of ruins. 110p, 38 illus (Heritage Publications 2006) Hb was £14.95 now £6.95 6 Conservation and Landscape Archaeology

GILDING: APPROACHES TO TREATMENT THAMES by Jeremy Noel-Tod by Peter Ackroyd Guidelines for the conservation of . 84p, col illus (English A well-written exploration of the Thames, its and Heritage 2001) Pb was £35.00 now £9.95 history, and the interactions of humans with the river from Prehistory to the present. Ackroyd introduces a wide array CONSERVATION, IDENTITY AND OWNERSHIP IN of topics from flora and fauna to literary representations, and INDIGENOUS ARCHAEOLOGY from navigation to religion. 490p b/w illus, col pls (Chatto & edited by Bill Sillar and Cressida Fforde Windus 2007) Hb was £25.00 now £9.95 A series of case studies from Japan, , Canada, , POPULATING CLAY LANDSCAPES North and South America and Africa, draw attention to issues of people’s access to their cultural heritage, legal rights, ethical by Jessica Mills and Rog Palmer considerations, and questions of the classification of ancient An overview of the underdeveloped field of clayland artefacts and sites. 221p, b/w figs and pls (Public Archaeology archaeology, which presents fieldwork ranging from Romania Vol. 4, 2&3, James and James 2005) Pb was £34.95 now £9.95 to Scotland which shows that prehistoric settlement on clay landscapes was more extensive than has often been thought. 160p b/w illus (Tempus 2007) Pb was £19.99 now £7.95 FROM TRACKWAYS TO MOTORWAYS: 5000 YEARS OF HIGHWAY HISTORY ROMNEY MARSH: ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND HUMAN OCCUPATION IN A COASTAL by Hugh Davies LOWLAND This new study traces our highway history from Mesolithic times to the present day using archaeological, historical and edited by Jill Eddison, Mark Gardiner and Antony Long highway engineering knowledge to show how roads are Topics range from the physical evolution and sediment layers continually adapting to the needs of those who use them. 192p, to landscape transformation in late medieval and early many b/w pls (Tempus 2006) Pb was £17.99 now £6.95 modern times, and malarial trends. 220p with figs (OUCA 1998) Pb £25.00 now £5.00 ENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION IN MEDITERRANEAN LANDSCAPE ARCHAEOLOGY ROMNEY MARSH: COASTAL AND LANDSCAPE CHANGE THROUGH THE AGES edited by P. Leveau, F. Trement, K. Walsh and G. Barker These essays present wide-ranging approaches to edited by Antony Long, Stephen Hipkin and Helen environmental reconstruction across Mediterranean Europe Clarke with case studies from Southern and Central France, Central Thirteen papers range across environmental, archaeological Ital, Spain, Greece, Slovenia and Turkey. 224P figs (Oxbow 1999) and historical themes, focusing on the period between AD Hb was £40.00 now £10.00 200 and AD 1700, which takes in the end of peat formation and the cessation of major land reclamation. 230p, b/w illus LIFE ON THE EDGE : HUMAN SETTLEMENT AND (Oxford University School of Archaeology Monographs 56, OUSA MARGINALITY 2002) Pb was £30.00 now £5.00 edited by Geraint Coles and Coralie Mills DUNGENESS AND ROMNEY MARSH: BARRIER Most of the papers in this volume focus on Scottish contexts, DYNAMICS AND MARSHLAND EVOLUTION reflecting their origin at the 1992 meeting of the Association for Environmental Archaeology in Edinburgh. However Greek edited by Anthony J Long, Martyn P Waller and pastoralism and the problems of food supply in the Egyptian Andrew J Plater and Syrian deserts are also examined. 190P (Oxbow 1998) Pb The focus is on the evidence for landscape change during the was £30.00 now £5.00 late Holocene, from c. 3000 BC onwards, and on identifying the local, regional and global driving mechanisms responsible HOW TO READ AN ENGLISH GARDEN for the changes observed. 240p b/w illus (Oxbow Books 2007) by Andrew Eburne & Richard Taylor Hb was £30.00 now £10.00 This well illustrated guide charts the development of the UPLAND ARCHAEOLOGY: WHAT FUTURE FOR gardens of England’s great houses, looking at the effects THE PAST? created by planned landscapes and the symbolism of plants, flowers and built features. 272p col illus (Ebury 2006) Hb was by Timothy Darvill. £25.00 now £9.95 This slim guide summarises the results of a joint project by the RCHME, the CBA and the Countryside Commission to THE CAR DYKE: PAST WORK, CURRENT STATE examine the nature and extent of archaeological sites on the AND FUTURE POSSIBILITIES uplands. 46p, 32 b/w illus (CBA 1986) Pb only £1.95 by B.B. Simmons and P. Cope-Faulkner A MEDITERRANEAN VALLEY: LANDSCAPE The Car Dyke, a channel with banks on either side, runs along ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANNALES HISTORY IN THE the Fen Edge from the river Witham south of Lincoln to the outskirts of Peterborough, a distance of some 57 miles. This is BIFERNO VALLEY the most recent survey of its course, and its date, and its by Grahame Barker function through the ages. 226pages, maps, photos. (Lincolnshire Extensive study which shows how the settlement in the valley Archaeology and heritage Reports 8, 2004) Pb was £19.99 now is inextricably linked to the parallel story of landscape £9.95 development. Covers settlement from the Stone Age to the present day. 351p, figs and illus (Leicester UP 1995) Hb was £65.00 now £14.95 7 Landscape Archaeology

PATTERNS OF THE PAST: ESSAYS IN LANDSCAPE WETLANDS OF SHROPSHIRE AND ARCHAEOLOGY FOR CHRISTOPHER TAYLOR STAFFORDSHIRE by Paul Pattison David Field and Sturat Ainsworth by M.D. Leah et al. Essays are drawn from forner collleagues at the RCHME. This volume records a two-year survey of the peatland’s Though the editors acknowledge that ‘the subject range only archaeological and palaeological significance, ranging from goes part of the way to matching Taylor’s’, it is nonetheless large raised and floodplain mire systems to the many small impressive. 135P (Oxbow 1999) Pb was £24.00 now £5.00 basin mires. 252p b/w illus (Lancaster Archaeology 1998) Pb was £25.00 now £5.00 THROUGH WET AND DRY: ESSAYS IN HONOUR OF DAVID HALL WETLANDS OF GREATER MANCHESTER edited by Tom Lane and by D. Hall, C.E. Wells and E. Huckerby. Essays on wetlands which particularly feature the Fenland of This study offers original research on Chat Moss, Carrington Eastern England. 150p b/w illus (Lincolnshire Archaeology 2002) Cross, Red Moss, Ashton Moss and Kearsley Moss, as well as Pb was £15.00 now £6.95 a description of smaller and former wetlands in the area. The survey ranges from post-glacial periods to the most recent TOPOGRAPHICAL WRITERS IN SOUTH-WEST past.188p, 66 figs, 20 pl (Lancaster University 1995) Pb was ENGLAND £24.00 now £5.00 edited by Mark Brayshay LOWLAND WETLANDS OF CUMBRIA A collection of essays concerned with topographical writers who published work on the west country between c. 1600 by D. Hodgkinson et al. and 1900. It provides an assessment of some famous writers This volume details the results of archaeological and such as Leland, a guide to the sources for the west Country palaeoecological survey carried out in Cumbria between 1991 and an analysis of the development of the genre. 200p b/w pls and 1997. Divided geographically, the sections focus on (University of Exeter Press 1996) Pb was £15.99 now £5.95 southern Cumbria, the western coastal plain and north plains, discussing the background, aims and methodology of the HUNTING IN BRITAIN FROM THE ICE AGE TO project. 362p b/w illus, maps (Lancaster Archaeology 2000) Pb THE PRESENT was £38.00 now £5.00 by Barry Lewis WETLANDS OF NORTH LANCASHIRE Examines the role of hunting through time and considers how by Robert Middleton, Colin Wells and Elizabeth it shaped the landscape as we know it. Lewis considers hunting techniques, including the use of animals and the evolution of Huckerby weaponry for hunting, as well as hunting as a mark of status, New research is incorporated in this examination of the examining the symbolism of hunting from Roman times to landscape, palaeoecology, and archaeology of Over Wyre, the present. 224p b/w illus col pls (The History Press 2009) Pb Lytham Moss, the Central Fylde, the Lune Estuary Mosses, was £19.99 now £7.95 and the Arnside/ Silverdale area. 280p illus, maps (Lancaster Archaeology 1995) Pb £25.00 now £5.00 RABBITS, WARRENS AND ARCHAEOLOGY by Tom Williamson LANDSCAPE PLOTTED AND PIECED Rabbit farming was a major industry in medieval and post- by Peter J. Fowler medieval Britain and has left extensive archaeological traces This book presents the results of study in the two Wiltshire in the form of warren boundaries, enclosures, lodges, traps parishes of Fyfield and Overton Down. The project used a and pillow mounds. This volume provides a comprehensive diverse range of research methods, from archaeological discussion of these remains and how large scale rabbit excavation and experimental archaeology through the study warrening has affected the landscape. 190p b/w illus (Tempus of environmental and documentary evidence to the non- 2007) Pb was £17.99 now £6.95 invasive techniques of geophysics and air photography, to try to elucidate how and when the landscape came by its present NON-DESTRUCTIVE TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO appearance. 320P b/w pls (Society of Antiquaries 2000) Hb was LANDSCAPE ARCHAEOLOGY £40.00 now £9.95 edited by Marinella Pasquinucci and Frederic Trement LOST FARMSTEADS: DESERTED RURAL The contributors to this book outline non-destructive methods SETTLEMENTS IN such as remote sensing, aerial photography and reconnaissance, magnetic and radar techniques, seismic and edited by Katryn Roberts acoustic methods, soil phosphate surveys and geochemical This book presents evidence from a detailed field study project analysis with examples taken from particular case studies. 276P into the deserted rural settlements throughout Wales - b/w figs (Oxbow 1999) Hb was £45.00 now £10.00 exploring settlement morphology, monastic upland exploration, medieval and post-medieval settlement CULTURAL RESPONSES TO THE VOLCANIC development and change, vernacular building traditions and LANDSCAPE: THE MEDITERRANEAN AND environmental evidence. The volume establishes what is BEYOND known about these settlements, their regional variations and national characteristics, and what future research could still edited by Miriam S. Balmuth, David K. Chester and uncover. 236p, b/w pls, maps, figs (CBA 2006) Pb was £25.00 Patricia A. Johnston now £9.95 19 essays examine the complex problems that can arise in volcanic landscapes and the ways in which societies respond. Topics studies include risk assessment, reponses in prehistoric and historic times and representations in ancient literature. 345P b/w illus (AIA 2005) Pb was £26.00 now £7.95 8 Landscape Archaeology

ENDURING RECORDS: THE ENVIRONMENTAL WILLIAM MORRIS’ KELMSCOTT AND CULTURAL HERITAGE OF WETLANDS by Alan Crossley, Tom Hassall and Peter Salway edited by Barbara A. Purdy. This book is a multi-faceted examination of Kelmscott’s history. These twenty-seven papers on wetland research across the Archaeology, from prehistory to the present day, the world, from America to Europe to Australasia, aim to raise architectural development of the Manor before and after the profile of these fragile environments and the potential they Morris knew it, and the art that the village and Manor have have for shedding light on the past. 320 pages, b/w illus (Oxbow inspiredall received rich, illustrated coverage. 256p col and b/ Books 2001) Hb was £55.00 now £9.95 w illus (Windgather 2007) Pb was £25.00 now £9.95

ANCIENT TREES, LIVING LANDSCAPES THORNHAM AND THE WAVENEY VALLEY by Richard Muir by John Fairclough and Mike Hardy Focuses on trees as a means of exploring the countryside and Describes the history of Thornham from the prehistoric period communities that inhabited it. With most of the examples taken through to the present day estate placed within the context of from northern Britain and, to a lesser extent, southern Scotland, the Waveney Valley and nearby estates such as at South Muir explores the history of human use of trees and wood, Elmham. 227, 24 col pls, b/w figs (Heritage 2004) Pb was £19.95 the management of landscapes, as well as the symbolism of now £4.95 woods and forests. 256p, b/w figs and pls, 23 col pls (Tempus 2005, Pb 2006) Pb was £18.99 now £6.95 PEOPLE AND PLACES edited by Michael Costen WETLAND ARCHAEOLOGY AND 13 essays which celebrate the career of Mick Aston on the ENVIRONMENTS: REGIONAL ISSUES, GLOBAL occasion of his retirement. They reflect his enthusiam for PERSPECTIVES landscape and monastic archaeology in particular, and range edited by M C Lillie and S Ellis in time from prehistory to the nineteenth century. 224p, b/w Papers which outline the current state of wetland cultural illus (Oxbow Books 2007) Hb was £50.00 now £15.00 and palaeoenvironmental knowledge, and to provide THE HUMBER WETLANDS: THE ARCHAEOLOGY multidisciplinary insights into the methodological approaches and theoretical aspects of this important area of study. 336p, OF A DYNAMIC LANDSCAPE 127 b/w illus, 13 tabs (Oxbow Books 2006) Pb was £19.95 now by Robert Van de Noort £7.95 Explores the archaeology of one of Britain’s most extensive wetland areas. Van de Noort looks at settlement, water PREHISTORIC AND ROMAN LANDSCAPES transport and ritual, as well as the effects of changes in sea edited by Andrew Fleming and Richard Hingley level in Roman and medieval times. 396P b/w illus (Windgather The contributors to this volume present a stimulating survey 2004) Pb was £18.99 now £7.95 of the subject as it is in the early twenty-first century, and provide some sense of a research frontier where new SANDLANDS: THE COAST AND conceptualisations of ‘otherness’ and new research techniques HEATHS are transforming our understanding. 256p, 51 illus (Landscape by Tom Williamson History after Hoskins 1, Windgather Press 2007) Pb was £25.00 This book explains how this distinctive landscape evolved over now £9.95 centuries through the interaction of people and nature. Tom MEDIEVAL LANDSCAPES Williamson examines the origins and development of both the wildlife habitats and the wider landscape of fields, farms, edited by Mark Gardiner and Stephen Rippon towns and settlements. 164P b/w and col illus (Windgather 2005) The essays here demonstrate how researchers have moved Pb was £17.00 now £7.95 beyond issues of describing and ‘reading’ the landscape to address the social and ideological - as well as economic - LANDSCAPES FOR THE WORLD: CONSERVING A functions of landscapes, and to seek explanations for regional GLOBAL HERITAGE difference. 256p, 67 illus (Landscape History after Hoskins 2, by Peter Fowler Windgather Press 2007) Pb was £25.00 now £9.95 Since 1992 UNESCO has designated cultural landscapes as POST-MEDIEVAL LANDSCAPES World Heritage Sites. This book asks what constitutes a cultural landscape, and looks at the criteria and politics which edited by P.S. Barnwell and Marilyn Palmer surround their selection. Lavish illustration accompanies a This book reflects some of the most recent work in landscape subsequent tour of those already accorded World Heritage studies of the period since 1500. 256p, 70 illus (Landscape listing. 235P b/w and col illus (Windgather 2004) Pb was £16.99 History after Hoskins3, Windgather Press 2007) Pb was £25.00 now £4.95 now £9.95 THE PEAK DISTRICT: LANDSCAPES THROUGH MAKING A LANDSCAPE SACRED TIME by Lucia Nixon by John Barnatt and Ken Smith This book examines the landscape in southwestern Crete from This new edition of the indispensable introduction and guide AD 1000-2000, using a phenomenological approach. to the area’s landscape draws on the extensive archaeological Specifically, the positioning of outlying churches (exokklisia) research that has taken place in the Peak since 1997. The and icon stands (eikonostasia) around Sphakia is looked at, authors in particular explore the Peak’s prehistoric sacred in terms of spatial and social reasoning. 184p, 16p col illus landscapes, the dramatic impact of farmers on the land in (Oxbow Books 2005) Pb £28.00 now £4.95 medieval and post-medieval times; and the industrial archaeology. 160P b/w and col illus (Windgather 2004) Pb was £17.00 now £7.95 9 Landscape Human Evolution

GARDEN ARCHAEOLOGY: A HANDBOOK SEVEN MILLION YEARS: THE STORY OF HUMAN by Chris Currie EVOLUTION This handbook relates the historical background to the sub- by Douglas Palmer discipline of Garden Archaeology before discussing the This book eplores the discovery of our own species, our nearest excavation techniques used to recover and record evidence of relatives and an ancient shared history. It tells the stories of past garden designs and plants. This reappraisal of current the archaeological finds, the people who made them, and how practice and techniques is well written and clearly presented these powerful revelations have altered how we percieve and includes a series of case studies of formal, informal, water, ourselves, our uniqueness as human beings, and our sense of town and unusual gardens from across the UK. 178p, 62 b/w self in relation to other animals. 282p, b/w illus (Phoenix figs and pls, 8 col pls (CBA Practical Handbook 17, 2005) Pb was Paperback 2006) Pb was £8.99 now £3.95 £12.50 now £4.95 IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF EVE: THE MYSTERY OF TRENT VALLEY LANDSCAPES HUMAN ORIGINS by David Knight and Andy J. Howard by Lee Berger A synthesis of landscape change and human occupation in This popular study of human evolution suggests that the true the Trent Valley. Each chapter focuses on a different period cradle of our species lies the fossil-rich limestone of South from the Pleistocene landscape, Mesolithic hunter-gatherers, Africa rather than East African sites where Louis and Mary Neolithic and the Early Bronze Age, Late Bronze Age and Leakey revolutionised modern paleoanthropology and where Age, to the Roman and medieval periods. 202p, b/w and col Don Johanson made the discovery of the ancient skeleton illus (Heritage Marketing and Publications 2004) Pb was £25.00 immortalised as Lucy. 325p b/w illus (National Geographic 2000) now £9.95 Pb was £9.99 now £3.95

ARCHAEOLOGY AND LANDSCAPE IN CENTRAL GEOLOGY AND PALEONTOLOGY OF THE ITALY MIOCENE SINAP FORMATION, TURKEY edited by Gary Lock and Amalia Faustoferri by Mikael Fortelius and John Kappelman 17 papers about various projects based mainly in central Italy The Sinap Formation in central Turkey near the city of Ankara with seven of the papers describing aspects of a major preserves a rich record of mammalian evolution from about fieldwork project in the Sangro Valley, Abruzzo. 253p, b/w 15 to 5 million years ago and is one of the few sites in this illus (OUSA 2008) Hb was £38.00 now £10.00 region that also has fossil apes. The authors have been able to piece together a detailed record of faunal change and, by ARCHAEOLOGY IN NORTHUMBERLAND adding paleomagnetic and radiometric dating techniques, NATIONAL PARK have produced a chronostratigraphy for the Formation. 448p, by Paul Frodsham illus. (Columbia UP 2003) Hb was £60.00 now £9.95 This beautifully produced book successfully combines an STONE KNAPPING: THE NECESSARY overview of the archaeology of Northumberland National Park, from the Mesolithic to the present day, with a series of CONDITIONS FOR A UNIQUELY HOMININ fourteen case studies or projects written by those carrying out BEHAVIOR research in the region. 382p col and b/w illus (CBA 2004) Pb edited by Valentine Roux and Blandine Bril was £19.95 now £7.95 Chapters by a range of leading international scholars approach THE BLACK POPLAR: ECOLOGY, HISTORY AND stone knapping from a multidisciplinary perspective that embraces psychology, physiology, behavioural biology and CONSERVATION primatology as well as archaeology. The result is a better by Fiona Cooper understanding of early human engagement with the material This book is a cultural and ecological biography of the black world and the complex actions required for the creation of poplar in Britain. Fiona Cooper explores its historic place in stone tools. 275p, 143 ills., 36 tables (McDonald Institute 2005) the landscape, and how it has played a role in folklore and in Hb was £35.00 now £12.95 the work of poets such as William Cowper. She explains how the tree has been used through the centuries as timber and in THE QUEST FOR FOOD: ITS ROLE IN HUMAN medicine, and then turns her attention to the question of EVOLUTION AND MIGRATION conservation. 116P b/w and col illus (Windgather 2006) Pb was by Ivan Crowe £19.00 now £7.95 Brings together a wealth of information on how man was able THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF LANCASHIRE to develop skills that enabled him to occupy and survive in a range of different environments around the world. 258p, b/w edited by Richard Newman figs (Tempus 2000) Hb £16.99 now £7.95 A comprehensive review of Lancashire’s archaeology in which each paper discusses a particular period from the Upper WORLD PREHISTORY: STUDIES IN MEMORY OF Palaeolithic and Mesolithic until the Industrial Revolution. GRAHAME CLARK Topics discussed include the evolution of the landscape and edited by J Coles, R Bewley and P Mellars future directions for research. 212p, illus (Lancaster University Presents all new developments and perspectives in G Clark’s 1996) Pb £9.95 now £4.95 major fields of interest – ranging from the origins of our own genus in Africa to issues of the Later Stone Age, and the emergence of civilization. 246p, b/w and col illus (Oxford UP/ British Academy 1999) Hb was £35.00 now £9.95

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FAIRFIELD PARK, STOTFOLD, BEDFORDSHIRE: GRAVELLY GUY: EXCAVATIONS AT STANTON LATER PREHISTORIC SETTLEMENT IN THE HARCOURT EASTERN CHILTERNS by George Lambrick and Tim Allen by Leo Webley, Jane Timby and Martin Wilson Gravelly Guy remains one of the most thoroughly excavated The excavations at Fairfield Park revealed a later Bronze Age sites of this period in the Thames Valley with archaeological hilltop enclosure and an extensive early settlement. evidence spanning from the Neolithic through to the Saxon As one of the first large-scale excavations of an early Iron Age period. As well as the vast amount of structural evidence, the settlement in eastern England, the site makes a significant considerable quantities of artefacts and environmental contribution to our understanding of the later prehistory of information recovered, together with a series of ten the region. 176p (Bedfordshire Archaeology/Oxford Archaeology radiocarbon dates, have resulted in a detailed study of the 2007) Pb was £14.95 now £7.50 site, its position in the landscape and relationship to the contemporary archaeology of the surrounding area. 520p, b/ A SLICE OF RURAL ESSEX: RECENT w illus, 31 pls (Oxford Archaeology 2005) Hb was £34.95 now ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES FROM THE £7.50 A120 BETWEEN STANSTEAD AIRPORT AND BRAINTREE SETTLEMENT ON THE BEDFORDSHIRE CLAYLANDS by Jane Timby et al. by Jane Timby et al. A diverse pattern of human history was revealed including earlier prehistoric flint knapping, later prehistoric ritual Excavations at nine sites along the route of the Great Barford activity, a Roman farmstead with accompanying cemetery, a Bypass provided a rare opportunity to investigate an extensive middle Saxon hall, medieval settlement, pottery production area of the South Midlands claylands, a landscape that has and a windmill. 214p b/w illus, CD-Rom (Oxford Archaeology hitherto seen little archaeological work. The excavations 2007) Hb was £14.95 now £7.50 produced evidence for the long-term development of the social landscape, agrarian economy and environment of the area SEGSBURY CAMP from prehistory to the Middle Ages. 430p (Oxford Archaeology 2007) Pb was £14.95 now £7.50 by Gary Lock This volume describes the two seasons of excavation at NEOLITHIC ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE Segsbury Camp which form a part of Oxford University’s INTERTIDAL ZONE of the Ridgeway Project. The evidence suggests that edited by E.J. Sidell and F. Haughey the large of Segsbury was used during the period 6th to 2nd century BC but was not densely and permanently This volume has a wide geographical spread and details the occupied. 158p (OUSA 2005) Hb was £35.00 now £10.00 work of archaeologists working in fragile and rapidly eroding environments: the papers demonstrate the high quality THORNHILL FARM, GLOUCESTERSHIRE research being undertaken around the British coast to salvage by David Jennings, Jeff Muir, Simon Palmer and Alex archaeology by record and undertake detailed research to place it in its proper context. 128p, b/w illus (Oxbow Books 2007) Smith Pb was £30.00 now £10.00 For over 500 years, from the middle Iron Age to the early Roman period, the 1st gravel terrace of the river Thames at SNAIL DOWN Thornhill Farm appears to have been lived in and worked as by et al. a cattle ranch. Extensive excavations by Oxford Archaeology between 1986 and 1989 revealed large parts of the settlement, Snail Down is an Early Bronze Age barrow cemetery on including paddocks, stock enclosures and droveways, all Salisbury Plain, located eight miles north-east of . designed to control and manage the herds of animals. 200p b/ Thirty-three mounds include examples of almost every type w illus (Oxford Archaeology 2004) Hb was £24.95 now £7.50 of barrow. This publication presents detailed analysis of an extraordinary variety of finds, backed up with DANEBURY ENVIRONS PROJECT VOLUME 1 illustrative material. 324P b/w illus (Wiltshire Archaeology 2005) Hb was £25.00 now £15.00 by Barry Cunliffe Following his research on the hillfort Barry Cunliffe has led a THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY: THE EARLIER massive campaign to explore the surroundings of the site, and PREHISTORY OF THE WEST MIDLANDS this has resulted in a further series of volumes, the first set on edited by Paul Garwood the Prehistoric evidence and the second set on the Roman Period evidence. This volume is the Introduction and overview Reveals the scale, richness and diversity of the evidence from to the Prehistoric set. 238p (OUCA 2002) Hb was £49.95 now all earlier prehistoric periods in the West Midlands, from the £10.00 Lower Palaeolithic to the Bronze Age, and considers its research significance and potential. 224p, 78 b/w & col illus DANEBURY ENVIRONS PROJECT VOLUME 2 and maps, 11 tables (Oxbow Books 2007) Hb was £55.00 now by Barry Cunliffe £14.95 Volume 2 comprises seven separate volumes reporting on the ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE M3 excavations and research at the following sites: Woolbury and by P. J. Fasham and R. J. B. Whinney Stockbridge Down 1989, Bury Hill, Upper Clatford 1990, Suddern Farm, Middle Wallop 1991 & 1996, New Buildings Describes sites encountered during the construction of the M3 & Fiveways, Longstock 1992 & 1996, Nettlebank Copse, extension in central Hampshire, between Popham and Wherwell 1993, Houghton Down, Stockbridge 1994, Windy Winchester; notable among them being an Anglo-Saxon Dido, Cholderton 1995. 842p in seven vols. (OUCA 2000) Hb settlement at Abbots Worthy and an open-leat aqueduct built was £60.00 now £15.00 to supply early Roman Winchester. 178p, 69 figs, 41 tables. (Hampshire Field Club 1991) Pb was £25.00, now £2.95 11 Prehistoric Britain BEYOND STONEHENGE PLACE AND MEMORY: EXCAVATIONS AT THE edited by Christopher Burgess, Peter Topping and PICT’S KNOWE, HOLYWOOD AND HOLM FARM, Frances Lynch DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY, 1994-8 Essays Bronze Age Europe in Honour of Colin Burgess. Topics edited by Julian Thomas range from the rock art of Northumberland to the nuraghe of This volume is concerned with the investigation of three Sardinia, from mining in Wales to cross-Channel trade links complexes of prehistoric ceremonial monuments in the and from the Cave of Covsea to that at Heathery Burn. 448p, immediate environs of Dumfries in the south-west of Scotland. 227 illus, many in colour, 8 tabs (Oxbow Books 2007) Hb was It considers the details of the excavated features, £90.00 now £25.00 environmental and artefactual evidence, as well as more general concerns. 256p b/w illus, 67 b/w pls (Oxbow Books 2007) METALLURGICAL REPORTS ON BRITISH AND Hb was £48.00 now £14.95 IRISH BRONZE AGE IMPLEMENTS AND WEAPONS IN THE PITT RIVERS MUSEUM THE TRIBE OF WITCHES: THE RELIGION OF THE by I.M. Allen, D. Britton and H.H. Coughlan DOBUNNI AND HWICCE Metallurgical reports on the Museum’s collection of by Stephen Yeates and bronze tools and weapons with a chronological illustrated This book presents a detailed and focused investigation of the catalogue of objects. 283p, 28 b/w pls, b/w figs (Pitt Rivers religion of the Dobunni and the Hwicce peoples who occupied Museum 1970) Pb only £3.95 the Severn valley and the Cotswolds immediately before and after the Roman occupation. The first part of the book GREEN PARK (READING BUSINESS PARK) PHASE concerns the deification of the natural world; the second, the 2 EXCAVATIONS 1995: NEOLITHIC AND deities of the tribal groups. 195p, b/w illus (Oxbow Books 2008) BRONZEAGE SITES Pb was £19.95 now £8.95 by Adam Brossler and Robert Early ROUGH QUARRIES, ROCKS AND HILLS: JOHN The Neolithic features included an unusual segmented ring PULL AND THE NEOLITHIC FLINT MINES OF ditch, and a number of pits and postholes. A field system, composed of rectangular boundary ditches, was laid out in the area prior to the establishment of a late Bronze Age edited by Miles Russell settlement. The evidence for the late Bronze Age settlement An account of John Pull’s exploration and excavation at Black included five roundhouses, and a number of post-built Patch, Church Hill, Tolmere and Cissbury between 1922 and structures. 180p b/w illus (Oxford Archaeology 2003) Pb was 1956. Lots of plans in the Heywood Sumner style. 287p with £14.99 now £5.00 illus. (Oxbow 2001) Pb £30.00 now £7.95

THE : PRECIOUS CUPS AND ORIGINS AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF THE BEGINNING OF THE CHANNEL BRONZE AGE WITHAM edited by Stuart Needham, Keith Parfitt and Gill by W Rodwell Varndell Study of the settlement which has yielded remains dating from This volume provides definitive publication of the Early Bronze prehistory to the Middle Ages, most significant being the Iron Age Ringlemere cup and its immediate site context. Dating Age earthworks. 128p, figs (Oxbow 1993) Pb £28.00 now £9.95 and fuller social significance are assessed through thorough reappraisal and cataloguing of the fifteen comparable cups in THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE AT EASTON LANE, , , amber and shale from Britain, , Germany WINCHESTER and . 120p, 57 b/w illus, 4p col pls (British Museum by P J Fasham and others Press 2006) Pb was £23.00 now £7.95 A landscape of Neolithic, Bronze Age and early Iron Age FOXHOLES FARM: A MULTI-PERIOD GRAVEL settlement and activity adjacent to the later Iron Age sites at SITE Winnall Down. 161p with plans. (Hants Field Club 989) Pb £22.00 now £2.95 by Clive Partridge Reports from the major excavations which revealed finds from MISS LAYARD EXCAVATES: A PALAEOLITHIC the Palaeolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic, Bronze Age and Iron SITE AT FOXHALL ROAD, IPSWICH Age, along with a Romano-British farmstead and signs of by Mark White and Steven Plunkett Roman and medieval industrial activity. 216p, b/w illus (Hertfordshire Archaeological Trust 1989) Pb was £22.00 now A study of the pioneering excavations of 1903-05 of Frances £4.95 Layard and a reappraisal of what a highly significant site of the British Palaeolithic. 195p b/w illus (WASP 2004) Hb was WESTBURY CAVE £48.00 now £17.95 edited by Peter Andrews, Jill Cook, Andrew Currant LINES IN THE LANDSCAPE: CURSUS and Christopher Stringer MONUMENTS IN THE UPPER THAMESVALLEY. This volume assesses the new evidence produced by by Alistair Barclay, George Lambrick, John Moore and excavations between 1976 and 1984: sedimentary sequence, Mark Robinson soil micromorphology, faunal assemblages, small mammal fauna, fossil ruminants, larger carnivores, palaeoecological This volume reports on the excavations at Drayton, and reconstruction, flint finds. 309p, b/w figs and pls, tbs (WASP includes an account of small-scale excavations undertaken at 1999) Hb was £60.00 now £17.95 the Lechlade cursus by OAU and Lance and Faith Vatcher. It also provides a gazetteer of known cursus monuments in the Upper Thames Valley. 260p, many b/w illus (Oxford Archaeology 2003) Pb was £24.95 now £10.00 12 Prehistoric Britain

TOWARDS A NEW STONE AGE PREHISTORIC HOUSES AT SUMBURGH IN edited by Jonathan Cotton and David Field SHETLAND 21 papers on the Neolithic of south-east England. As well as by Jane Downes and Raymond Lamb looking at evidence from particular sites, the authors present Excavation of stone-built houses of the later Bronze Age and overviews on a range of subjects including aerial survey, soils, early Iron Age. This report shows how one house was added the study of human remains, landscapes and environments. to another and demonstrates that the two-house unit was a 237p b/w illus (CBA 2004) Pb was £28.00 now £9.95 distinct feature of the later Bronze Age in Scotland. 138p, b/w illus (Oxbow Books 2000) Pb £28.00 now £4.95 CONDERTON CAMP, WORCESTERSHIRE: A SMALL MIDDLE IRON AGE HILLFORT ON GWERNVALE AND PENYWYRLOD: TWO BREDON HILL NEOLITHIC LONG CAIRNS IN THE BLACK by Nicholas Thomas MOUNTAINS OF BRECKNOCK This report publishes the findings of an earthwork survey and by WJ Britnell and HN Savory study of the environs of the site, geophysical investigations This volume reports on the excavation of two chambered and excavations carried out in 1958 and 1959, along with cairns, including one in Penywyriod which was only specialist discussions of the finds. The report concludes with discovered in 1972 but found to be the oldest known cairn in an excellent summary discussion of Conderton Camp and its the Black Mountains. 163P b/w illus (Cambrian Archaeological people. 349p, 55 pls, 87 b/w figs, 113 tbs (CBA Research Report Association 1984) Pb was £30.00 now £9.95 143, 2005) Pb was £32.00 now £9.95 OLD SLEAFORD REVEALED AN IRON AGE AND ROMANO-BRITISH by Sheila Elsdon ENCLOSED SETTLEMENT AT WATKINS FARM, NORTHMOOR, OXON Report on excavations, chiefly by Margaret Jones in the 1960s, which revealed a large late Iron Age settlement, a later Roman by Tim Allen settlement and large quantities of metalworking debris. 208p, Report on two sites on the Oxfordshire gravels. 129p, b/w figs, 21 b/w pls and figs (Oxbow 1997) Pb was £25.00 now £4.95 pls (Oxford Archaeological Unit 1990) Pb £12.00 now £6.95 THE JOY OF FLINT SET IN STONE:NEW APPROACHES TO by Clive Waddington NEOLITHIC MONUMENTS IN SCOTLAND A lively and well illustrated introduction to lithic studies, edited by Vicki Cummings and Amelia Pannett tracing the development of stone tools from the end of the Ice These papers raise questions of ancestry and worldview, and Age through to post-prehistoric survivals. Includes a gazetteer highlight the amount that can be done in examining the of the lithic artefacts held by the Newcastle Museum of settings of monuments. 182p b/w illus (Oxbow Books 2005) Pb Antiquities. 101p col illus (Newcastle Museum of Antiquities £35.00 now £10.00 2004) Pb was £11.99 now £4.95

THE PREHISTORIC LANDSCAPE AND IRON AGE THE UFFINGTON WHITE HORSE IN ITS ENCLOSED SETTLEMENT AT MINGIES DITCH, LANDSCAPE HARDWICK-WITH-YELFORD, OXON by David Miles et al. by T G Allen and M A Robinson This volume presents a full, illustrated account of the Excavations with important environmental data. 249p, b/w archaeological, artefactual and documentary research on the pls, figs (Oxford Archaeological Unit 1993) Pb £28.00, now £9.95 White Horse and its associated sites, carried out between 1989 and 1995. These investigations demonstrate for the first time EXCAVATIONS AT CALDICOT, GWENT that the White Horse was originally prehistoric in date. 340p b/w illus (Oxford Archaeology 2004) Hb was £24.95 now £7.50 by Nigel Nayling and Astrid Caseldine Bronze Age Palaeochannels in the Lower Nedern Valley. The BUILDING MEMORIES: THE NEOLITHIC report contains Bronze Age worked-wood and a weir, Iron COTSWOLD LONG BARROW AT ASCOTT-UNDER- Age bridge, a large faunal assemblage and a range of debris WYCHWOOD, OXFORDSHIRE and artefacts. 368p, 163 figs (CBA RR 108, 1997) Pb was £28.00 now £4.95 edited by Don Benson and Alasdair Whittle The authors of this report not only document the finds and NORTH-EAST PERTH: AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL research, but also address wider questions of how the early LANDSCAPE Neolithic inhabitants viewed their society through the barrow, The Royal Commission survey of 1990 covering the area north and how the development of the site reflected memory and from Blairgowrie up Strathardle and Glen Shee. Extensive interaction with a changing world. 464p, 276 b/w illus, 12 fold- inventory of prehistoric and medieval monuments and outs, 12 col plates (Oxbow Books 2006) Hb was £55.00 now settlements. 180p with countless illus. (Royal Commission Scotland £15.00 1990) Pb £35.00 now £4.95 GUERNSEY: AN ISLAND COMMUNITY OF THE BEYOND THE GRAVE: NEW PERSPECTIVES ON ATLANTIC IRON AGE BARROWS edited by B Burns, B Cunliffe and H Sebire edited by Jonathan Last Excavations in the 1980s revealed a late Iron Age settlement This collection of fourteen papers presents the latest research with a smithy and numerous cist burials. Includes gazetteer into the Neolithic and Bronze Age barrows of Britain. 180p, b/ of sites and discussion of Guernsey’s place in the trade between w illus t/out (Oxbow Books 2007) Pb was £35.00 now £14.95 Armorica and Britain during the Iron Age. 129p, many figs (OUCA 1996) Pb was £18.00 now £8.95 13 Prehistoric Britain

RUNNYMEDE BRIDGE I: THE PASSAGE OF THE GRAEANOG RIDGE: THE EVOLUTION OF A THAMES. HOLOCENE ENVIRONMENT AND FARMING LANDSCAPE AND ITS SETTLEMENT SETTLEMENT AT RUNNYMEDE IN NORTH-WEST WALES by S P Needham by PJ Fasham et Al. Examines changes in the riverscape around the Runnymede Excavations in the 1970s and 1980s on the Llyn peninsula site. The buildup of alluvial sediments and environmental revealed eveidence of settlement ranging from the 2nd century deposits, as well as physical changes to the river and BC to the early medieval period. 180P illus (Cambrian floodplain, are described and related to human activities at Archaeological Society 1998) Pb was £21.00 now £9.95 the site. 250p, 14 b/w pls, many b/w figs, tbs (BMP 2000) Hb £60.00 now £14.95 MOUNT PLEASANT, : EXCAVATIONS 1970-71 RUNNYMEDE BRIDGE II: REFUSE AND by G.J. Wainwright DISPOSAL AT AREA 16 EAST, RUNNYMEDE Classic excavation of a Neolithic hill-top enclosure. 266p, 181 by S Needham and T Spence illus (Society of Antiquaries of London, 1979) Hb was £20.00 now Reports on the rich, stratified deposits located in Area 16 of a £6.95 Neolithic and late Bronze Age settlement on the banks of the Thames in Berkshire. Includes a general discussion on the PAVILAND CAVE AND THE RED LADY accumulation of refuse. 253p, 109 figs, 8 pls (BMP 1997) Hb by Stephen Aldhouse-Green £75.00 now £19.95 The ‘Red Lady of Paviland’ has been the enigmatic heroine of EXCAVATION AND SALVAGE AT RUNNYMEDE Early Man in Britain since the discovery of human remains BRIDGE, 1978: THE LATE BRONZE AGE impregnated with ochre were found within the Paviland Cave in the Gower Peninsular in 1823. This book examines the WATERFRONT SITE evidence again with the benefit of modern techniques and it by Stuart P Needham. provides a definitive report on more recent investigations at Report on a Late Bronze Age waterfront site with exceptional the site carried out in 1997. 314p, 14 col pls, many b/w figs, tbs preservation of deposits buried under the Thames’ flood silts. (WASP 2000) Hb was £40.00 now £17.95 Finds included the foundations of a Late Bronze Age enclosure stockade. 276p, 138 illus, 78 pls, tbs (BMP 1992) Hb £45.00 IN DEFENCE OF LANDSCAPE: AN now £14.95 ARCHAEOLOGY OF PORTON DOWN by David Ride EXCAVATIONS AT GRIMES GRAVES FASC 3 This book explores the different sites and monuments of the by I Longworth et al well preserved prehistoric landscape of Porton Down. These A detailed look at the material recovered from Shaft X, include Neolithic flint mines, Bronze Age round barrows, originally excavated as a Late Neolithic mine and full of Middle settlement, cemeteries and enclosures, Iron Age features, a Bronze Age cultural debris, including Bucket urn pottery, Georgian folly, the remains of a Victorian mansion and, from worked flint, chalk, bone, antler, several bronze objects and more recent times, the World War One experimental gas evidence of metalworking. 187p, 92 figs (BMP 1991) Pb was trenches. 160p b/w illus, col pls (Tempus 2006) Pb was £17.99 £55.00 now £9.95 now £6.95

EXCAVATIONS AT GRIMES GRAVES FASC 4 DORSET: VOLUME 2 by A J Legge by R N E Barton Subtitled ‘Animals, environment and the Bronze Age Examines stratigraphy, faunal remains and the tool assemblage economy’, this volume describes the Bronze ge midden from the late Upper Palaeolithic and early Mesolithic sites. deposits found in Shaft X, and discusses and interprets the 299p, figs and illus (OUCA 1992) Hb £38.00 now £9.95 rich faunal deposits. 88p, 38 figs (BMP 1992) Pb was £40.00 now £9.95 DOWNLAND SETTLEMENT AND LAND-USE. THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE BRIGHTON BYPASS EXCAVATIONS AT GRIMES GRAVES, FASC 5: edited by David Rudling MINING IN THE DEEPER MINES This detailed report brings together the results of rescue by I Longworth and G Varndell excavations which took place from 1989-91 with existing Includes a reappraisal of some previously examined pits along information resulting in a synthesis of developments on the with a catalogue of published and unpublished shafts. Also South Downs during the Middle to Late Bronze Age and assesses original mining techniques. 110p, 84 illus (BMP 1996) through to the Early Iron Age. 318p, many b/w pls and figs, tbs Pb £45.00, now £9.95 (Archetype 2002) Pb was £30.00 now £9.95

THE PREHISTORIC SETTLEMENTS AT WINNALL THE CHAMBERED CAIRNS OF CAITHNESS DOWN, WINCHESTER by J.L. Davidson and A.S. Henshall by P J Fasham The Caithness cairns have been resurveyed since they were Excavations in 1976 and 1977 of an enclosure on Winnall described in the long out-of-print first volume of Audrey Down revealed a complex sequence of occupation and activity Henshall’s ‘Chambered Tombs of Scotland’. This volume from the later Bronze Age to the 2nd century AD. Discoveries provides a detailed and up-to-dateaccount of the 78 Neolithic included a small later BA settlement, an enclosed early IA chambered cairns known in Caithness and a full description settlement, a MIA open settlement and a series of early Roman of theirt contents. 177P with plans and figs throughout enclosures. 150p, b/w figs, tbs (Hampshire Field Club 1985) Pb (Edinburgh UP 1991) Hb was £35.00 now £9.95 £16.00 now £4.95 14 Prehistoric Britain Prehistoric Europe

MEGALITHIC TOMBS AND LONG BARROWS IN LES FOUILLES DU YAUDET EN PLOULEC’H, BRITAIN COTES-D’ARMOR by Frances Lynch edited by Barry Cunliffe and Patrick Galliou The stone monuments of Scotland, Wales, , and the This study, written entirely in French, it provides an overview Cotswolds, and the earth and timber barrows of Southern of the site, giving insight into the physical geography, the and North-Eastern England are described in this addition to town’s history prior to excavation, and the archaeological the Shire Archaeology series. From this material evidence, the research programme. 302p, 142 b/w illus and pls (OUSA 2004) author sketches the outline of a system of widely held beliefs Hb was £50.00 now £15.00 and social concerns. 72p b/w illus (Shire 1997) Pb was £6.99 now £3.50 LES FOUILLES DU YAUDET EN PLOULEC’H, COTES-D’ARMOR, VOLUME 2 ANCIENT BRITONS AND THE ANTIQUARIAN by Barry Cunliffe and Patrick Galliou IMAGINATION This second volume deals with the Prehistoric period, by continuing up until the end of the Gallic Empire. French text. A felicitous survey of the ebb and flow of ideas about the past 390p, 267 b/w illus (OUSA 2005) Hb was £75.00 now £15.00 from the Renaissance to the Regency; it is a study of changing thoughts on antiquarianism, and of the major and minor THE GUADAJOZ PROJECT, VOLUME 1 figures, and the writers who influenced them: Camden, by Barry Cunliffe and María Cruz Fernández Castro Aubrey, Stukeley, Plot and so on. 175p, 50 illus. (Thames and This volume presents the results of the fieldwork and specialist Hudson 1989) Hb was £16.95 now £6.95 studies: ceramics, small finds (metal, bone, glass, baked clay, TREFIGNATH AND DIN DRYFOL: THE worked stone, architectural elements), figurines, fauna, botanical remains and settlement history. This evidence is then EXCAVATION OF TWO MEGALITHIC TOMBS IN used to postulate about the overall development of societies ANGLESEY in central Andalucía from the Neolithic to the Medieval period. by CA Smith and FM Lynch 469p, many b/w figs and pls (OUCA 1999) Hb was £85.00 now The complete excavations of the megalithic chambered tomb £15.00 at Trefignath revealed the sequences of its development with technical reports on its elements adding detail. Includes a LIVING WELL TOGETHER? SETTLEMENT AND report on the partial investigation of the similar structure at MATERIALITY IN THE NEOLITHIC OF SOUTH- Din Dryfol. 135P illus (Cambrian Archaeological Association EAST AND CENTRAL EUROPE 1987) Pb was £35.00 now £9.95 edited by Douglass Bailey, Alasdair Whittle and Dani Hofmann HILLFORTS OF ENGLAND AND WALES Investigates the development of the Neolithic in southeast and by James Dyer central Europe from 6500-3500 cal BC with special reference An investigation of the function and situation of hillforts. Dyer to the manifestations of settling down. 178p (Oxbow Books examines the nature of the defences, the design of the 2008) Pb was £38.00 now £10.00 entrances, and the internal design of the monuments, using plenty of illustrations to illuminate how and why they were LOWER AND MIDDLE PALAEOLITHIC created. 64p, b/w illus (Shire 1981, 2nd ed 1992) Pb was £6.99 ARTEFACTS FROM DEPOSITS MAPPED AS CLAY- now £3.50 WITH FLINTS PREHISTORIC AND ROMANO-BRITISH by J E Scott-Jackson SETTLEMENT IN THE SOLWAY PLAIN, CUMBRIA ‘Clay-with flints’ refers to deposits lying on the hilltops and plateaux of the Chalk Downlands of southern England. 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A structural analysis permits some Roman finds including pottery kilns, a cemetery, corn driers identification of particular artists, whilst the identification of and a waterlogged pit containing a votive Taranis wheel. 304p, dated styles of boat images allows some element of specific 138 figs, 23 pls (Milton Keynes Arch 1996) Pb £30.00 now £9.95 chronology to be presented. 224p col pls, b/w illus (Oxbow Books 2005) Hb was £40.00 now £10.00 STAINMORE: THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF A NORTH PENNINE PASS BRONZE AGE SETTLEMENTS IN THE LOW by Blaise Vyner, with Pip Robinson, Richard Annis and COUNTRIES John Pickin edited by Stijn Arnoldssen and Harry Fokkens An archaeological survey of Bowes Moor, Co. Durham, The Low Countries have a long tradition of large scale undertaken in conjunction with the improvement of the A66 archaeological research. 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ROCK ART STUDIES: NEWS OF THE WORLD MOUNTAINS OF SILVER AND RIVERS OF GOLD: edited by Paul Bahn and Angelo Fossati THE PHOENICIANS IN IBERIA Essays on recent developments and discoveries in rock art by Ann Neville research around the world, based on the proceedings of the Drawing on literary and archaeological sources, this books 1995 conference held in Italy. 229p, figs (Oxbow Monograph offers an in-depth analysis of the Phoenicians in Iberia: their 72, 1997) Pb was £35.00 now £5.00 settlements, material culture, contacts with the local people, and activities; agricultural and cultural, as well as commercial. 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ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE BORDERLANDS: DOROTHY GARROD AND THE PROGRESS OF INVESTIGATIONS IN CAUCASIA AND BEYOND THE PALAEOLITHIC by Adam T. Smith and Karen S. Rubinson edited by William Davies and Ruth Charles Critically re-examines traditional archaeological work in Dorothy Garrod’s first and higly successful excavation Caucasia, the broad isthmus between the Black and Caspian revealed fragments of neolithic fossils in Gibraltar. This volume Seas, assembling accounts of recent excavations, and reviews modern research on this site, as well as exploring other presenting critical new materials from the Neolithic period issues which interested the Disney Professor of Archaeology. through the Iron Age. 270p (Cotsen Institute 2004) Pb was 282P illus (Oxbow Books 1999) Hb £40.00 now £19.95 £28.00 now £9.95 THE BELL BEAKER CULTURES OF SPAIN AND NEOLITHIC ENCLOSURES IN ATLANTIC PORTUGAL NORTHWEST EUROPE by Richard J Harrison edited by Timothy Darvill and Julian Thomas A catalogue of Beaker material from the Iberian peninsula, 14 papers from the Neolithic Studies Group examine the with commentary on past reseach, regionalism and typology. enclosures and related structures of Brittany, England, Wales, 257p, 110 b/w illus (Peabody Museum/Harvard UP 1977) Pb was Ireland and Denmark. 216p, 70 b/w figs (Oxbow Books 2001) £20.00 now £4.95 Pb £28.00, now £9.95

THE FIGURED LANDSCAPES OF ROCK-ART: MOCHE FINELINE PAINTING FROM SAN JOSE LOOKING AT PICTURES IN PLACE DE MORO edited by Christopher Chippindale and George Nash by Donna McClelland, Donald McClelland and Provides a unique, broad and varied insight into the Christopher B. Donnan arrangement, location, and structure of rock-art and its place By discussing and illustrating more than 200 painted vessels within the landscapes of ancient worlds as ancient people from San José de Moro, this volume provides insights about a experienced them. 399p b/w illus (Cambridge UP 2004) Pb was community of ancient Peruvian potters who shared a £30.00 now £12.95 distinctive painting style and left a fascinating record of their 210p, 240 col illus (Cotsen Institute 2007) Hb was LITHICS IN ACTION achievement. £55.00 now £14.95, Pb was £33.00 now £9.95 edited by Elizabeth A. Walker, Francis Wenban-Smith and Frances Healy THE ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORICAL 28 papers assess the state of lithic studies at the start of the ECOLOGY OF LATE HOLOCENE SAN MIGUEL 21st century. The book is divided into three thematic sections: ISLAND Behaviour and cognition in the Lower and Middle Palaeolithic, by Torben Rick Rocks, residues and use-wear, and After hunter-gatherers. Focusing on the archaeology of five sites dated to the last 3,000 262P b/w illus (Oxbow 2004) Hb £50.00 now £15.00 years, this book examines the archaeology and historical DATING AND THE EARLIEST KNOWN ROCK ART ecology of the westernmost and most isolated of the northern Californian Channel Islands. 200p (Cotsen Institute 2007) Hb edited by Matthias Strecker and Paul Bahn was £45.00 now £9.95, Pb was £26.00 now £6.95 Essays from the 1997 Internationsal Rock Art Congress in Bolivia focus on the dating problem and reflect discussion of MOCHE TOMBS AT DOS CABEZAS the earliest art in light of recent research. 200p, 18 b/w pls by Christopher B. Donnan. (Oxbow Books 1999) Pb was £30.00 now £4.95 This study focuses on five Moche tombs that were excavated EXPERIMENT AND DESIGN at the site of Dos Cabezas, on the north coast of Peru, between 1997 and 2000. 242p, full col t/out (Cotsen Institute 2008) Hb edited by A F Harding was £58.00 now £14.95, Pb was £35.00 now £9.95 21 papers in honour of John Coles, ranging widely across prehistoric Britain and Europe, reflecting his interest in ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON THE experimental archaeology and wetlands. 198p, b/w figs (Oxbow ISLANDS OF AND MOON Books 1999) Hb was £55.00 now £12.95 edited by Charles Stanish and Brian Bauer THE CELTS: A HISTORY This book provides the final results of this work on one of the most important locations in the circum-Titicaca Basin. The by Daithi O hOgain work documents a continuous occupation of human This outline history of the Celts begins by identifying the origins settlement from this Late Archaic period up through the of the Celtic people before describing their expansion to the present. 224p, b/w illus. (Cotsen Institute 2004) Pb was £24.00 east and west, their military fortunes throughout Europe, now £6.95 clashing with Romans, Germans and Dacians, and their eventual decline and retreat to the far reaches of western MAYA ZOOARCHAEOLOGY: NEW DIRECTIONS Europe. 297p, 18 b/w pls, 6 maps (Boydell 2002) Pb was £17.99 IN METHOD AND THEORY now £6.95 by Kitty F. Emery THE NEOLITHIC OF THE IRISH SEA Chapters emphasize the newest developments in technical methods, the most recent trends in the analysis of “social edited by Vicki Cummings and Chris Fowler. zooarchaeology,” and the broadening perspectives provided This collection of 24 papers reconsiders the nature and by a new geographic range of investigations. 320p, b/w illus. significance of the Irish Sea as an area of cultural interaction (Cotsen Institute 2004) Pb was £25.00 now £6.95 during the Neolithic period. 244P b/w figs (Oxbow Books 2004) Pb was £45.00 now £15.00 17 World Archaeology

DAILY LIFE OF THE AZTECS THE BUDDHA AND DR FUHRER: AN by Jacques Soustelle ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCANDAL A vivid social history of the Aztec civilization, providing a by Charles Allen snapshot of this vast empire on the eve of the Spanish conquest. This dramatic account tells the story of an 1898 dig, conducted 319P b/w pls (Phoenix Press 1961 rep 2002) Pb was £12.99 now in Birdpore, India, near the Nepalese border, by William £4.95 Claxton Peppe. Peppe claimed to have unearthed a reliquary containing the ashes of the Buddha, the only such relics in KASPATA AND THE ARCHAIC PERIOD OF THE existence. At the same time, and only 15 miles away however, CUZCO VALLEY the archaeologist and previously outed fraudster Dr. Fuhrer edited by Brian S. Bauer was claiming that he had discovered the Buddha’s birthplace. 292p b/w illus, col pls (Haus 2008) Hb was £17.99 now £6.95 This edited volume provides the first overview of the Archaic Period (9000 BC - 2200 BC) in the Cuzco Valley. 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EXCAVATIONS AT AKSUM HERAKLEOPOLITE NOME by S.C. Munro-Hay by Maria Rosaria Falivene An account of research undertaken by Neville Chittick at the Falivene presents an A-Z listing of names in the Herakleopite ancient Ethiopian capital between 1972 and 1974. Major tombs nome, a district of Middle Egypt, largely based on Greek papyri were excavated and shown to be linked with the famous stelae. dating from the third century BC to the eighth century AD. Study of the Aksumite coinage has yielded important revisions The importance of the Herakleopite villages is discussed along of the chronology. Full descriptions of the excavations and with the likely provenance of the documents upon which this accounts of the small finds. 359p with numerous text figs and study is based. 324p (American Society of Papyrologists 1998) photos. (British Inst Eastern Africa, Memoir 10, 1989) Hb was Hb was £41.95 now £6.95 £30.00 now £5.95 THE EGYPTIAN MUMMY: SECRETS AND THE ART OF BENIN SCIENCE by Paula Girshick Ben-Amos by Stuart Fleming, Bernard Fishman, David Silverman This revised edition, packed full of colour photographs, and David O’Connor explores the role of art in the history of Benin, Africa, from th An introduction to the history and science of mummification the 16 century to the present day. 128p, col pls (British Museum in Egypt. Scenes from the walls of tomb chapels, funerary now £5.95 Press 1995) Pb was £12.99 statues, decorated coffins, papyri, and many other artifacts ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS NEAR illustrate the complexity of ancient Egyptian funerary beliefs. 93p, illus. (University of Pennsylvania Museum 1980) Pb was TIPASA, ALGERIA £10.00 now £3.95 by L. Cabot Briggs A report of excavations carried out in 1949 at three caves near ANCIENT EGYPT AND THE MEDITERRANEAN: Tipasa which yielded mostly Roman period finds, and at a STUDIES IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM A. WARD coastal site which yielded lithic finds and evidence of Stone edited by Leonard H. Lesko Age occupation. 31p b/w pls and figs (Peabody Museum 1963) 19 papers exploring art, literature, inscriptions and religion only £2.95 Pb in Egypt and the Near East, as well as their 19th century THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF CHRISTIANITY IN rediscovery. 271P b/w illus (Brown UP 1998) Hb was £55.00 now £14.95 AFRICA by Niall Finneran PTOCHEIA OR ODYSSEUS IN DISGUISE Investigates the archaeological evidence for the Christian faith edited with a commentary by Maryline G. Parca from its emergence in the first millennium AD through to This papyrus contains fragments of a tragic Greek play from European colonialism and the missionaries of the 19th century; late Roman Egypt. The text deals with events leading to the it is an ‘investigation of diversity and change on a massive sack of Ilion. 130P 3 b/w pls (American Society of Papyrologists continent’. 192p b/w illus col pls (Tempus 2002) Pb was £19.99 1991) Hb was £38.95 now £9.95 now £9.95 FACES OF PHARAOHS: ROYAL MUMMIES AND SOBA II: RENEWED EXCAVATIONS WITHIN THE COFFINS FROM ANCIENT THEBES METROPOLIS OF THE KINGDOM OF ALWA IN SOUTHERN SUDAN by Robert B. Partridge This book brings together for the first time all the photographs by Derek A Welsby of the unique collection of mummies and coffins found in the This volume reports on the second campaign of excavations two ‘Royal Caches’ at Luxor and other royal burials which by the BIEA in the most southerly of the three Nile Basin include Yuya, Thuya and Tutankhamun. 242p with 212 illus Nubian kingdoms. The report throws light on both local and (Rubicon Press 1994) Pb was £16.95 now £5.95 imported artefacts, buildings and a vaulted tomb. 312p, 70 b/ w pls (BIEA/BMP 1998) Hb £70.00 now £14.95 MUMMIES: LIFE AFTER DEATH IN ANCIENT EGYPT by Renate Germar THE TOMB AND BEYOND: BURIAL CUSTOMS OF EGYPTIAN OFFICIALS A well-illustrated study of mummification, the survival of mummies, and scientific methods of investigation and by Naguib Kanawati conservation. Germar looks at the embalming process, beliefs This general study of Egyptian burial customs and belief about the afterlife and funerary rituals. Particular case studies systems is aimed at a non-specialist readership. Drawing on are used to illustrate mummy wrappings, the use of multiple literary, architectural and artistic evidence Kanawati explores cases and Roman plaster masks. 140p col illus (Prestel 1997) the relationships between the living and the dead. 134p, 148 Hb was £24.95 now £9.95 b/w figs, 65 b/w and col pls (Aris and Phillips 2001) Pb was £35.00 now £7.95 THE ROYAL MUMMIES: IMMORTALITY IN ANCIENT EGYPT WENAMUN AND ALASHIYA RECONSIDERED by Francis Janot by Alessandra Nibbi This lavishly illustrated book acquaints the readers with both In the Egyptian text the Journey of Wenamun, Wenamun is the physical procedures and the religious rites involved in blown off course and is forced to put in at Alashiya, an island preparing a royal corpse for eternity. The modern discovery which has never convincingly identified. 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THE GREAT KARNAK INSCRIPTION OF EXPLORING ANCIENT EGYPT MERNEPTAH by Ian Shaw by Colleen Manassa This well illustrated overview of Ancient Egyptian history and The Great Karnak Inscription of Merneptah’s 5th regnal year, culture takes the form of case studies of nineteen sites, chosen the longest surviving continuous monumental text from Egypt, to illustrate thematic issues. 281p col illus (Oxford UP 2003) describes the combined Libyan and Sea People invasion of Hb £23.99 now £7.95 Egypt c.1208 BCE. This book contains a translation of the text, accompanied by detailed notes and considers specific military THE ROCK TOMBS OF EL-HAWAWISH 1 aspects of the inscription alongside its religious background. by N. Kanawati 210p, 15 b/w pls (Yale Egyptological Seminar 2003) Pb was £35.00 Reports on the excavation of the tombs of Min-Ankh, Ka-Hep/ now £9.95 Tjeti-Iker and Bekhen. (ACEG 1980) Pb was £34.50 now £9.95

MAGIC IN ANCIENT EGYPT THE ROCK TOMBS OF EL-HAWAWISH 2 by Geraldine Pinch by N. Kanawati Dr Pinch examines the connections between myth and magic, Reports on the excavation of the tomb of Shepsi-Pu-Min/ and the deities such as Bes and Isis who had special magical Kheni, Tomb H25, Tomb H28, Tomb H28a, Tomb H29, Tomb importance. She discusses the techniques of magic, its H30 and Tomb H31. (Australian Centre for Egyptology 1981) practitioners and the surviving magical texts, as well as the Pb was £34.50 now £9.95 objects which were used in magic: figurines, statues, amulets and wands. 192p, 40 col, 56 b/w illus (British Museum Press THE ROCK TOMBS OF EL-HAWAWISH 3 now £5.95 1994, revised edn 2006) Pb was £12.99 by N. Kanawati EGYPTIAN POTTERY Reports on the excavation of the tombs of Tjeti/Kai-Hep, edited by Carol A. Redmount and Cathleen A. Keller Wenu-Min, Tombe H-26, and the Tomb of Nebet. b/w and col pls (ACEG 1982) Pb was £34.50 now £9.95 Essays from the 1990 Pottery Symposium at the University of California which cover a range of data derived from museum THE ROCK TOMBS OF EL-HAWAWISH 4 collections and excavations, and methodological, thematic and by N. Kanawati temporal approaches and topics. 355p b/w illus (University of California 2003) Pb was £40.00 now £12.95 Reports on the excavation of the tombs of Hesi-Min and Kheni- Ankhu, the stela of Shepsit-Kau, the coffins of Hetepet and DEIR EL-BALLAS: PRELIMINARY REPORT ON Shepsi-Pu-Min and tombs M27, M28, M29 and H14 (ACEG THE DEIR EL-BALLAS EXPEDITION, 1980-1986 1983) was £34.50 now £9.95 by Peter Lacovara THE ROCK TOMBS OF EL-HAWAWISH 5 This preliminary report covers the results of four brief seasons by N. Kanawati of survey and limited excavation undertaken by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, partly as a followup to the Hearst Reports on the excavation of the tomb of Hem-Min (M43), Expedition excavations originally conducted at the site by tombs in the forecourt of M43, The tomb of Memi (M23), tombs George Reisner in 1900-1901. 67p (American Research Center in the forecourt of M23, the tomb of Ankhu (M21), and the in Egypt 1990) Hb was £25.00 now £5.95 coffins from Akhmin. (ACEG 1986) Pb was £34.50 now £9.95

THE ROMAN IMPERIAL QUARRIES: VOLUME 2: THE ROCK TOMBS OF EL-HAWAWISH 6 THE EXCAVTIONS by N. Kanawati by David Peacock and Valerie Maxfield Reports on the excavation of the tombs of Hesi-Min/Sesi, Dua- Min, Aa-Min, Sefekhu, Kar, Wa-…, Webenu, (…)-Heri-Ib, Mons Porphyrites, in the heart of the Red Sea mountains, Kereri, and Ti, tombs L8a, L8b, L1, L2 and L7, stelae and which dominate the eastern desert of Egypt was the only architraves from Akhmim, and coffins from Akhmim. (ACEG source of imperial porphyry known to the ancient world, and 1987) Pb was £34.50 now £9.95 was quarried from the Tiberian period to the fifth century. This volume reports on the excavations and provides a review THE ROCK TOMBS OF EL-HAWAWISH 7 of the overall development of the quarry complex. 450p b/w illus (Egypt Exploration Society 2007) Hb was £65.00 now £19.95 by N. Kanawati Reports on the excavation of the tombs of Kheni, Hesi-Min/ THE MEROITIC FUNERARY INSCRIPTIONS OF Sesi, Iy/Meri, Memi, Rehu-Rausen, Bawi, Intef/Bekhenet, ARMINNA WEST Bawi, Gehesa/Nebi, tombs G22 and BA 16, and stelae, by Bruce G. Trigger architraves, coffins, an offering box, statues and statuettes from Akhim (ACEG 1987) Pb was £34.50 now £9.95 Describes the stelae, followed by a transliteration, analysis and and discussion of the texts, dealing with their characteristics THE REIGN OF RAMASSES IV as a group and historical relationship to the site as a whole. 71p, 7 b/w pls (Yale Egyptological Seminar 1970) Hb was £38.00 by A.J. Peden now £6.95 Peden draws on a range of sources, including inscriptions, monuments and ostraca, to present ‘a compact and FUTURE AT ISSUE: TENSE, MOOD AND ASPECT comprehensive history of the reign of Ramesses IV, who ruled IN MIDDLE EGYPTIAN Egypt at a point of transition between the last days of the her by Pascal Vernus greatness under Ramesses III and her political and economic decline under Ramesses IV’s successors’. Includes translations A technical study of Middle Egyptian grammar aimed at of selected texts. 130p (Aris and Phillips 1994) Pb was £18.00 enhancing our understanding of tense, mood and aspect. 288p now £4.95 (Yale Egyptological Seminar 1990) Pb was £28.00 now £6.95 20 Ancient Egypt ANCIENT BYBLOS RECONSIDERED LETTERS FROM THE DESERT: THE by Alessandra Nibbi CORRESPONDENCE OF FLINDERS AND HILDA PETRIE This study aims to debunk much of what has been written about links between Byblos and Ancient Egypt, finding no by Margaret Drower real evidence for the large scale trade in cedar wood which is The letters and journals that make up this book describe often postulated. 127P b/w illus (Alessandra Nibbi 1985) Pb was Petrie’s austere approach to excavating and life on a dig where £9.50 now £3.95 creature comforts were non-existent. 250p b/w and col illus (Oxbow Books 2004) Hb was £35.00 now £10.00 HERMES AEGYPTIACUS: EGYPTOLOGICAL STUDIES FOR B.H. STRICKER A YALE PAPYRUS (P YALE III 137) edited by Terence DuQuesne by Paul Schubert 15 essays on Egyptian religion mainly in English and German. This papyrus is a return of taxable private land for the village 189P b/w illus (DE Publications 1995) Pb was £40.00 now £9.95 of Philadelphia dating from AD 216/217. The document assesses the amount of land retained by individuals in the A DEDICATED LIFE: TRIBUTES OFFERED IN village, the basis forwhich contributions to the armies of MEMORY OF ROSALIND MOSS Emperor Caracalla were determined. 123 pages, 8 b/w pls (ASP edited by TGH James and J Male 2001) Hb was £24.95 now £9.95 Between 1924 and 1972 Rosalind Moss (1890-1990) edited the PHARAOH TRIUMPHANT: THE LIFE AND TIMES Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egypt forming a major OF RAMASSES II contribution to Egyptology. These 20 reminiscences by friends and colleagues present a vivid picture of the Egyptological by K.A. 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(Griffith Institute, Davis’ excavations (1905-8) of the tomb of Siphtah uncovered Ashmolean Museum 1993) Hb was £25.00 now £12.95 the greatest of 19th Dynasty jewellery ever found along with a colllection of mummified pets, including a dog, a duck ESSAYS AND TEXTS IN HONOUR OF J THOMAS and several monkeys. 162P b/w pls (Duckworth 2001) Pb was edited by T. Gagos and Roger Bagnall £25.00 now £7.95 A collection of nine essays focused on military and TOPOGRAPHICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ANCIENT administrative institutions in the ancient world, and EGYPTIAN HIEROGLYPHIC TEXTS, RELIEFS, supplemented by a presentation of thirty texts in Greek and Latin written on papyrus and wooden fragments, some STATUES AND PAINTINGS, VOL. VIII: OBJECTS previously unpublished. 290P (American Society of Papyrologists OF PROVENANCE NOT KNOWN; PARTS 1 AND 2 2001) Hb was £45.00 now £19.95 by Jaromir Malek HOW THE PYRAMIDS WERE BUILT This three volume set consists of; Part 1: Royal and Private Statues (Predynastic to Dynasty XVII), Part 2: Private Statues by Peter Hodges (Dynasty XVIII to the Roman Period) and Statues of Deities. 3 Peter Hodges rejects the long-held view that ramps were used vols 1300p (Griffiths Institute 1999) Hb was £145.00 now £50.00 to build the pyramids; his alternative is that it could all have been done with levers. This book explains how and why. 154p TOMBS OF HARMHABI AND TOUTANKHA- with 125 figs and illus. (Aris and Philips 1993) Pb was £20.00 MANOU now £7.95 by Theodore M. Davis ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FURNITURE, VOL. 2: BOXES, A reissue of Davis’ account of his last great discovery in the CHESTS AND FOOTSTALLS Valley of the Kings. 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SOME GEOGRAPHICAL NOTES ON ANCIENT ANCIENT EGYPTIAN ANCHORS AND THE SEA EGYPT by Alessandra Nibbi by Alessandra Nibbi This work presents a catalogue of more than 200 anchors found A selection of the controversial essays of Alessandra Nibbi at Maersa Matruh and compares them to other anchors found focusing on the settlement of the Nile Delta and Egpytian along the Nile, ultimately questioning the attribution to the relations with the Near East. 423P b/w illus (DE Publications Ancient Egyptians. 120P b/w figs (A. Nibbi 2002) Pb was £15.00 1997) Pb was £40.00 now £9.95 now £4.95 21 Ancient Egypt

INVENTION AND INNOVATION: THE SOCIAL DIE MAGISCHE GEMMEN IM BRITISCHEN CONTEXT OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE II, MUSEUM EGYPT, THE AEGEAN AND THE NEAR EAST, 1650- by Simone Michel 1150 B.C An impressive catalogue of the 649 magical gems in the BM. edited by Janine Bourriau and Jacke Phillips Includes Egyptian gems dedicated to the sun or moon, Jewish The majority of these papers draw on Egyptian evidence, and and Christian gems, medicinal gems, astrological gems and illustrate a multiplicity of approaches to the problems set by more recent examples. German text. 2 vols: 424p of text, many ancient technologies. 220p (Oxbow Books 2004) Pb was £30.00 b/w pls and illus (BMP 2001) Hb £195.00 now £49.95 now £10.00 THE TOMB IN ANCIENT EGYPT RAMESSIDE ADMINISTRATIVE DOCUMENTS by Aidan Dodson and Salima Ikram by AH Gardiner A chronological survey of Egyptian tombs, noting changes in This volume contains hieroglyphic transcriptions of 26 hieratic design and function and relating them to their historical documents, inckuding such texts as the Turin Strike papyrus, background. 368p col illus (Thames and Hudson 2008) Hb was the Gurob fragments and parts of the Journalk of the Theban £29.95 now £14.95 Necropolis. 125P (Griffith Institute 1995) Hb was £25.00 now THE OFFICIAL GIFT IN ANCIENT EGYPT £12.95 by Edward Bleiberg CURRENT RESEARCH IN EGYPTOLOGY 4 (2003) A study of gift exchange as a social obligation from the Archaic edited by Katryn Piquette and Serena Love period to the end of the New Kingdom.174p. (Oklahoma UP 224P (Oxbow Books 2004) Pb was £24.00 now £6.95 1996) Hb £29.95 now £8.95

CURRENT RESEARCH IN EGYPTOLOGY 5 (2004) THE TOMB OF TUT.ANKH.AMEN: THE ANNEXE AND THE TREASURY edited by Rachael J Dann by Howard Carter 157p (Oxbow Books 2006) Pb was £24.00 now £6.95 Originally published in 1933, this third volume in Howard CURRENT RESEARCH IN EGYPTOLOGY 8 (2007) Carter’s trilogy of books describes the discovery and edited by Ken Griffin, with the collaboration of Meg investigation of the annexe and treasury, two store rooms containing a wealth of funerary gifts for the king. 256p, 80 b/ Gundlach w pls (Duckworth 2000) Pb was £18.99 now £6.95 158p, b/w illus (Oxbow Books 2008) Pb was £28.00 now £6.95 THE TOMB OF TUT.ANKH.AMEN: THE BURIAL THEIR BONES SHALL NOT PERISH CHAMBER by Patricia V Podzorski by Howard Carter An examination of predynastic human skeletal remains from Details ‘the opening of the four protective shrines; the Naga-ed-Der in Egypt. 166P (SIA Publishing 1990) Hb was discovery within Tutankhamun’s quartz-sandstone £20.00 now £4.95 sarcophagus; the extraction of the king’s three anthropoid coffins.. and the final examination of the pharaoh’s splendidly WHO TRAVELS SEES MORE bejewelled mummy’. 367, 88 b/w pls (Duckworth 2001) Pb was edited by Diane Fortenberry £18.99 now £6.95 Essays which illuminate the lives and travellers of early artists, TUTANKHAMUN’S EGYPT architects and archaeologists in Egypt and the Near East. 216p b/w illus, col pls (Oxbow Books 2007) Hb was £45.00 now £9.95 by Frances Welsh This book discusses the historical, archaeological and artistic TOMB OF THOUTMOSIS IV aspects of Tutankhamun’s brief reign and interprets the objects edited by Theodore M. Davis from his tomb, the paintings on its walls and its location. 80p First published in 1904, this is Davis’ full report on Howard with 65 figs and illus. (Shire Egyptology 19, 1993, 2nd ed 2007) Carter’s discovery of Tuthmosis IV’s rich tomb which had not Pb was £6.99 now £3.50 been disturbed for 3,000 years. 195p, 28 b/w pls, b/w illus THE : A RE-EXAMINATION OF THE (Constable 1904, Duckworth 2002) Pb was £25.00 now £7.95 EGYPTIAN SOURCES THE LITURGY OF OPENING OF THE MOUTH FOR by Alessandra Nibbi BREATHING A review of the debate on the identity of the mysterious Sea- by M Smith Peoples who are associated with attacks on Egypt in the 12th th An ancient Egyptian mortuary text preserved in four and 13 centuries BC, which concludes that claims of a manuscripts, located in Berlin, Strasbourg, and Oxford. Mediterranean origin are misleading. 73P b/w illus (Alessandra £29.95 Nibbi 1972) Pb was £6.00 now £2.95

PETRIE’S NAQADA EXCAVATION: A INSCRIBED MATERIAL FROM THE SUPPLEMENT PENNSYLVANIA-YALE EXCAVATIONS AT ABYDOS by Elise J Baumgartel by William Kelly Simpson Much of the author’s career has been spent compiling a card index for every object identified as originating at Naqada in An illustrated catalogue of inscriptions from the 1967-69 Luxor. This Index, presented in tables, forms the bulk of this seasons. 110P 31 b/w pls (Yale Egyptological Society 1995) Hb book. 75P (Baumgartel 1970) Hb £25.00 now £9.95 was £58.00 now £6.95 22 Ancient Egypt

MODEL BOATS FROM TUTANKHAMUN’S TOMB ANCIENT NAUKRATIS, VOL II, PART I: THE by Dilwyn Jones SURVEY AT NAUKRATIS 126p 38 b/w pls (Griffith Institute 1990) Hb £42.00 now £19.95 by William Coulson This volumes includes a description of the modern survey of GAME BOXES AND ACCESSORIES FROM the site and an illustrated catalogue of the pottery and other TUTANKHAMUN’S TOMB finds including stamped amphora handles. 202p, 21pls. by W.J. Tait (Oxbow Books 1996) Hb £30.00 now £9.95 63p b/w pls (Griffith Institute 1982) Hb £20.00 now £9.95 CITY OF THE SHARP-NOSED FISH STONE VESSELS, POTTERY AND SEALINGS by Peter Parsons FROM TUTANKHAMUN’S TOMB In this accessible and ‘anecdotal’ work, Peter Parsons brings to life the City of Oxyrhynchus, a colony of Greek migrants, by John Baines in the age of the Roman Empire. Drawing on the Oxyrhynchus 266p b/w pls (Griffith Institute 1994) Hb £60.00 now £29.95 Papyri he elucidates grand themes such as the economic life of the city, but pays equal attention to fascinating details SELF BOWS FROM TUTANKHAMUN’S TOMB gleaned from private letters, such as the contemporary by W. McLeod perception of porridge as junk food. 258p col pls (Phoenix 2007) 85p b/w pls (Briffith Institute 1982) Hb £20.00 now £9.95 Pb was £9.99 now £4.95

THE SMALL GOLDEN SHRINE FROM THE TOMB OF SIMUT CALLED KYKY TUTANKHAMUN’S TOMB by Maged Negm by M. Eaton-Krauss This book provides the first full record of Theban Tomb 409, that of Simut called Kyky, the Chief Counter of Cattle of Amun 43p 29 b/w pls (Griffith Institute 1985) Hb £22.00 now £11.95 during the reign of Rameses II. The decoration of the tomb is HIERATIC INSCRIPTIONS FROM interesting for its subject matter, variety of detail and artistic TUTANKHAMUN’S TOMB presentation, and in particular for its funerary and religious scenes and texts. 47p, 63 b/w pls (Aris and Phillips 1997) Pb by J. Cerny was £45.00 now £7.95 60p b/w pls (Griffith Institute 1965) Hb £12.00 now £6.95 DEBEIRA WEST: A MEDIEVAL NUBIAN TOWN HUMAN REMAINS FROM TUTANKHAMUN’S by P.L. Shinnie and Margaret Shinnie TOMB Excavated in advance of the Aswan Dam in 1961-64, Debeira by Frank Filce Leek turned out to be a flourishing urban center between the 8th- 104p b/w pls (Griffith Institute 1972) Hb £12.00 now £6.95 11th C AD. 107p, many b/w illus, 53 pls (Aris & Phillips 1978) Hb was £42.00 now £19.95 CORPUS DER HIEROGLYPHISCHEN INSCHRIFTEN AUS DEM GRAB DES TUTANCHAMUN GRAECO-ROMAN EGYPT by Horst Beinlich by Simon Ellis 282p (Griffith Institute1989) Hb £45.00 now £22.95 This book looks at the archaeology of this period as well as the extensive papyri excavated most famously at HANDLIST OF HOWARD CARTER’S LIST OF Oxyrhynchus, and covers settlements from Alexandria to small OBJECTS FROM TUTANKHAMUN’S TOMB villages. 56p with figs and photos. (Shire 1992) Pb was £6.99 now £3.50 by Helen Murray 30p b/w pls (Griffith Institute 1963) Hb £12.00 now £6.95 THE TOMB CHAMBER OF HSW THE ELDER, PART 1: ILLUSTRATIONS by David P. Silverman THE INSCRIPTION OF QUEEN KATIMALA AT Publishes reliefs and inscriptions from this significant tomb at SEMNA: TEXTUAL EVIDENCE FOR THE ORIGINS the site of Kom el-Hisn. 146p b/w illus (American Research Center OF THE NAPATAN STATE in Egypt 1988) Hb was £25.00 now £6.95 by John Coleman Darnell A TABLE OF OFFERINGS This is the first complete translation and commentary on the important tableau and inscription of Queen Katimala/ by WK Simpson Karimala at Semna. Proper understanding of the paleography, This publication includes fifty-two objects that were acquired grammar, and content reveals Katimala to have been a Nubian by the Museum of Fine Arts' Egyptian Department under the ruler at the time of the Twenty-First to Twenty-Second curatorship of William Kelly Simpson. 110P b/w and col illus Dynasties of Ancient Egypt. 130p b/w illus (Yale Egyptological (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 1987) Pb was £10.00 now £3.95 Seminar 2006) Pb was £22.00 now £9.95 THEBAN DESERT ROAD SURVEY, VOLUME 1 MAMMALS OF ANCIENT EGYPT by John Coleman Darnell by Dale J.Osborn and Jana Osbornová This volume publishes forty-five inscriptions from Gebel Tjauti This authoritative book focuses on the mammals depicted by and forty-five inscriptions from Wadi el-Hôl, two major the Egyptians and the many roles they played: as gods, magical concentrations of rock inscriptions and rock art on pharaonic beings, medicine, food, for sport or simply as pets; with notes caravan routes of the Egyptian Western Desert. 174p, 126 b/w on the present and past distributions of each species. 224p, pls (Oriental Institute 2002) Hb was £56.00 now £19.95 with many b/w pls (Aris & Phillips) Pb £35.00 now £14.95 23 Ancient Egypt

THE TOMB OF IOUIYA AND TOUIYOU WITH THE MENDES I FUNERAL PAPYRUS OF IOUIYA by Robert K. Holz, David Stieglitz, Donald P. Hansen by Theodore M. Davis and Edward Ochsenschlager These two books, here reproduced in one volume, form the Surveys the geography of the site of Mendes, and includes excavator’s reports, edited by Davis,and contain numerous reproductions of all known historic maps of the area. 83p photographs of the rich finds and mummies as well as Howard (American Research Centre in Egypt 1980) Hb was £60.00 now Carter’s original illustrations. 48p plus 44 b/w pls; 20p plus 34 £12.95 pls, figs throughout (Duckworth 2000) Pb was £25.00 now £7.95 THE MUMMY CONGRESS: SCIENCE, OBSESSION TUTANKHAMUN: ETERNAL SPLENDOUR OF THE AND THE EVERLASTING DEAD BOY PHARAOH by Heather Pringle by T.G.H. James An entertaining tour through the discoveries and controversies An authoritative account of the discovery of the tomb, an that abound in mummy studies. Pringle highlights the value overview of the reign of Tutankhamun and a description of of mummy studies for modern medical knowledge while the tomb and the objects found within it. The photographs reflecting on recent controversies, notably the theory that are stunning in their beauty and attention to detail. 319p, many Egyptian mummies used cocaine and the squabbles concerning col pls (American University at Cairo Press 2000) Hb was £59.50 the authenticity of mummies in China. 368p col pls (Fourth now £19.95 Estate 2001, Pb 2002) Pb was £7.99 now £3.95

THE EGYPTIAN CALENDAR: A WORK FOR ALL REMARKABLE WOMEN OF ANCIENT EGYPT ETERNITY by Barbara S. Lesko by A.S. von Bomhard Third edition of readable survey of women in Ancient Egypt. A detailed and analytical study of the structure of the Egyptian Chapters include: Divine Women/Royal Women; The Average calendar. Von Bomhard describes how the year was divided Woman; Public Life/Private Life; Women in the Cults; Sex, into three agricultural seasons, each comprising four months Marriage and Family Life. 68p, b/w illus. and 11 color photos of thirty days, which were followed by five extra days, and (B.C. Scribe 1996) Pb was £14.95 now £4.95 argues that Egyptians viewed their year as part of a perfect cycle that would complete itself in 1460 years. 105p col and b/ THE OFFERING CHAPEL OF KAYEMNOFRET IN w illus (Periplus 1999) Hb was £40.00 now £14.95 THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON by William Kelly Simpson EXCAVATIONS AT SERRA EAST, PARTS 1-5 Publication of a fifth dynasty offering chapel from Saqqara. by Bruce Beyer Williams 42p, 73 b/w pls, b/w figs (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 1992) Pb In the New Kingdom, Serra East was the site of an important £35.00 now £7.95 centre, one closely connected to the family of rulers of Teh- Khet. This volume, the first in a series of reports, looks at the THE LATE NUBIAN SETTLEMENT AT ARMINNA ancient burials and outlying structures. 236p, 44 b/w pls, b/w WEST illus (Oriental Institute 1993) Hb was £42.00 now £12.95 by Bruce G. Trigger GIZA MASTABAS VII: : THE SENEDJEMIB This report describes the excavations made in the village site COMPLEX PART I near the north end of the plain of Arminna West in 1961-62. Structures include a church and several houses, and a separate by Edward Brovarski section covers the meroitic inscriptions. 91p, 26 b/w pls (Yale The tombs of Senedjemib Inti (G2370), Khnumenti (G2374) Egyptological Seminar 1967) Hb was £38.00 now £6.95 and Senedjemib Mahi (G2378) which form the focus of this publication are three of the largest tombs in the complex, EXCAVATIONS AT KERMA PART VI located at the northwest corner of the Great Pyramid. 2 vols: by Dows Dunham vol 1, 185p, 126 b/w pls; vol 2, 131 b/w figs and fold-outs (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 2002) was £150.00 now £65.00 Excavation report on a number of Nubian graves at Kerma originally excavated by GA Reisner in 1915-16. 257p b/w illus THE CLASSIC CHRISTIAN TOWNSITE AT (Museum of Fine Arts Boston 1982) Pb was £35.00 now £6.95 ARMINNA WEST HIEROGLYPHS: A VERY SHORT INTRODUCTION by R Weeks by Penelope Wilson An illustrated report on the 1963 excavation of a Christian From the origins of the script and Egyptian language to its town in Lower Nubia which reached its zenith in c.850-1100. decipherment, Penelope Wilson discusses how hieroglyphs Includes discussion of the town’s history and its relations with were used, where they appeared, the work of the scribes and Egypt and the rest of Nubia. 73P b/w pls (Pennsylvania / Yale artists, and how hieroglyphs are understood and studied 1967) Hb was £38.00 now £6.95 today. 130p, 17 b/w illus (Oxford UP 2003, Pb 2004) Pb was WOMEN AND GENDER IN ANCIENT EGYPT: £6.99 now £2.95 FROM PREHISTORY TO LATE ANTIQUITY JOSEPH LINDON SMITH: PAINTINGS FROM by Terry G. Wilfong EGYPT This illustrated book explores the roles and status of women edited by Barbara S. Lesko and the wider subject of gender in ancient Egypt using Catalogue of an exhibition of Smith’s paintings held at Brown Egyptian artifacts from the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology University in 1998. 60p, 40 color plates (Brown University 1998) that range in date from prehistory to Late Antiquity, with an Pb was £19.95 now £5.95 emphasis on Graeco-Roman Egypt. 103p, illus. (Kelsey Museum 1997) Pb was £14.95 now £6.95 24 Ancient Egypt

The Dakhleh Oasis Project

COPTIC DOCUMENTARY TEXTS FROM KELLIS 1 REPORTS FROM THE SURVEY OF THE DAKHLEH edited by Gardiner, Alcock and Funk OASIS 1977-87 Publishes 45 documents from the C4th AD, principally edited by C.S. Churcher and A.J. Mills domestic letters and often with a strong Manichaean content. The major topics presented are geomorphology, stratiography, 420P (Oxbow 1999) Hb was £70.00 now £15.00 palaeontology, recent biology, Pleistocene and Holocene lithic cultures, pottery from Neolithic Islamic times and Roman DAKHLEH OASIS PROJECT: PRELIMINARY Period Settlement. 271P (Oxbow 1999) Hb was £45.00 now REPORTS 1992-94 £10.00 edited by Colin Hope and Anthony J Mills OASIS PAPERS 1: PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST This volume contains progress reports on the work of these INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF THE two seasons as well as a number of short reports on excavations DAKHLEH OASIS PROJECT at the Roman site of Kellis (Ismant el-Kharab). 152P (Oxbow 1999) Pb was £30.00 now £7.50 edited by Mandy Marlow Discussion of topics ranging from the Pleistocene to DAKHLEH OASIS PROJECT: PRELIMINARY paleoepidemiology and papyri. 110P (Oxbow 2001) Hb was REPORTS 1994-1999 £45.00 now £10.00 edited by Colin Hope and Gillian Bowen THE OASIS PAPERS 3: PROCEEDINGS OF THE The volume is divided into two parts: the first part includes THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF THE reports on the study of various prehistoric and historic sites; the second part is devoted to the work on the settlement of DAKHLEH OASIS PROJECT Ismant el-Kharab, ancient Kellis, and two of its cemeteries. edited by Gillian E. Bowen and Colin A. Hope 360P (Oxbow 2002) Hb was £60.00 now £10.00 25 papers which include: discussions of the most recent archaeological work; the first detailed publication of a unique KELLIS ISOKRATES CODEX glass jug decorated with scenes of combatant gladiators, edited by K.A. Worp and A. Rijksbaron accompanied by colour images; and specialist reports on Presents the 3 orations which make up the earliest text of human skeletal remains. 392p, 228 b/w figs, 2 col pls, 62 tbs Isokrates ever found – Ad Demonicum, Ad Nicolem and the (Oxbow Books 2004) Hb was £85.00 now £15.00 Nicocles. 320P, 30 b/w pls (Oxbow 1997) Hb was £45.00 now £10.00 KELLIS LITERARY TEXTS, VOL.2 edited by Iain Gardiner GREEK OSTRACA FROM KELLIS Volume 2 completes the account of the literary texts primarily edited by K.A. Worp deriving from the Manichaean community in ancient Kellis. This volume publishes 293 texts inscribed in Greek on potsherd House 3 and surrounding domestic buildings have yielded up dating from the 2nd-4th centuries AD excavated at Ismant el- important texts which reflect the faith and practice of lay Kharab, Dakhleh Oasis, Egypt. 234P b/w pls CD Rom (Oxbow followers of the Manichaean religion. 224p, 38 b/w plates, CD 2004) Hb £65.00 now £20.00 (Oxbow Books 2007) Hb was £50.00 now £15.00

DELTA REPORTS 1: RESEARCH IN LOWER EGYPT ADORATION OF THE RAM: FIVE HYMNS TO edited by Donald B. Redford AMUN-RE FROM HIBIS TEMPLE Publishes work done in and around the temple of Ba-neb- by David Klotz djed in the North-west temenos at Tel er-Rub’a (Mendes). This new study, the first extensive commentary on the five 216p, 33 illus, 27 b/w pls (Oxbow Books 2009) Pb was £40.00 liturgically connected hymns, features new translations with now £9.95 detailed notes. 300p, 20 b/w pls (Yale Egyptological Seminar 2006) Pb was £35.00 now £9.95 RED LAND, BLACK LAND: DAILY LIFE IN EGYPT by Barbara Mertz GIZA AU PREMIER MILLENAIRE Originally released in 1966, but now completely revised and by Christiane M. Zivie-Coche updated, this well-written book provides a popular Publication of the Kate Period Isis Temple in the Eastern introduction to the civilization of Ancient Egypt , guiding the Cemetery, along with a large number if Late Period objects reader through the work, leisure, culture and beliefs of relating to the history of Giza Necropolis. 362P 31 b/w figsd Egyptians from various walks of life. 410p b/w illus (William (Museum of Fine Arts Boston) Pb was £35.00 now £6.95 Morrow revised ed 2008) Hb was £20.00 now £6.95 EGYPT: THE WORLD OF THE PHARAOHS EGYPT THROUGH THE EYES OF TRAVELLERS edited by Regine Schulz and Matthias Seidel edited by Paul Starkey and Nadia El Kholy A huge lavishly illustrated introduction to ancient Egyptian Nine papers which nvestigate the 18th and 19th Century history and culture, which explores the achievements of Egypt European fascination with Egypt. 187p (ASTENE 2002) Pb under the pharaohs through archaeological sites, monuments was £19.95 now £6.50 and artefacts, as well as examining the functions of the state, and religion. 540p col and b/w illus (American University in Cairo Press 1998) Hb was £35.00 now £14.95 25 Ancient Egypt The Near East

REGISTER OF OXYRHYNCHITES WOMEN TRAVELLERS IN THE NEAR EAST by B.W. Jones and J.E.G. Whitehorne edited by Sarah Searight This register aims to list all persons living in the Oxyrhynchite This collection of essays looks at nineteenth century women nome between 30 BC and AD 96, roughly the first century of travellers to the Near East and their writings, looking at their Roman rule in Egypt. 292P (American Society of Papyrologists motivation and impressions of cultural difference. 115p b/w 1983) Hb was £24.95 now £6.95 illus (Oxbow Books 2008) Pb was £25.00 now £5.00

TREASURES OF THE PYRAMIDS OLD BABYLONIAN TEXTS IN THE ASHMOLEAN edited by Zahi Hawass MUSEUM, MAINLY FROM LARSA, SIPPIR, KISH In this large volume all the most important Old Kingdom AND LAGABA pyramids and the great necropolises of Memphis are brought by Stephanie Dalley together, examined, and reinterpreted in light of the most Contains a full catalogue together with indices of names, recent discoveries. Their descriptions are accompanied by places, deities and professions and copies of the tablets. 313P maps, plans, and reconstructions, and some spectacular b/w copies and pls (Oxford UP 2005) Pb was £95.00 now £19.95 photography. 400p col illus (American University in Cairo Press 2003) Hb was £50.00 now £17.95 YEMENI POTTERY TEXTILES FROM KARANIS, EGYPT IN THE by Sarah Posey KELSEY MUSEUM This well-illustrated guide to Yemeni pottery, its techniques by Thelma K. Thomas and its social context is based upon the British Museum’s Littlewood Collection. 64p, col and b/w pls (British Museum Press This illustrated book is the catalogue of an exhibition that 1994) was £6.95 now £3.95 documents a selection of textiles from the Michigan Karanis excavations, along with the processes of their manufacture, EXCAVATIONS AT JERICHO, VOLUME IV their place in the culture and society of Graeco-Roman Egypt by Kathleen Kenyon and their archaeological contexts. 48p, 57 illus. (Kelsey Museum 2001) Pb £9.95 now £4.95 Classification, illustration and brief discussion of the tell type series of pottery excavated at Tell es-Sultan, related to the six EGYPT: HOW A LOST CIVILIZATION WAS major periods of occupation. 647 pages, 259 b/w figs, 12 pages REDISCOVERED of b/w plates (British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem 1982) Hb was £60.00 now £19.95 by Joyce Tyldesley Tyldesley here tells the story of the men and women who EXCAVATIONS AT JERICHO VOLUME V rediscovered ancient Egypt, from the surge of interest sparked by Kathleen Kenyon and T.A. Holland by Napoleon’s invasion to the present day, but with a real emphasis on the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. 256p The final Jericho report with further description, classification col pls (University of California Press 2005) Hb was £17.99 now and discussion of the pottery and other finds ranging from £7.95 flints to jewellery. 864P 40 b/w pls (British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem 1983) Hb was £75.00 now £9.95 A MONUMENTAL GATEWAY FOR A TEMPLE OF KING SETY I EXCAVATIONS BY KATHLEEN M. KENYON IN JERUSALEM 1961-1967, VOL III by Alexander Badawy by M L Steiner 26p (Brooklyn Museum 1973) Pb was £7.95 now £3.95 The final report on part of Kathleen Kenyon’s excavations at A DICTIONARY OF ANCIENT EGYPT Jerusalem, covers the evidence from Areas A, H and P and a general interpretation of the Bronze and Iron Ages as well as by Margaret Bunson an occupational history of Jerusalem. 158p, b/w figs and pls From Aha, king of the 1st Dynasty at Memphis, to the vast (Sheffield AP 2001) Hb £85.00 now £19.95 complex of pleasure palaces at Zerukha, this A-Z dictionary places more than 1,500 entries on the rich world of ancient EXCAVATIONS BY K.M. KENYON IN JERUSALEM Egypt within easy access. 291p, numerous b/w illus (Oxford UP 1961-67 VOLUME IV 1991, Pb 1995) Pb was £12.50 now £4.95 edited by I Eshel and Kprag FISH AND FISHING IN ANCIENT EGYPT The Iron Age cave deposits on the south-east hill and isolated by Douglas Brewer burials and cemeteries elsewhere. 278P b/w figs (OUP 1995) Hb was £45.00 now £14.95 A detailed study based on the evidence from tombs, and reliefs and paintings, and from the ostological remains; discussion ASOR ANNUAL 53: PRELIMINARY EXCAVATION of economic importance of fish and their religious significance. REPORTS: SARDIS, IDALION, AND TELL EL- 128p, 14 col and 85 b/w pls (Aris & Phillips 1989) Pb £35.00 HANDAQUQ NORTH now £14.95 edited by William G. Dever RAMESSES THE GREAT This volume reports on excavations at Sardis, 1992 and 1993, by T.G.H. James, photography by Araldo De Luca on two Late Roman Wells at Sardis, on the site of Idalion in Cyprus and on early town development and water In this massive book photographs of temples, friezes statues, management in the Jordan Valley. 154p, b/w illus (ASOR 53, tombs and treasures offer an insight into the Pharaoh and his 1996) Hb was £60.00 now £6.95 times. T.G.H. James describes the background to his reign, the politics of the time, the King as builder and image-maker and his legacy. 304p col illus t/out (American University in Cairo Press 2002) Hb was £50.95 now £17.95 26 The Near East

GOD’S GOLD: A QUEST FOR THE LOST TEMPLE THE PERSIAN EMPIRE TREASURES OF JERUSALEM by Lindsay Allen by Sean Kingsley Beginning with a brief introduction to the period, the author A sort of archaeological detective story, God’s Gold aims to surveys the Near Eastern context for the emergence of Persian track down the final resting place of the treasures of the Second power. She draws on both Classical and Near Eastern evidence Temple. Written in the first person, it’s an enjoyable read, taking to trace the development of the dynasty, supplementing the in Rome, Carthage, and the Holy Land, historical framework with descriptions of the royal palaces introducing the reader to over 500 years of history. 333p (Harper characteristic of Persian rule, as well as accounts of the Collins 2006) Hb was £25.00 now £7.95 mechanics of administration within the empire.208p col illus (British Museum Press 2005) Hb was £25.00 now £9.95 CATALOGUE OF THE BABYLONIAN TABLETS IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM VOL VIII: TABLETS FROM ABU SALABIKH EXCAVATIONS VOLUME 1 : WEST SIPPAR 3 MOUND SURFACE CLEARANCE by Erle Leichty JJ Finklestein and CBF Walker by J.N. Postgate. The third and final Sippar volume catalogues some 12,000 111P, 12 pls (British School of Archaeology in Iraq 1983) Pb was Babylonian tablets, including many Old Babylonian examples. £18.00 now £4.95 442p (BMP 1988) Hb was £50.00 now £14.95 ABU SALABIKH EXCAVATIONS VOLUME 2: OLD BABYLONIAN TEXTS FROM TELL AL RIMAH GRAVES 1-99 by S Dalleyet et al. by Harriet P. Martin, Jane Moon and J.N. Postgate. 271P (British School in Iraq 1976) Hb was £24.00 now £12.95 224P (British School in Iraq 1985) Pb was £35.00 now £9.95

TELL EL-HESI III THE NEAR EAST IN THE SOUTH WEST: ESSAYS by W.J. Bennett Jr. and Jeffrey A. Blakely. IN HONOUR OF WILLIAM G. DEVER This volume presents an analysis of all the remains of Stratum edited by Beth Alpert Nakhai V (The Persian Period) excavated between 1970 and 1983. Essays focusing in the main on the Bronze Age Levant. 256p Specific chapters present the results of the analysis of recovered (ASOR Annual 58 2003) Hb was £65.00 now £6.95 ceramic materials, with special emphasis on imported Aegean fine ware, as well as faunal, floral, lithic, and artifactual ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF AMERICAN materials. 510p, 23 plans (Eisenbrauns 1989) Hb was £95.00 now ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE MIDDLE EAST £9.95 edited by Douglas Clark and Victor Matthews TELL EL-HESI IV: THE SITE AND THE EXPEDITION These essays provide a useful synthesis of the results of North American excavations in the Middle East region over the past edited by Bruce T. Dahleberg and Kevin G. O’Connell. century, and their implications for historical and This volume combines reports on the excavations at Tell el- anthropological research. 256p b/w illus (ASOR 2003) Pb was Hesi with analysis of the 19th century excavations and £22.95 now £6.95 changing methodology in the ongoing work there, as well as on the physical environment of the site. 233p, 5 inserts UNCOVERING ANCIENT STONES (Eisenbrauns 1989) Hb was £48.00 now £7.95 edited by Lewis M. Hopfe TELL EL-HESI V: THE MUSLIM CEMETERY IN This volume contains nineteen essays on Old Testament FIELDS V AND VI/IX (STRATUM II) archaeology and Biblical studies collected in memory of H. Neil Richardson. 270p (Eisenbrauns 1994) Hb was £45.00 now by J. Kenneth Eakins £9.95 Publication of a Bedouin cemetery. In addition to a discussion of philosophy and method, Professor Eakins discusses the KI BARUCH HU: ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN, cemeteries and burial patterns, the artifacts associated with BIBLICAL AND JUDAIC STUDIES IN HONOR OF burials, and provides a detailed skeletal analysis. 231p, 120 BARUCH A. LEVINE plates (Eisenbrauns 1993) Hb was £35.00 now £4.95 A huge festschrift comprising 41 essays exploring mainly THE TELL EL-HESI FIELD MANUAL textual perspectives on Ancient Near Eastern and Jewish history and religious practice. 675p (Eisenbrauns 1999) Hb was by Jeffrey A. Blakley and Lawrence E. Toombs £69.50 now £9.95 A guide to excavation and recording techniques, illustrated with examples from the Tell el-Hesi excavations. 134p b/w figs ART OF THE FIRST CITIES: THE THIRD (ASOR 1980) Pb only £2.00 MILLENNIUM BC FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN TO THE INDUS THE MADRA RIVER DELTA: ENVIRONMENT, edited by Joan Aruz SOCIETY AND COMMUNITY LIFE FROM PREHISTORY TO THE PRESENT This large volume accompanies an exhibition held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in 2003, celebrating by Kyriacos Lambrianides and Nigel Spencer the artistic achievements of the period during which the first The results presented here shed important new light on cities emerged in Mesopotamia. The impressive list of environmental changes in this part of the Anatolian coastal international contributors present thematic studies of the region, on their long-term impact on the inhabitants of the major cities of Mesopotamia and their artistic and literary Delta, and on the cultural ties between the Delta and the island legacy, as well as placing the objects from the exhibition in a of Lesbos. 158p, b/w illus, 65 col pls (BIAA Monograph 35 2007) social and historical context. 539p, 712 illus (535 in col), maps Hb was £50.00 now £14.95 (Metropolitan Museum of Art 2003) Pb was £45.00 now £14.95 27 The Near East

IVORIES FROM NIMRUD VOLUME 1 PART 2 NUZI AND THE HURRIANS, VOLUME 1 by J.J. Orchard edited by M.A. Morrison and D.I. Owen This catalogue deals with the description and illustration of 31 essays on Nuzi and the Hurrians, including several equestrian bridle-harness ornaments discovered at Nimrud. previously unpublished texts. 496p b/w illus (Eisenbrauns 1981) 48P, 46 pls (British School in Iraq 1967) Hb £18.00 now £9.95 Hb was £69.50 now £14.95

IVORIES FROM NIMRUD VOLUME 3 NUZI AND THE HURRIANS, VOLUME 2 by Max Mallowan and Georgina Herrmann edited by D.I. Owen and M. A. Morrison This fascicule, deals with furniture found at SW7 during the A mixed bag of essays on Nuzi, some important new texts, excavations at Fort Shalmaneser. 120p, 111 pls (British School and the first part of volume 9 of Lacheman’s excavations at in Iraq 1974) Hb was £18.00 now £9.95 Nuzi. 723p b/w illus (Eisenbrauns 1987) Hb was £70.00 now £14.95 IVORIES FROM NIMRUD VOLUME 5 by Georgina Herrmann NUZI AND THE HURRIANS, VOLUME 3 Deals with small collections of ivories found at Fort by E.R. Lacheman and M.P. Maidman Shalmaneser and tries to place them in their positions before Publishes 200 tablets excavated by ASOR and the Iraq the final assault and looting on the palace. 146p, 104 pls (British Museum. 307p b/w illus (Eisenbrauns 1989) Hb was £59.50 now Schoool in Iraq 2002) Hb was £48.00 now £19.95 £14.95

ANCIENT ARCHITECTURE NUZI AND THE HURRIANS, VOLUME 4 by Seton Lloyd by E.R. Lacheman, M.A. Morrison and D.I. Owen This book traces the earliest history of architecture at its Dr. Morrison’s study of the Eastern Archives shows how they birthplace in the ancient Middle East and ancient Egypt, and might have been grouped originally when excavated. The covers archeological sites, temples, tombs, and early dwellings. second part of the late E. R. Lacheman’s Excavations at Nuzi, The text is accompanied by over 250 photographs and plans. volume 9 is also published in this volume. 420p b/w illus 192p b/w and col illus (Electa 1972, repr. 2004) Pb was £19.95 (Eisenbrauns 1993) Hb was £79.00 now £14.95 now £7.95 NUZI AND THE HURRIANS, VOLUME 5 THE TROAD: AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND by E.R. Lacheman and D.I. Owen TOPOGRAPHICAL STUDY The first part of the volume contains 7 articles on various facets by J.M. Cook of Nuzi, the texts found there and the archaeology of the site. A study of the Troad, the region in which Troy was situated, Part two completes the publication of the excavations at Nuzi based on the author’s fieldwork between 1960 and 1969. Using series begun by E.R. Lacheman. 357p b/w illus (Eisenbrauns ancient sources, accounts of more recent travellers, maps and 1995) Hb was £79.50 now £14.95 archaeological surveys, Cook presents an account of patterns of habitation in the area from ancient times to the present BERSHEH REPORTS I day. 443p, illus (Oxford UP 1973, rep 1999) Hb was £19.99 now by Edward Brovarski et al. £9.95 Excavation report from the 1990 season of the excavations at 77P (Museum of Fine Arts Boston 1992) Pb was £25.00 BEYCESULTAN VOL.II Bersheh. now £6.95 by Seton Lloyd Covers the Middle Bronze age finds from Beycesultan in BUSAYRA: EXCAVATIONS BY CRYSTAL M. Turkey. 158P b/w pls (BIAA 1965) Hb was £28.00 now £12.95 BENNETT 1971-80 by Piotr Bienkowski BEYCESULTAN VOL.III PT.I The final report on excavations at the largest southern by Seton Lloyd Jordanian Iron Age site. Sections examine the stratigraphy Covers the Late Bronze Age architecture. 37P 22 b/w pls (BIAA architecture and finds, and conclusions analyse the status and 1972) Hb was £16.00 now £8.95 function of the settlement. 500p b/w illus (Council for British Research in the Levant 2002) Hb was £99.00 now £24.95 ’S BENEFICENT DEAD by Brian B. Schmidt SOCIETY AND POLITY AT BRONZE AGE PELLA: AN ANNALES PERSPECTIVE Examines a variety of factors that suggest that ancestor veneration or worship was not practiced in Levantine by A Bernard Knapp countries before Hellenistic times. In the course of his Examines the uncritical and often unquestioned comparison investigation, Schmidt provides a sustained analysis of the or contrast of archaeological data and ancient documentary textual remains from ancient Syria-Palestine pertaining to these evidence, relating to Middle and Late Bronze Age Palestine questions. 400p (Eisenbrauns 1994) Pb was £36.00 now £9.95 and Transjordan. 116p, b/w figs (Sheffield Academic Press 1993) was £29.50 now £9.95 THE LITHIC ASSEMBLAGES OF QAFZEH CAVE by Erella Hovers STUDIES IN THE HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY OF JORDAN II This book presents the first comprehensive description of the lithic assemblages from Qafzeh Cave, one of only two Middle edited by Adnan Hadidi. sites in the Levant that has yielded multiple burials Essays on the environmental archaeology of Jordan focusing of early anatomically modern Homo sapiens. 320p b/w illus maily on prehistory. 358P b/w illus (Dept. of Antiquities Amman) (Oxford UP 2009) Hb was £60.00 now £14.95 Hb was £50.00 now £12.95 28 The Near East

ASOR ANNUAL 56 SHECHEM I: THE MIDDLE BRONZE IIB POTTERY edited by Nancy Lapp by Dan P. Cole This volume of the ASOR Annual is divided into two sections. This volume reports on, and catalogues, the pottery from the The first is a preliminary report on "Seven Seasons of ASOR Middle Bronze IIB period (c.1750-1650 BC) recovered during Excavations at Tell Qarqur, Syria, 1993-1999" by the project excavations of Tell Balatah, otherwise known as Schechem. director, Rudolph H Dornemann. The second is "A Gazeteer The material is also contrasted with pottery found elsewhere, of Iron I Sites in the North Central Highlands of Palestine", on the coast and in the Jordan Valley. 203p, b/w figs, fold-outs compiled by Robert Miller, II. 218P b/w illus (ASOR Annual 56 (ASOR 1984) Hb was £55.00 now £9.95 2003) Hb was £60.00 now £19.95 SHECHEM III THE BABYLONIAN ENTITLEMENT NARUS: A by Edward Campbell and G R H Wright STUDY IN FORM AND FUNCTION A full account of the stratigraphy and architecture of the tell. by Kathryn Slanski Two vols, 374p, 272p of illus. (ASOR 2002) Hb £125.00 now An investigation into the form, function and historical £14.95 significance of the steles, often referred to as kudurrus. Studies the inscriptions and relief sculptures on them and places them SHECHEM IV: THE PERSIAN/HELLENISTIC within the artistic traditions of Mesopotamia. 256p. (ASOR POTTERY OF SHECHEM/TELL BALAT’AR 2003) Pb £22.95 now £6.95 by Nancy P. Lapp THE ANCIENT ORIENT: AN INTRODUCTION TO Presents the pottery from the Persian and Hellenistic pottery THE STUDY OF THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST by type with reference to strata and loci, complete with drawings, descriptions, and comparative material from other by Wolfram von Soden sites. 351p b/w illus (ASOR 2008) Hb was £55.00 now £9.95 In this excellent synthesis von Soden explores the history, economic life and structures, law, religion, art and literature RETURN TO BABYLON: TRAVELERS, of the peoples of ancient Mesopotamia, drawing on a lifetime’s ARCHAEOLOGISTS AND MONUMENTS IN work in the field. 263p b/w illus (Eerdmans 1994) Pb was £12.99 MESOPOTAMIA now £5.95 by Brian M. Fagan THE HARRA AND THE HAMAD EXCAVATIONS Return to Babylon tells the story of archaeological travel and AND SURVEYS IN EASTERN JORDAN VOLUME 1 excavation in Iraq - then Mesopotamia - from the time of the great Arab geographers to the 2003 devastation of the Iraq edited by A V G Betts National Museum. 386p b/w illus (Colorado UP 2nd ed 2007) This volume, which reports on fieldwork carried out 1979- Pb was £18.50 now £5.95 1991, focuses on evidence for the Epipalaeolithic period found at the site of Dhuweila, a hunting camp used in the 7th and HUMAN PALAEOECOLOGY IN THE LEVANTINE 6th millennia BC, and surrounding camps. Also looks at the CORRIDOR animal migration patterns in . 240p (Sheffield AP edited by Naama Goren-Inbar and John D. Speth 1998) Hb £50.00 now £12.95 This book looks at the complex interplay between the Levant’s THE WRITING ON THE WALL: STUDIES IN THE dynamic techtonic and environmental history and the ARCHITECTURAL CONTEXT OF LATE ASSYRIAN changing lives of the humans who inhabited the region over PALACE INSCRIPTIONS the course of the Pleistocene. 220p (Oxbow Books 2004) Pb was £40.00 now £10.00 by John Malcolm Russell Discusses the royal residences and administrative centers of THE EXCAVATION OF BETHEL (1934-1960) the Assyrian kings between Assurnasirpal II (883-859 BC) and by James L. Kelso Assurbanipal (668-631 BC) and their associated inscriptions. The final report on extensive excavations at the Biblical city of 348p, 114 b/w figs and pls (Eisenbrauns 1999) Hb was £47.50 Bethel, revealing occupation from the Chalcolithic to the now £12.95 Byzantine age, with a particular focus on the ceramic finds. 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EXCAVATIONS AT KHIRBET KHATUNIYEH COINS OF ANCIENT MEIRON by John Curtis and Anthony Green by Joyce Raynor and Ya’akov Meshorer As the waters of the Saddam Dam rose in 1984-5 the British This volume contains 1017 coin specimens, presented Museum battled to record an important late Assyrian site (7th chronologically by period and reign. Also included are a century BC) on the east bank of the Tigris. This book presents Meiron coin profile organized by mint, a catalogue of selected the fragmentary results along with finds reports. 120p, 69 figs, Meiron coins, and an index of coins by area and locus. 140p b/ 24 b/w pls (BMP 1997) Pb was £30.00 now £9.95 w pls (ASOR 1988) Hb was £25.00 now £6.95

THE EXCAVATIONS AT TAWILAN IN SOUTHERN THE TAFILA-BUSAYRA ARCHAEOLOGICAL JORDAN SURVEY 1999-2001, WEST-CENTRAL JORDAN by Crystal M Bennett and Piotr Bienkowski by Burton MacDonald First report on the Biblical kingdom of Eden, the Iron Age site This survey records some 290 sites, ranging from the well of Tawilan. Particular attention is paid to the cuneiforn tablet known Iron Age citadel at Busayra to architectural ruins, camp and gold jewellery hoard. 300p, pls, illus (British Academy 1995) sites and cemeteries along with isolated sherd or lithic scatters Hb was £60.00 now £19.95 and other cultural features such as watch towers, terraces, water channels, quarries and roads. 435p, b/w illus (ASOR JOINT EXPEDITION TO CAESAREA MARITIMA 2004) Hb was £65.00 now £14.95 EXCAVATION REPORTS: FIELD O - SYNAGOGUE SITE EXCAVATIONS EXCAVATIONS AT THE EARLY BRONZE AGE CEMETERY AT TIWAL ESH-SHARQI by Marylinda Govaars, Marie Spiro and L. Michael White by Jonathan N. Tubb Combines the results of excavations in 1956 and 1962 with Examines 37 tombs in an area to the South of Tell Umm recent work to provide a comprensive report on the Synagogue Hammad, close to the River Jordan. All but one of the tombs site and Jewish Quarter at Caesarea Maritima. 305p b/w illus belonged to the Early Bronze Age IV period and dated to the (ASOR 2009) Hb was £60.00 now £14.95 last quarter of the 3rd millennium BC, a time characterised by semi-sedentary occupation. 111P b/w pls map (BMP 1990) Hb STUDIES IN THE HISTORY AND TOPOGRAPHY was £40.00 now £9.95 OF LYCIA IN MEMORIAM AS HALL ELMALI-KARATAS I: THE NEOLITHIC AND edited by David French CHALCOLITHIC PERIODS A collection of unpublished papers by Alan Hall a leading by Christine Eslick authority on the history and epigraphy of classical Asia Minor, supported by contributions from scholars associated with him. 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Steele Part I presents the results from the 2001 research project Offers an insight into ancient and Islamic Middle Eastern combining surface surveys and limited test excavations at achievements in astronomy and their profound influence on eight Early Bronze Age settlement sites on the Kerak Plateau. the rest of the world. 153p (Saqi 2008) Pb was £7.99 now £3.95 Part II is the editio princeps of two early alphabetic inscriptions discovered along the Farshut Road, Wadi el-Hol, near Luxor, THE MIDDLE BRONZE AGE IIA CEMETERY AT Egypt. 144p b/w illus (ASOR 2005) Hb was £40.00 now £14.95 GESHER: FINAL REPORT edited by Joesf Garfinkel and Susan Cohen CHOGHA MISH, VOLUME I: THE FIRST FIVE During five seasons of excavation, a total of 23 interments SEASONS OF EXCAVATIONS, 1961-1971 were excavated in the cemetery, together with their associated by Pinhas Delougaz and Helene J. Kantor edited by , consisting of ceramic vessels, bronze weapons, Abbas Alizadeh and one bronze toggle pin. 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It reports on the work that has taken place and theology of early Judaism. 210P (The Bible Seminar 36, on the surfaces of the east and west mounds and in the Sheffield Academic Press 1995) was £14.95 now £3.95 surrounding regions. 368p, 206 illus (McDonald Institute 1997) Hb was £40.00 now £14.95 EXCAVATIONS AT QASRIJ CLIFF AND KHIRBET QASRIJ INHABITING CATALHOYUK: REPORTS FROM by John Curtis with contributions by Dominique Collon THE 1995-99 SEASONS Qasrij Cliff, small Late Assyrian site of the 8th-7th centuries edited by Ian Hodder BC has produced an interesting range of Assyrian pottery. Deals with various aspects of the habitation of Çatalhöyük, Khirbet Qasrij is later, dating from the obscure period between including the relationship between the site and its environment, the fall of Assyria in 612 BC and the start of the Achaemenid diet, lifestyle and population size, and ways in which houses era in 539 BC. 75p plus 49p of figs and 13p of b/w plates (British and open spaces in the settlement were lived in. 446p b/w illus, Museum Press 1989) Pb was £25.00 now £9.95 CD-Rom (McDonald Institute 2005) Hb was £60.00 now £14.95 EXCAVATIONS AT ‘ANA CATALHOYUK PERSPECTIVES: THEMES FROM by Alastair Northedge, Andrina Bamber and Michael THE 1995-99 SEASONS Roaf edited by Ian Hodder This volume reports on the excavations of the ancient and This volume deals with broad themes. Data from architecture medieval city of ‘Ana, located on an island in the Euphrates. and excavation contexts are linked into broader discussion of 192P pls (British School in Iraq 1998) Pb was £48.00 now £25.00 topics such as seasonality, art and social memory. 246p b/w illus (McDonald Institute 2006) Hb was £39.00 now £12.95 TRAVELLERS IN THE LEVANT: VOYAGERS AND VISIONARIES TOWARDS A REFLEXIVE METHOD IN edited by Sarah Searight and Malcolm Wagstaff ARCHAEOLOGY: THE EXAMPLE OF Travelling in the Eastern Mediterranean was a common CATALHOYUK activity for the more adventurous of North European scholars edited by Ian Hodder in the 18th and 19th Centuries and many of the papers in this The aim of the volume is to discuss some of the reflexive or book discuss the adventures of Colonel Leake, Sir William Gell, postprocessual methods that have been introduced at Edward Lear and Lady Hester Stanhope. However there are Catalhoyuk in the work there since 1993. 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TILLE HOYUK 1: THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD EXCAVATIONS AT TELL BRAK 4: EXPLORING AN by John Moore UPPER MESOPOTAMIAN REGIONAL CENTRE, 1994-96 Between the 12th and 15th centuries AD the prehistoric mound at Tille Hoyuk was occupied by a local chieftain. 205P b/w pls by Roger Matthews (BIAA 1993) Hb was £45.00 now £12.95 Provides an account of the architecture, artefacts, and environmental evidence, supported by a program of TILLE HOYUK 4: THE LATE BRONZE AGE AND THE radiocarbon dating. The results emphasize the indigenous IRON AGE TRANSITION nature of cultural development in Upper Mesopotamia during by G.D. Summers the early 4th to 2nd millennia BC. 512p b/w illus (McDonald Institute 2003) Hb was £75.00 now £19.95 The report contains descriptions of finds from the LBA, and discussion of the local hand-made pottery. The pottery from AN EPIGRAPHICAL SURVEY IN THE KIBYRA- the earlier part of the LBA is unlike anything previously known OLBASA REGION and its recognition may help account for the apparant dearth of LBA occupation in south-east Turkey. 203p with 74 figs and by N.P. Milner 29 plates. (BIAA 1993) Hb was £40.00 now £14.95 This volume presents (with text, translations and brief commentary) some 160 ancient stones and inscriptions THE : PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE recorded by the late Alan Hall in 1984 and 1985 which attest edited by Gulden Erkut and Stephen Mitchell to the influence of the Hellenistic and Roman kingdoms. 127p, 23 b/w pls (BIAA Mono 24, 1998) Hb was £35.00 now £12.95 These papers cover a period from the first appearance of human settlers in the Black Sea region to the present day, and ASSYRIAN STONE VESSELS AND RELATED all emphasize the significance of the Black Sea itself as a source MATERIAL IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM of unity, linking communities and histories in a wider regional context. 172p, b/w illus, 6 col illus (British Institute at Ankara by Ann Searight, Julian Reade and Irving Finkel 2007) Hb was £30.00 now £12.95 This catalogue makes available more than 600 complete or fragmentary stone vessels kept in the British Museum. Most WHEN HEROES LOVE: THE AMBIGUITY OF EROS of them were excavated at Nineveh and other major sites in IN THE STORIES OF GILGAMESH AND DAVID northern Iraq and Syria, and are presented here for the first by Susan Ackerman time. 192p, 67 illus, 1 map (Oxbow Books 2008) Hb was £65.00 now £14.95 The Epic of Gilgamesh and the Biblical tale of David both include ambiguous accounts of their heroes’ relationships with THE ACHEULIAN SITE OF GESHER BENOT companions Enkidu and Jonathan. This should not, she argues, YA’AQOV 1, THE WOOD ASSEMBLAGE be regarded as indicative of sexual relationships between the heroes and their comrades but as a device used to reinforce by Naama Goren-Inbar, Ella Werker and Craig Feibel the status of the individuals, emphasising the hero’s political Waterlogged conditions at this site have preserved an and military supremacy. 353p (Columbia UP 2005) Hb was exceptional assemblage of Early/Middle Pleistocene artefacts. £35.00 now £9.95 120p with illustrations. (Oxbow Books 2002) Hb £25.00, now £5.00 32 The Near East and Cyprus

EXCAVATIONS AT TELL AL RIMAH: THE POTTERY ENGENDERING APHRODITE: WOMEN AND by Caroline Postgate, David Oates and John Oates SOCIETY IN ANCIENT CYPRUS Introductory report and a detailed catalogur of the pottery edited by Diane Bolger and Nancy Serwint finds from this second millenium BC Assyrian site, in modern Papers focusing on issues of gender and society in ancient Iraq. 275P illus (British School of Archaeology in Iraq 1998) Pb Cyprus from the Neolithic to Roman periods. 350p (ASOR was £48.00 now £25.00 Archaeological Reports 7, CAARI Monographs 3, 2002) Hb was £70.00 now £9.95 THE CITY OF RAINBOWS: A TALE FROM ANCIENT SUMER VIEWS FROM PHLAMOUDHI, CYPRUS by Karen Foster edited by Joanna S. 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Smith during this period are the result of divergent adaptive strategies This volume explores different approaches to the contextual in response to different environmental conditions, low study of Cypriot scripts and seals and fosters a more integrated population density and low resource stress. 160p, b/w illus view of cultural continuities and discontinuities through time (Oxbow Books 2007) Hb was £45.00 now £14.95 and space and aomng different methods of recording in Cypriot archaeology. (AIA 2002) Pb was £29.95 now £6.95 ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD SURVEY IN CYPRUS THE STAMP SEALS OF ANCIENT CYPRUS edited by Maria Iacovou The volume contains fifteen papers. Ten of them record the by A.T. Reyes genesis and the development of archaeological survey in This study examines stamp seals in order to discover what Cyprus. 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STONE VESSELS AND VALUES IN THE BRONZE WELL BUILT MYCENAE, FASC.13: THE SERVICE AGE MEDITERRANEAN AREAS OF THE CULT CENTRE by Andrew Bevan by E.B. French and W.D. 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Evely and Curtis Runnels. edited by S. Stiros and R.E. Jones Describes the ground stone objects from the 1959-69 The papers in this volume investigate the social, historical and excavations at Mycenae. 44P 2 fiches (Oxbow 1992) Pb was physical effects of ancient earthquakes, with case studies £9.00 now £5.00 focusing on the Prehistoric Aegean. 268p b/w illus (British School at Athens 1996) Hb was £35.00 now £9.95 WELL BUILT MYCENAE FASC 36: THE HELLENISTIC DYE WORKS ARCHAEOLOGY MEETS SCIENCE: BIOMOLECULAR INVESTIGATIONS IN BRONZE by L.C. Bowkett AGE GREECE The structures, building techniques, distribution of finds function of the complex and parallels with similar sites. 55P 3 edited by Yannis Tzedakis, Holley Martlew and Martin fiches, map (Oxbow 1995) Pb was £12.00 now £5.00 K. Jones Uses organic residue and stable isotope analysis to study the KNOSSOS: THE SOUTH HOUSE food and drink consumed by ordinary people in Bronze Age by P.A. 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THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF HEINRICH THE PALACE OF MINOS AT KNOSSOS SCHLIEMANN: AN ANNOTATED by Chris Scarre and Rebecca Stefoff BIBLIOGRAPHIC HANDLIST A very basic introduction to Sir Arthur Evans’ famous edited by Curtis Runnels excavations at Knossos and the reconstruction work he This engaging extended essay offers a critical appreciation of oversaw. 47p col illlus (Oxford UP 2003) Hb was £12.95 now Schliemann’s archaeological work based on his many £4.95 publications. (Archaeological Institute of America 2007) Pb was £12.99 now £5.95 KEOS I: KEPHALA by John E Coleman THE NEOLITHIC POTTERY FROM LERNA Report on a late Neolithic Settlement on the Cycladic island by K.D. Vitelli of Keos. Includes reports on the metal, bone, stone, terracotta By placing the ceramic material in archaeological context, the and ceramic finds. 173p, 95 b/w pls (ASCSA 1977) Pb was £27.50 author makes a number of important new claims about Lerna’s now £4.95 earliest history. 386p, many b/w figs, 86 col pls on CD-Rom (Lerna 5, ASCSA 2007) Hb was £95.00 now £39.95 KEOS II: THE TEMPLE AT AYIA IRINI PART I, THE STATUES A ROUGH AND ROCKY PLACE: THE LANDSCAPE by Mirian E Caskey AND SETTLEMENT HISTORY OF THE METHANA Report and catalogue of the stature fragments discovered PENINSULA, GREECE during excavation of the temple, confirming that large-scale edited by Christopher Mee and Hamish Forbes sculpture was known in the Aegean Bronze Age. 130p, 89 b/w After an examination of the volcanic landscape, separate pls (ASCSA 1986) Hb was £35.00 now £6.95 chapters examine the settlement history of the peninsula in ECONOMY AND POLITICS IN THE MYCENAEAN all periods of human occuption and the sites and churches are catalogued with plans and full descriptions. 369p b/w illus PALACE STATES (Liverpool UP 1997) Hb was £65.00 now £14.95 edited by Sofia Voutsaki and John Killen Papers discuss the economy in terms of agricultural resources PREHISTORIC EMPORIO AND AYIO GALA I-II and labour, craft industries and their workforce, and the by Sinclair Hood mechanisms and agents of internal and external trade and The full report on the 1952-55 excavations at Emporio on Chios, exchange in the Aegean and the Mediterranean as a whole. including the results of the 1938 findings at Ayio Gala. With 254p, b/w figs, tbs, maps (Cambridge Philological Society 2001) illustrated catalogues of Neolithic to Mycenean pottery and Pb was £32.50 now £14.95 other objects. 2 vols: 730p, 140 pls (BSA 1981/82) Hb £132.00 now £19.95 THE PLAIN OF PHAISTOS: CYCLES OF SOCIAL COMPLEXITY IN THE MESARA REGION OF THE ARTS IN PREHISTORIC GREECE CRETE by Sinclair Hood by Livingston Vance Watrous This well-presented guide to Prehistoric Greek art focuses on This volume traces the changing patterns of settlement and friezes, ceramics, jewellery, figurines, metalwork, weapons and cycles of social complexity from the Late Neolithic period to funerary offerings from across mainland Greece and its islands the present day within the heartland of the state of Phaistos. from the Neolithic through to the Late Bronze Age and the It asks how and why the Bronze Age and Classical states arose Minoan and Mycenaean periods. 311p, 237 b/w illus (Penguin at Phaistos 250p, b/w illus (Cotsen Institute 2005) Hb was £42.00 1978, Yale UP rep 1994) Pb was £20.00 now £7.95 now £9.95

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RETHINKING MYCENAEAN PALACES II THE HILL-FORTS OF THE SAMNITES edited by Michael L. Galaty and William A. Parkinson. by S P Oakley This second, revised, edition of Rethinking Mycenaean Palaces As the Roman state emerged people of surrounding areas builds on the 1999 volume, and includes five new chapters became increasingly concerned about their security. This that address areas of interest that were not included in the volume describes all the fortified centres which are known in first edition: on the Corinthia, Thessaly, “Mycenaean” Crete, Samnium and interprets their date and purpose. 164p, illus elite goods production, and inter-regional trade. 254p b/w illus (British School at Rome Monograph 10, 1995) Pb was £37.50 (Cotsen Institute of Archaeology 2007) Hb was £48.00 now £9.95, now £15.00 Pb was £30.00 now £6.95 SEANTI HANUNIA TLESNASA THE EARLY IRON AGE CEMETERY OF TORONE by Judith Swaddling by John K. 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GREEK, ROMAN AND BYZANTINE COINS FROM READINGS FROM CLASSICAL RHETORIC THE MUSEUM AT AMASYA (ANCIENT AMASEIA), edited by Patricia P. Matsen, Philip Rollinson and TURKEY Marion Sousa by S. Ireland This reader contains a selection of extracts designed to give a Over 4,500 coins held in the museum, mostly finds from the detailed overview of ancient rhetoric, its theory and practice, surrounding region, are catalogued, ranging in date from the and its centrality to Classical thought. The 24 authors range 5th century BC until the 11th century AD. 132p, map, 61 b/w from Homer to Augustine. 382p (Southern Illinois UP 1990) pls (British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara 2000) Hb was Hb was £33.95 now £9.95 £30.00 now £9.95 GROVE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CLASSICAL ART HERAKLES AND : EXPLORING A AND ARCHITECTURE GRAECO-ROMAN DIVINITY edited by Gordon Campbell edited by Louis Rawlings and Hugh Bowden Drawing on the expansive scholarship of The Dictionary of The eleven new studies in this volume explore why this figure Art (1996, 34 vols) and Grove Art Online , and adding dozens appealed so widely in Antiquity. They examine his role in of new entries, the Encyclopedia includes all subject areas in ancient myth and philosophy, drama and art, as well as in the classical arts, including philosophers, rulers, writers and politics and propaganda, warfare and religion. 270p (Classical artists, architecture, ceramics, sculpture, and more. 2 vols Press of Wales 2005) Hb was £45.00 now £19.95 1100p col and b/w illus (Oxford UP 2007) Hb was £138.00 now £49.95 PRODUCTION AND PUBLIC POWERS IN CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY GREEK AND LATIN INSCRIPTIONS IN THE BROOKLYN MUSEUM edited by E. Lo Casci and D.W. Rathbone 13 papers discuss issues raised by ’s Ancient by Kevin Herbert Economy – did ancient states interfere in or regulate 112p b/w illus (Brooklyn Museum 1980) Hb was £32.00 now £7.95 production? and more radically is there any such thing as a conscious ancient economic policy? 99P (Cambridge Philological CAESAREA MARITIMA: THE COINS AND THE Society 2000) Pb was £25.00 now £9.95 HELLENISTIC, ROMAN AND BYZANTINE ECONOMY OF PALESTINE SEX AND SENSUALITY IN THE ANCIENT WORLD by Jane DeRose Evans by Giula Sissa This volume presents the numismatic results from nineteen Takes a fresh look at ancient sexuality as it was conceptualised seasons of fieldwork by the Joint Expedition to Caesarea by Greeks, Romans and Early Christians. She emphasises the Maritima (1971-1987 and 1993-1993). The expedition importance of gender in ancient thought, showing that for recovered just over 8,000 coins, of which about 2,700 were Aristotle one function of human sophistication is greater datable between 350 BC and AD 640. 264p (ASOR 2006) Hb difference and polarisation between genders. She also places was £55.00 now £19.95 emphasis on the importance of sensuality and explores concepts of desire, passion and pleasure. 224p (Yale UP 2008) THE WOMAN AND THE LYRE: WOMEN WRITERS Hb was £25.00 now £9.95 IN CLASSICAL AND ROME SOLDIERS & GHOSTS: A HISTORY OF BATTLE IN by Jane McIntosh Snyder CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY In this overview of women writes of antiquity Snyder shows that we have far more evidence for for female literary by J.E. Lendon endeavour than might be thought, analysing works by such This study of military changes across Greece and Rome authors as Myrtis, Korinna, Leonton, Theano, Hortensia and discusses the roles of discipline, heroism, patriotism, military Egeria among many others, alongside the more famous obedience, loyalty, and recollection and emulation of a heroic Sappho. 199p (Southern Illinois UP 1989) Pb was £21.95 now past. 468p (Yale UP 2005) Hb was £19.95 now £9.95 £6.95

GREEK AND ROMAN OARED WARSHIPS 399-30 LOVE FOR ANTIQUITY: SELECTIONS FROM THE BC JOUKOWSKY COLLECTION by J S Morrison, with contributions by J F Coates edited by Rolf Winkes Important study of the new types of warships that evolved in Catalogue of an exhibit of Greek and Roman pieces from the the navies of the Mediterranean in the fourth and third collection of Artemis and Martha Sharp Joukowsky, held at centuries BC. 403p, b/w illus (Oxbow Books 1996) Hb was £70.00 the Bell Gallery, Brown University in 1985. 125p illus (Brown now £15.00 UP 1985) Pb £14.95 now £5.95

FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING: RHETORIC AND THE STORY OF VENUS CULTURE FROM QUINTILIAN TO THE TWIN byAndrew Dalby TOWNS In a novelistic style Andrew Dalby examines and retells the by Sarah Spence mythological history of Venus, looking at the stories of her Although rhetoric is a term often associated with lies, this book birth, loves, and children, and her incoroporation into the takes a polemical look at rhetoric as a purveyor of truth. Its Roman pantheon. 156p (British Museum Press 2005) Pb was purpose is to focus on one aspect of rhetoric, figurative speech, £10.99 now £3.95 and to demonstrate how the treatment of figures of speech provides a common denominator among western cultures from Cicero to the present. 144p (Duckworth 2007) Pb was £14.99 now £4.95 37 Greece

SUMMARY GUIDE TO CORPUS VASORUM CVA: J PAUL GETTY MUSEUM, FASCICULE 4: ANTIQUORUM, SECOND EDITION SOUTH ITALIAN VASES Compiled by Thomas H Carpenter, updated by Thomas by Marit R, Jentoft-Nilsen in collaboration with A.D. Mannack Trendall This essential reference tool is brought up to date in this new Apulian, Lucanian, Campanian, Sicilian and Paestan Red- edition, which adds the details of a further sixty fascicules. figure. 50p, 58 pls (J Paul Getty Museum 1991) Hb was £60.00 100p (BA/OUP 2000) Pb was £14.99 now £4.95 now £14.95

CVA GREAT BRITAIN FASCICULE 18: THE CVA: J PAUL GETTY MUSEUM, FASCICULE 5 GLASGOW COLLECTION by Marit Jentoft-Nilsen in collaboration with A.D. by Elizabeth Moignard Trendall Makes accessible the undeservedly neglected collections of Mycenaean faience, east Greek, Proto-Corinthian, Corinthian, vases in the Hunterian Museum, the Burrell collection and Laconian, Euboean, Chalcidian, Attic geometric, Attic black- Kelvingrove Museum. The collections include Bronze Age, figure, Attic network, Attic black body, Attic black glaze, Etruscan, Archaic and Classical Greek, and South Italian glaze and Arretine. 60p, 55 pls (Getty Museum 1994) Hb was material. 54p, 60 pls (British Academy 1997) Hb £60.00 now £60.00 now £14.95 £19.95 CVA: J PAUL GETTY MUSEUM, FASCICULE 6: CVA GREAT BRITAIN FASC 19, WINCHESTER ETRUSCAN IMPASTO AND BUCCHERO COLLEGE by Richard de Puma by John Falconer and Thomas Mannack 40p and 43 loose plates of photographs (J. Paul Getty Museum The collection of Winchester College includes more than 80 1996) Hb was £65.00 now £14.95 Greek vases which are catalogued here, some published for the first time. 25p, 16 b/w pls (Oxford UP 2002) Pb was £50.00 CVA: J PAUL GETTY MUSEUM, FASCICULE 9: now £12.95 ETRUSCAN PAINTED POTTERY CVA IRELAND, FASCICULE 1: UNIVERSITY by Richard de Puma COLLEGE DUBLIN, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CORK 54p text, 53 loose b/w pls (John Paul Getty Museum 2000) Hb was £75.00 now £14.95 by Alan W Johnston and Christina Souyoudzoglou- Haywood MISCELLANEA MEDITERRANEA A catalogue of 387 pieces including Late Bronze Age, Athenian edited by R. Ross Holloway bf & rf, Black-Glazed, Italian and Etruscan vases and sherds. These essays cover a variety of subjects concerned with the 80p, 60 b/w pls, b/w figs (University College Dublin Classical Mediterranean: the sanctuary of Hercules-Melkart at Gades; Museum Publications 2000) Hb £55.00 now £19.95 Iberian warrior figurines; Etruscan Sigla (“graffiti”); CVA CANADA, FASC1: ROYAL ONTARIO Poseidonia; unidentified Italic ‘touta’; the Parthenon program; MUSEUM Theseus in the Parthenon metope; mutilation of statuary; Binding Curse tablet; Boukephalas; Roman-Byzantine by J.W. Hayes dwelling in Galilee and the Golan. 125p, b/w figs and pls (Brown A fascicule of the Attic black figure wares and related wares UP 2000) Pb was £29.00 now £5.95 in the collection of the Royal Ontario Museum. 55p of text, 42 cards of b/w pls (British Academy/Royal Ontario Museum 1981) NEW STUDIES ON THE BLACK SEA LITTORAL Hb was £50.00 now £14.95 edited by Gocha Tsetskhladze CVA: JOSLYN ART MUSEUM OMAHA, FASC 1 Essays on the Greek and Roman influences in the Black Sea as revealed by recent archaeological research. 160p, illus (Colloquia (USA FASC 21) Pontica 1, Oxbow Books 1995) Pb £18.00 now £9.95 by Ann Steiner 50p fold-out pls (Getty 1986) Hb was £50.00 now £14.95 ANCIENT GREEK TERRACOTTAS by C. F. Vafopoulou-Richardson CVA: J PAUL GETTY MUSEUM, FASCICULE 2: The Ashmolean possesses a fine collection of terracottas dating MOLLY AND WALTER BAREISS COLLECTION from 1000 to 100 BC, with representative examples from all by Andrew J. Clark the important centres of production. This introductory study, Attic black-figured oinochoai, lekythoi, pyxides, exaleiptron, based on the collection, illustrates many statuettes and reliefs epinetron, kyathoi, mastoid cup, skyphoi, cup-skyphos, cups, and discusses their dignificance in Greek culture. 56p, 50 b/w a fragment of an undetermined closed shape, and lids from and 12 colour illus (Ashmolean Museum 1991) Pb was £7.99 now neck amphorae. 100p, 60 pls (J Paul Getty Museum 1990) Hb £3.95 was £60.00 now £14.95 THE DIVIDED CITY: ON MEMORY AND CVA: J PAUL GETTY MUSEUM, FASCICULE 3: FORGETTING IN ANCIENT ATHENS SOUTH ITALIAN VASES, APULIAN RED-FIGURE by Nicole Loraux by Marit R. Jentoft-Nilsen in collaboration with A.D. Focuses on a crucial moment in Athenian political history, the Trendall end of oligarchic rule in 403BC. Reconciliation politics comes to the forefront as Loraux examines how civil war could be 50p, 58 pls (Getty Museum 1990) Hb was £60.00 now £14.95 forgotten, and how dissension could be kept at bay from the city and its politics when it had been such a fundamental part of its past. 358p (Zone Books 2002) Pb was £16.95 now £6.95 38 Greece

GAMES AND SANCTUARIES IN ANCIENT ANCIENT GREEK COINS: CATALOGUE OF THE GREECE MUSEUM OF ART by Panos Valavanis by R. Ross Holloway This huge and fully illustrated volume celebrates the unique A fully illustrated catalogue of 469 outstanding ancient Greek place that sport occupied in Greek religion and culture. coins in the Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design. Valavanis’ scholarly narrative focuses on the archaeological 97p (Brown University 1998) Pb was £32.00 now £6.95 and historical evidence for the four panhellenic games - Olympia, Delphi, Isthmia and Nemea - and the Panathenaic A SHORTER HISTORY OF GREEK ART games held in Athens. 447p col illus (Getty 2004) Hb was £50.00 by Martin Robertson now £19.95 A shorter version of Martin Robertson’s monumental History CATALOGUE OF GREEK TERRACOTTAS IN THE of Greek Art, which captures all of the qualities of the original, BRITISH MUSEUM VOLUME III discussing developments in Greek art in chronological order from Archaic beginnings to the Hellenistic Age. 240P b/w illus by Lucilla Burn and Reynold Higgins (Cambridge UP 1991) Pb was £27.99 now £14.95 A catalogue of almost 1,000 Hellenistic terracottas, each of which is illustrated and described in full. Arranged GREEK VASES IN CAPE TOWN geographically, most of the Mediterranean is represented. by J Boardman and M Pope 528p, 4 col and 160 b/w pls, 2 maps (BMP 2001) Hb £145.00 Brief guide to Greek pieces in the South African Museum. 20p, now £49.95 31 b/w pls (SA Museum 1961) Pb now £2.95 ALEXANDER THE GREAT: TREASURES FROM AN ALEXANDER: DESTINY AND MYTH EPIC ERA OF HELLENISM by Claude Mosse edited by Dimitrios Pandermalis Alexander the Great has many faces and, perhaps more than This catalogue sheds light on the legend of Alexander the Great other figure from antiquity, debate continues over the extent and explores the historical and cultural context of this to which his personality was dominated by light or by celebrated figure in Greek history. 152p col and b/w illus (Onassis darkness. 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Trendall Definitive collection of source material. 472p (Routledge 1994) This compact handbook surveys the origins of South Italian Pb 14.95 now £4.95 vase-painting and the products of the main fabrics: Lucanian, DAIDALIKON Apulian, Campanian, Paestan and Sicilian; their more significant vase-painters and their favourite subjects. 288p b/ edited by Robert F Sutton Jr. w illus (Thames and Hudson 1989) Pb was £9.95 now £4.95 Thirty-four essays on classical archaeology, history, literature and art in memory of Father Raymond Schoder. 424p, b/w pls MARATHON: HOW ONE BATTLE CHANGED (Bolchazy-Carducci 1989) Pb £20.00 now £4.95 WESTERN CIVILIZATION by Richard A. Billows PITY AND POWER IN ANCIENT ATHENS This popular account sets out the background to the famous edited by Rachel Hall Sternberg battle, explores the military action, and argues that Marathon These ten essays collectively examine the role of pity in the was indeed of pivotal importnace in ensuring the survival and literature, art, and society of classical Athens by analyzing flowering of Classical Greek civilization. 304p b/w illus evidence from tragedy, philosophy, historiography, epic, (Duckworth/Overlook 2010) Hb was £16.99 now £6.95 oratory, vase painting, sculpture, and medical writings. 360p (Cambridge University Press 2005) Hb was £52.00 now £19.95 CIRCUMFERENCE: ERATOSTHENES AND THE ANCIENT QUEST TO MEASURE THE GLOBE WOMEN AND HUMOR IN ANCIENT GREECE by Nicholas Nicastro by Laurie O’Higgins In this popular narrative history, Nicastro brings to life one of O’Higgins examines the contexts in which women may have history’s great experiments - the successsful attempt by produced jokes and those where they formed the butt of men’s Eratosthenes to accurately determine the distance around the jokes, arguing that women and the tradition of cultic joking earth for the first time. 223p (St Martin’s Press 2008) Hb was acted as an important source of inspiration in the development £18.50 now £6.95 of iambic poetry and Attic old comedy. 262 (Cambridge UP 2003) Hb was £55.00 now £19.95 ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE PELOPONNESE edited by Kenneth A Sheedy. PERSIAN FIRE: THE FIRST WORLD EMPIRE AND THE BATTLE FOR THE WEST Five reports of new excavations and research relating to Messenia and Arcadia. 117p, 29pls. (Oxbow for the Australian by Tom Holland Arch Inst Athens1994) Pb £12.95 now £4.95 A stylish popular narrative history of the Persian Wars, with the focus far more traditionally Greek than the title might suggest. 418p b/w illus (Doubleday 2005) Hb was £20.00 now £7.95 39 Greece

FROM DEMOCRATS TO KINGS SCULPTORS AND SCULPTURE OF CARIA AND by Michael Scott THE DODECANESE This popular history traces developments in fourth century edited by I Jenkins and G B Waywell Greece, from the fall of Athens in the Peloponnesian war to 21 papers discuss research into marble sculpture from the the triumph of Philip of Macedon and the campaigns of south-east Aegean. 272p, 21 col pls, 290 b/w illus (BMP 1997) Alexander. Scott makes a convincing case for the importance Hb £65.00 now £19.95 of this neglected period, primarily because of the enormous political changes to which the title refers. 294p col pls (Overlook TRADEMARKS ON GREEK VASES: ADDENDA Press 2009) Hb was £17.99 now £7.95 by Alan W. Johnston CATALOGUE OF LAMPS IN THE BRITISH More than twenty years on from the publication of Trademarks MUSEUM, VOLUME IV: LAMPS OF METAL AND on Greek Vases, this Addenda brings up to date the evidence from finds, adding in newly discovered examples. 241p b/w STONE, AND LAMPSTANDS pls (Aris & Phillips 2006) Hb was £65.00 now £19.95 by D M Bailey A discussion and catalogue of almost 550 lamps and REGIONAL SCHOOLS IN HELLENISTIC lampstands ranging from the Minoan period and the Cypriote SCULPTURE Late Bronze Age to 7th-century Islamic examples. 192p, b/w edited by Olga Palagia and William Coulson pls (BMP 1996) Hb £70.00 now £24.95 Papers discuss the production of Hellenistic sculpture in SCULPTURE OF THE SANCTUARY OF ATHENA Corinth, Hadda, Kallipolis, Athens, Pergamon, Rhodes, Samothrace, Paestum and Aphrodisias. 350p, illus (Oxbow POLIAS AT PRIENE Books 1998) Hb £65.00 now £10.00 by J C Carter A detailed attempt to reconstruct the great Hellenistic temple’s THE THEATRE AT BUTRINT sculpture with an illustrated catalogue of surviving fragments. edited by Oliver J. Gilkes 412p, 45 b/w pls (Society of Antiquaries 1983) Hb £48.00 now This monograph includes Luigi Maria Ugolini’s unpublished £19.95 report on his excavations at Butrint between 1928 and 1932, and the reports of Italian Archaeological Mission to Albania, HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN SCHOOL OF with updated comment and new essays providing background CLASSICAL STUDIES AT ATHENS 1939-1980 information. 270p, b/w figs and pls (The British School at Athens by Lucy Shoe Meritt 2003) Hb was £59.00 now £9.95 411P 16 b/w pls (ASCSA 1984) Hb was £12.50 now £4.95 TRAVEL, GEOGRAPHY AND CULTURE IN CLEANING AND CONTROVERSY: THE ANCIENT GREECE AND THE NEAR EAST CLEANING OF THE PARTHENON SCULPTURES, edited by Colin Adams and Jim Roy 1811-1939 This collection of essays looks at the social and cultural edited by implications of ancient travel. 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CORINTH 1.4: THE SOUTH STOA AND ITS CORINTH 20: THE CENTENARY, 1896-1996 ROMAN SUCCESSORS by Charles K. Williams II and Nancy Bookidis by Oscar Broneer 26 papers explore current research on Ancient Corinth Careful description of all the remains, both those in situ and including its geology, architecture, pottery from the 8th century re-used blocks, forms the basis of the reconstruction of this BC to the Frankish period, bronze objects, figurines, extensive two-storey building of the third quarter of the fourth sanctuaries, trade, coinage, Roman portraiture and baths. 473p century B.C. 167p, 54 b/w pls (ASCSA 1955, rep 1971) Hb was b/w illus (ASCSA 2003) Hb was £60.00 now £12.95 £27.50 now £6.95 ISTHMIA III: TERRACOTTA LAMPS CORINTH 1.5: THE SOUTHEAST BUILDING, THE by Oscar Broneer TWIN BASILICAS, THE MOSAIC HOUSE A well-ordered catalogue of all the terracotta lamps excavated by Saul Winberg between 1952 and 1967 by the University of Chicago in and around the sanctuary of Poseidon at Isthmia. 112p 40 pls This volume discusses the important, mainly Roman, buildings (ASCSA 1977) Hb was £22.50 now £9.95 at the east end of the Corinthian Agora. 128p 57 b/w pls (ASCSA 1960, rep 1971) Hb was £27.50 now £6.95 ISTHMIA VI: SCULPTURE II, MARBLE CORINTH 7.5: CORINTHIAN CONVENTIONA- SCULPTURE, 1967-1980 LISING POTTERY by Steven Lattimore by Martha K. Risser A catalogue of sculpture discovered during excavations by the University of California in the Sanctuary of Poseidon at This comprehensive study of this style of pottery found during Isthmia, ranging in date from c. 100 BC to C. AD 400, but the American School of Classical Studies excavations at mainly belonging to the mid-2nd century. 64p, illus (ASCSA Corinth, examines the finds, chronology, changes in style, 1996) Hb was £42.50 now £6.95 painters and their workshops and the movement of this style beyond Corinth. 200p, 64 pls (ASCSA 2001) Hb was £50.00 LERNA III: THE POTTERY OF LERNA IV now £12.95 by Jeremy Rutter CORINTH 9.2: SCULPTURE, THE RELIEFS FROM Presents the Early Helladic III pottery from Lerna in all its THE THEATER aspects, cataloguing, describing, and classifying over 1,400 by Mary Sturgeon vessels. 817p 21 b/w pls (ASCSA 1995) Hb was £90.00 now £19.95 The remodeling of the theater at ancient Corinth in the 2nd century A.D. included lavish decorations, the chief of which CHARIS: ESSAYS IN HONOUR OF SARA A were three dramatic friezes, one of the more elaborate IMMERWAHR decorative schemes among published theatres of the Roman empire. Hb was £30.00 now £6.95 edited by Anne P. Chapin Thirteen Bronze Age scholars present papers that address CORINTH 9.3: SCULPTURE, THE ASSEMBLAGE aspects of social, political, religious, and ritual significance in FROM THE THEATER wall paintings, matters of chronology, regional trade and by Mary Sturgeon interaction, and Cretan architecture. Seven scholars of the Archaic, Classical and Roman periods explore issues in This volume completes the presentation of the sculptures sculpture, architecture, pottery, and dedications. 275p excavated from the Theatre in Ancient Corinth. Stylistic (Hesperia Supplement 33, ASCSA 2003) Pb was £37.50 now £8.95 analysis of the sculptures yields important new information on the subjects, dates, and use of sculptural assemblages in GESTURES: ESSAYS IN ANCIENT HISTORY, Roman theatres. 400p, b/w illus (ASCSA 2004) Hb was £60.00 LITERATURE, AND PHILOSOPHY now £14.95 edited by Geoffrey W Bakewell and James P Sickinger CORINTH 15.3: THE POTTERS QUARTER, THE Ccontributions fall into two categories: the first includes essays POTTERY on literary and philosophical topics; the second more by Agnes Stillwell specialised research in Greek epigraphy, history and law. 368p (Oxbow Books 2003) Hb was £50.00 now £10.00 This catalogue presents over 2,300 examples from more than 4,000 inventoried pieces. Almost all are illustrated with MORGANTINA STUDIES III: LE FORNACI photographs, frequently supplemented with detail line drawings of motifs; selected profile drawings represent the by Ninina Cuomo Di Caprio principal shapes. 432 pp, 126 pls, fold-out plan (ASCSA 1984) A study of the late Hellenistic potters kilns from Morgantina. Hb was £57.50 now £6.95 Italian text. 192p, 69 b/w pls (Princeton UP 1992) Hb was £85.00 now £14.95 CORINTH 18.2: THE SANCTUARY OF DEMETER AND KORE, ROMAN POTTERY AND LAMPS MORGANTINA STUDIES VOLUME 4: THE by K. Slane PROTO-HISTORIC SETTLEMENT ON THE CITTADELLA Presents ceramic material from Roman Corinth (primarily from the middle of the first century to the end of the fourth century by R Leighton A.D.) in which is included the relatively small number of Excavations and extensively illustrated catalogue of finds. Roman lamps.160p, 18 b/w pls (ASCSA 1991) Hb was £50.00 240p, 164 pls (Princeton UP 93) Hb was £120.00 now £14.95 now £6.95

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APHRODITE’S TORTOISE: THE VEILED WOMAN ATHENIAN AGORA XXV: OSTRAKA OF ANCIENT GREECE by Mabel Lang by Lloyd Llewelyn-Jones The scraps of pottery on which were written the names of Contradicting the view of the Greeks as the inventors of civic candidates for ostracism are one of the most intriguing pieces openness, Greek women routinely wore the veil. Llewellyn- of evidence for ancient democracy found in the Athenian Jones’ study draws on literary and iconographic evidence Agora. This book is a complete catalogue and discussion of including sculpture and vase painting in demonstrating this, the examples from the agora, 1145 in all. 188p b/w pls (ASCSA showing how it was worn and how it practically affected 1990) Hb was £42.50 now £6.95 women’s lives. 350p (Classical Press of Wales 2003) Hb was £45.00 now £19.95 ATHENIAN AGORA XXVII: THE EASTERN SIDE OF THE AGORA GREEK OFFERINGS: ESSAYS ON GREEK ART IN by Rhys Townsend HONOUR OF JOHN BOARDMAN Publishes the remains from beneath the Stoa of Attalos. 248p, edited by Olga Palagia 64 pls (ASCSA 1995) Hb was £95.00 now £12.95 Eighteen hugely varied papers on art and artefacts from across the ancient Greek world, including a Minoan ringstone, a TEMPLE OF APOLLO BASSITAS II: THE Mycenaean sealstone, the Acropolis, spoons, Dionysiac SCULPTURE imagery and Piraeus . 242p, many illus (Oxbow Books by B.C. Madigan and Frederick A. Cooper 1997) Hb was £48.00 now £9.95 Contains Brian Madigan’s study of the sculptural program THE PANATHENAIC GAMES and Cooper’s analysis of the relevant parts of the entablature. 135p 68 pls (ASCSA 1992) Hb was £37.50 now £14.95 edited by Olga Palagia and Alkestis Spetsieri-Choremi Papers on the origins and the historical development of the DIONYSIUS I: WAR-LORD OF SICILY Panathenaic Games in general and of individual contests in by Brian Caven particular. The role of royal and other patrons in the Hellenistic and Roman periods, as well as the form and meaning of victory A revisionist account of Dionysius, portraying him not as a dedications and other monuments generated by the games stock tyrant-figure but as a romantic crusader, determined to are also examined. Two papers are in Greek. 176p, 8p col pls liberate Sicily from the Carthaginians and surpass in glory (Oxbow Books 2006) Hb was £45.00 now £15.00 the greatest of Sicilian military heroes, Gelon of Syracuse. 272p b/w illus (Yale UP 1990) Hb was £25.00 now £9.95 STUDIES IN GREEK NUMISMATICS IN MEMORY GREEK ARCHITECTURE OF MARTIN JESSOP PRICE by Roland Martin edited by R Ashton and S Hurter This survey takes the reader through the history of Greek 42 essays covering a broad range of subjects, including coins architecture from Minoan Crete down to the Hellenistic era. from Phrygia, Pergamon, Samos, Athens, Syracuse, Lydia, Straightforward, readable text is placed side-by-side with large Cyprus, the Black Sea and Poseidonia-Paestum, and questions photographs and drawings. 201p b/w and col illus (Electa 1972, of history, iconography, subject matter, links to political and repr. 2003) Pb was £19.95 now £7.95 social change and economic values. 400p, 79 b/w pls (Spink and Son 1998) Hb £90.00 now £19.95

THE LACONIA RURAL SITES PROJECT ATTIC ORATORS by William Cavanagh, Christopher Mee and Peter by Michael Edwards James Pen-portraits of Antiphon, Andocides, Lysias, Isocrates, Isaeus, This volume reviews the current theories on the variety and Demosthenes, Aeschines, Lycurgus, Hyperides and Dinarchus. character of rural sites, land tenure and residence in 85p (Bristol CP 1994) Pb was £8.99 now £2.95 Prehistoric, Classical, Roman and Byzantine Greece. 366p b/ DUMB BEASTS AND DEAD PHILOSOPHERS w illus (British School at Athens 2004) Hb was £49.00 now £9.95 by Catherine Osborne THE FORT AT PHYLLA, VRACHOS: EXCAVATIONS Animal rights are, one might think, a fairly modern concept. AND RESEARCHES This study shows that this is emphatically not the case and by E. Sapouna Sakellaraki, J.J. Coulton and I.R. Metzger reveals a rich vein of Classical thought on the treatment of animals and the relationship between humans and their A report on investigations carried out on a small fortified site environment. 262p (Oxford UP 2007) Hb was £48.00 now on a hill near to the village of Phylla in central Euboea. A £14.95 topographical survey and subsequent excavations aimed to provide evidence for the date and nature of the occupation of WOODEN HORSE : THE LIBERATION OF THE the site, and the function of the buildings there, assessing the WESTERN MIND FROM ODYSSEUS TO likelihood of it having been a defensive fort during the late Archaic period. 133p, many b/w figs and pls (British School at SOCRATES Athens 2002) Hb was £29.00 now £9.95 by Keld Zeruneith Taking as his starting point Odysseus’ use of guile rather than GRAIN-MILLS AND FLOUR IN CLASSICAL force to prevail, Keld Zeruneith argues that the heroic age of ANTIQUITY Greece represented a major turning point in the history of by L.A. Moritz human thought, opening the way for modern ideas of Argues that the rotary mill was in fact introduced in Classical philosophy, poetry and society. 606p (Duckworth Overlook Antiquity, much later than has been previously assumed. 258P 2007) Hb was £30.00 now 9.95 (1958 OUP reprint 2002) Hb was £25.00 now £5.00 42 Greek Literature

Aris and Philips Classical Texts REDISCOVERING HOMER: INSIDE THE ORIGINS OF THE EPIC Each comprises the Greek text with facing English translation, introduction and commentary. All hardback - were £40.00 now by Andrew Dalby £9.95 each A daring reinterpretation of the origins of the Iliad and Odyssey which claims, amongst other things, that Homer may have ARISTOPHANES: KNIGHTS been female and examines the processes whereby a previously edited by Alan Sommerstein. oral tradition was written down. 266p (W.W. Norton 2006) Hb was £19.99 now £7.95 ARISTOTLE: ON SLEEP AND DREAMS LESBIAN DESIRE IN THE LYRICS OF SAPPHO edited by David Gallop by Jane McIntosh Snyder EURIPIDES: CHILDREN OF HERACLES This book examines Sappho’s poetry through the lens of edited by William Allan lesbian desire, focusing on the narrative voice that describes female experience and desires as primary, not secondary to EURIPIDES: IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS the dominant male culture. 261p (Columbia UP 1997) Pb was £19.50 now £6.95 edited by M.J. Cropp IPHIGENIAS AT AULIS: TEXTUAL MULTIPLICITY, EURIPIDES: PHOENICIAN WOMEN RADICAL PHILOLOGY edited by E. Craik by Sean Alexander Gurd GREEK ORATORS II: DINARCHUS AND Gurd offers a new perspective on modern textual criticism of HYPERIDES the classics based on the fact that they are constantly in flux as scholars continue to produce new translations and edited by Ian Worthington commentaries on the different extant versions and fragments that have survived. He takes the Euripidean tragedy Iphigenias GREEK ORATORS IV: ANDOCIDES at Aulis as his case study, exploring thirteen different versions edited by M. Edwards of the piece published between 1762 and 2003. 188p (Cornell UP 2005) Hb was £37.50 now £12.95 HOMER: ILIAD VIII AND IX edited by C.H. Wilson THE WAR THAT KILLED ACHILLES by Caroline Alexander PINDAR: SELECTED ODES This book explores and retells the Illiad through the prism of edited by Stephen Instone its overriding subject - that of war. Caroline Alexander looks at what the Iliad has to say about many of the issues and PLATO: STATESMAN ambiguities surrounding warfare, at what constitutes heroism, edited by C.J. Rowe loyalty and justice, honour and glory, as well as the horrors of war. 296p (Viking 2009) Hb was £20.00 now £5.95 PLUTARCH: THEMISTOCLES THE MASTERS OF TRUTH IN ARCHAIC GREECE edited by J.L. Marr by Marcel Detienne PLUTARCH: THE MALICE OF HERODOTUS In archaic Greece, three figures - the diviner, the bard and the edited by A.J. Bowen king - all shared the privilege of dispensing truth by virtue of the religious power of divine memory. Beginning with this SOPHOCLES: ANTIGONE definition of the pre-rational meaning of truth, Detienne edited by A.L. Brown examines the conceptual and historical contexts for a notion of truth which still influences modern Western philosophy. THUCYDIDES: HISTORY, BOOK II 231p (Zone Books 1996) Hb was £27.99 now £9.95 edited by P.J. Rhodes ARISTOPHANES: CLOUDS, ACHARNIANS, LYSISTRATA THUCYDIDES: HISTORY, BOOK IV - V.24 by K Dover and S Tremewan edited by P.J. Rhodes A ‘Companion’ to Sommerstein’s Penguin translation XENOPHON: SYMPOSIUM providing introduction and commentary. 98p (Bristol CP 1989) Pb £7.95 now £2.95 edited by A.J. Bowen THE WELL-READ MUSE: PRESENT AND PAST IN XENOPHON AND ARRIAN ON HUNTING CALLIMACHUS AND THE HELLENISTIC POETS edited by A.A. Phillips and M.M. Willcock by Peter Bing Examines the Hellenistic tendency toward learned allusion, PLUTARCH and what this meant to a period pursuing a different literary by Robert Lamberton approach. 163p (Michigan Classical Press repr. 2008) Hb was Discusses Plutarch’s life and career before examining Plutarch’s £32.50 now £15.00 influence, as a source for Greek and Roman history and as a philosophical educator, from the Classical period onwards. 218p (Yale UP 2001) Hb was £25.00 now £7.95 43 Greek Literature and Philosophy

Duckworth Companions to Greek PLAYING AROUND ARISTOPHANES Tragedy edited by Lynn Kozak and John Rich Accessible introductions to ancient tragedies. Each volume Essays in celebration of the completion of the edition of the discusses the main themes of a play and the central comedies of Aristophanes by Alan Sommerstein (Aris & Phillips developments in modern criticism, while also addressing the 2006) Hb was £35.00 now £10.00 play's historical context and the history of its performance and adaptation. Pbs were £12.99 now £4.95 each ARISTOTLE AND THE STOICS by F H Sandbach AESCHYLUS: SEVEN AGAINST THEBES Sandbach argues that the influence of Aristotle on the Stoics by Isabelle Torrance has often been exaggerated and that there is little evidence that Aristotle’s importance as a philosopher was known at EURIPIDES: HERACLES the time. 88p (Cambridge Phil Soc 1985) Pb £15.00 now £3.95 by Emma Griffiths PLATO’S ARGUMENTS FOR FORMS EURIPIDES: IPHIGENIA AT AULIS by R W Jordan by Pantelis Michelakis Demonstrates Plato’s concern with the nature of knowledge and explanation and his interest in the contradictions that he EURIPIDES: PHOENICIAN WOMEN thought were presented to the intellectual by the sensible worlds. 103p (Cambridge Phil Soc 1983) Pb £15.00 now £3.95 by Thalia Papadopoulou

SOPHOCLES: WOMEN OF TRACHIS by Brad Levett Ancient Commentators on Aristotle English translations with notes and introductions Hbs were £60.00 now £9.95 each INTRODUCTION TO GREEK AND LATIN PALAEOGRAPHY ALEXANDER OF APHRODISIAS: ON ARISTOTLE by Sir Edward Maunde Thompson PRIOR ANALYTICS 1.1-7 A guide to Greek and Latin Palaeography from the earliest translated by J Barnes manuscripts to the fifteenth century. 616P, 250 b/w pls (OUP 1912 reprint 2002) Hb was £26.00 now £15.00 AMMONIUS: ON ARISTOTLE’S CATEGORIES DIONYSALEXANDROS translated by S Marc Cohen and G B Matthews edited by Douglas Cairns and Vayos Liapis PHILOPONUS: COROLLARIES ON PLACE 17 essays consider the text, interpretation and cultural context translated by David J Furley of Greek tragedy. There are detailed studies of single plays, of major themes in each of the three tragedians, of modern PHILOPONUS: ON ARISTOTLE ON THE approaches to tragic text and interpretation, and of the genre’s INTELLECT social, political and religious background. 312p (Classical Press of Wales 2006) Hb was £45.00 now £19.95 translated by William Charlton

POETICS OF ARISTOTLE PHILOPONUS: ON ARISTOTLE PHYSICS 2 by S Halliwell translated by A R Lacey An introduction, translation and commentary providing a PHILOPONUS: ON ARISTOTLE PHYSICS 5-8 WITH reliable version of Aristotle’s Poetics and guidance to their SIMPLICIUS: ON THE VOID significance. 198p (Duckworth 1987) Pb was £14.99 now £4.95 translated by P Lettinck et al THE EUDEMIAN AND NICOMACHEAN ETHICS: A STUDY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SIMPLICIUS: ON ARISTOTLE’S CATEGORIES 7-8 ARISTOTLE’S THOUGHT translated by Barrie Fleet by C J Rowe SIMPLICIUS: ON ARISTOTLE’S ON THE HEAVENS A discussion of the authorship and themes of these two texts 1.1-4 and the surviving manuscripts. 123p (Cambridge Phil Soc 1971) Pb £15.00 now £2.95 translated by R.J. Hankinson

SYMPOSIUM AND KOMOS IN ARISTOPHANES SIMPLICIUS: ON ARISTOTLE PHYSICS 4.1-5, 10- by Babette Putz 14 This book looks at the symposium and komos in Aristophanes translated by J O Urmson and the comic fragments from two angles, considering the SIMPLICIUS: ON ARISTOTLE PHYSICS 6 use of these forms of celebration to help shape a play’s plot or to depict characters, and discussing the information found in translated by David Konstan comedy on some practical sympotic matters. 256p b/w illus (Aris & Phillips 2007) Pb was £24.00 now £6.95 SIMPLICIUS: ON ARISTOTLE’S PHYSICS 8.6-10 translated by Richard McKirahan 44 Rome

THE ARMY OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC: THE PORTUS: AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF SECOND CENTURY BC, POLYBIUS AND THE THE PORT OF IMPERIAL ROME CAMPS AT NUMANTIA, SPAIN by Simon Keay, Martin Millett, Lidia Parolli and by Mike Dobson Kristian Strutt The main source of archaeological evidence for Late Roman This volume presents the full results of a survey undertaken Republican camps is a complex of installations around the between 1997 and 2002 and uses them as the basis for a re- Iberian city of Numantia in Spain, excavated by Adolf evaluation of the whole port complex. The geophysical survey Schulten in the early 1900s. This book reassesses the evidence results are interpreted in the context of earlier work at the site proposing radically different alternative reconstructions in order to offer new perspectives on the character and making use of recent fieldwork. 436p, 282 illus (Oxbow Books development of the site. 360p, 233 b/w illus, one fold-out (British 2008) Hb was £40.00 now £15.00 School at Rome 2006) Pb was £49.50 now £35.00

THE MYSTERY OF THE THE ASH CHESTS AND OTHER FUNERARY by Robin Brooks RELIEFS This wonderful book charts the history of the vase in a series by Glenys Davies of nineteen ‘fragments’, from its discovery in 1582 and journey Fifty four ash chests, forty six separate lids, two cinerary vases, through Europe via a series of colourful owners, to its current two grave altars, six gravestones and some fragments, ranging location in the British Museum and restoration after being in date from the Julio-Claudian period to the mid/late second smashed in 1845. 241p b/w pls (Duckworth 2004) Pb was £9.99 century, now housed in the Liverpool Museum. 186p, 116pls. now £3.95 (Von Zabern 2007) Hb was £69.00 now £19.95

THE EMPRESS ZENOBIA: PALMYRA’S REBEL CERAMIQUES ENGOBEES ET METALLESCENTES QUEEN GALLO-ROMAINES by Pat Southern edited by Raymond Brulet, Robin P Symonds and This book is a valiant attempt at sorting truth from legend Fabienne Vilvorder about Zenobia, the third-century AD queen of Palmyra, who Ten papers, all in French, describe production sites of colour- proclaimed herself empress, conquered Egypt and defied the coated pottery at Lezoux, in Bourgogne and Franche-Comte, authority of Rome. 214p (Continuum Books 2009) Hb was £25.00 eastern France and the Rhineland. 420P illus (RCRF 1999) Pb now £9.95 was £60.00 now £19.95

ARCHITECTURE AND ARCHAEOLOGY: THE BRIDGING THE TIBER: APPROACHES TO WORK OF SHEILA GIBSON REGIONAL ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE MIDDLE by Richard Hodges TIBER VALLEY A catalogue accompanying an exhibition of Sheila Gibson’s edited by Helen Patterson architectural drawings and archaeological reconstructions of 19 essays which examine the changing landscapes on both a range of mainly Roman buildings. 60p col and b/w illus (British sides of the valley from 1000 BC to AD 1300. 336p, 128 b/w School at Rome 1991) Pb was £5.00 now £2.50 figs, 8 col pls, 14 tabs (British School at Rome 2004) Pb was £49.95 now £22.50 EXCAVATIONS AT THE MOLA DI MONTE GELATO: A ROMAN AND MEDIEVAL APHRODISIAS AND ROME SETTLEMENT IN SOUTH ETRURIA by Joyce Reynolds by T W Potter, A C King et al. The texts from Aphrodisias in Caria at the core of this book Reports on the excavations in the late 1980s of an Augustan provide remarkable documentation for Roman history during villa 30 km north of Rome as well as a 9th-century fortified the Mithridatic War, the Second Triumvirate and the second- ecclesiastical centre and papal estate. 456p, 255 figs, tbs (British third centuries AD. 214p, 32 pls (Roman Society 1982) Hb was School at Rome 1997) Pb was £55.00 now £15.00 £26.00 now £10.00

SCIPIO AEMILIANUS ROMAN BUTRINT by A E Astin edited by Inge Lyse Hansen and Richard Hodges An assessment of Scipio as a political figure in terms of This volume is an assessment of the Roman archaeology of contemporary politics and of the general development of the Butrint, a compilation of studies and field reports that focuses Roman Republic. 374p. (Oxford UP 1967, rep 2002) Hb £18.00 upon the foundation and early history of the colony. 224p, b/ now £4.95 w illus, tbs, 16p col section (Oxbow Books 2006) Hb was £30.00 now £12.95 ROMAN BODIES: ANTIQUITY TO THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY MYOS HORMOS - QUSEIR AL-QADIM, ROMAN edited by Andrew Hopkins and Maria Wyke AND ISLAMIC PORTS ON THE RED SEA, VOLUME 1: THE SURVEY AND REPORT ON THE This collection of seventeen essays explores the dramatic changes in Western conceptions of the body, encompassing EXCAVATIONS the cultural shifts that occurred across Empire, religion and edited by David Peacock and Lucy Blue science, from antiquity to the eighteenth century. 266p, b/w This site, in tandem with its sister harbour at Berenike, saw illus (British School at Rome 2005) Pb was £32.00 now £16.00 the bulk of Rome’s trade with India and the East. The present volume deals with the survey and excavation of the site. 180p b/w figs (Oxbow Books 2006) Hb was £45.00 now £10.00 45 Rome

GREEK AND LATIN INSCRIPTIONS IN THE TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF ANCIENT KONYA ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM ROME by B.H. McLean by Samuel Ball Platner, revised by Thomas Ashby The texts here shed an irreplaceable light on city and country A concise description of the monumnets and buildings of society around a major centre from the early Roman to the , arranged alphabetically, with references to Byzantine period, and the photographs at the end of the ancient and modern sources. 632P, map (Oxford UP 1929 volume illustrate most of the characteristic inscribed reprint 2002) Hb was £28.00 now £16.00 monuments for the first time. 192p, 189 b/w illus and 1 map (British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara, Monograph 2002) ARCHIVES AND EXCAVATIONS: Hb was £40.00 now £12.95 edited by Ilaria Bignamini FOOD FOR THE GODS: NEW LIGHT ON THE Essays on the History of Archaeological Excavations in Rome ANCIENT INCENSE TRADE and Southern Italy from the Renaissance to the Nineteenth Century. 308p, 151 b/w illus (British School at Rome 2004) Pb edited by David Peacock and David Williams was £49.50 now £22.50 Although incense was a luxury, it was consumed in prodigious quantities by the ancient world, in temples and at funerals, MONUMENTS FROM APPIA AND THE UPPER but also in private homes. The papers in this volume look at TEMBRIS VALLEY, COTIAEUM, CADI, SYNAUS, the role of incense, primarily - though not exclusively - during ANCYRA SIDERA AND TIBERIOPOLIS the Roman period. 166p, b/w illus (Oxbow Books 2006) Hb was edited by B. Levick and S. Mitchell £35.00 now £10.00 Contains inscribed and uninscribed monuments from the ROMANS IN NORTHERN CAMPANIA territories of Cadi, Tiberiopolis, Ancyra Sidera, and Synaus, which lie west of Aezani (covered in MAMA 9), and from by P Arthur Appia, Cotiaeum, and the Phrygo-Mysian border. 201p, pls, Examines the archaeology and history of the area round the illus (Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies 1993) Hb £40.00 Massico and Garigliano Basin to discuss the regions settlement now £10.00 and land-use. Includes the famed Ager Falernus and the Roman and Latin colonies of Minturnae, Sinuessa and Suessa EXCAVATIONS AT SABRATHA, 1948-51 Aurunca. 137p, 22 figs, 20 pls (British School at Rome 1991) Pb by Philip M. Kenrick was £30.00 now £12.50 Includes chapters on the forum, east forum temple, capitolium, THE LATE REPUBLICAN VILLA AT POSTO, basilica/church, temple of Serapis, insulae, the Severan FRANCOLISE monument, the theatre, the Byzantine defences and the pottery. 326p, 64 pls (Roman Society 1986) Hb was £30.00 now by M A Cotton £15.00 Reports on the 1962-5 excavations with a full description of pottery and other finds. 200p, 69 figs, 56 pls (British School at PERFUMES AND COSMETICS IN THE ROMAN Rome 1979) Hb £15.00 reduced to £5.00 WORLD by Susan Stewart ROMAN FINDS: CONTEXT AND THEORY Perfume and cosmetics played a central role in Roman society, edited by Richard Hingley and Steve Willis providing a vital means of expressing gender, power, social 20 papers which present and evaulate current approaches to status and belonging. Susan Stewart brings together literary the study of Roman material culture. 240p b/w illus (Oxbow and material evidence to provide an authoritative account Books 2007) Pb £38.00 now £14.95 with a wealth of fascinating detail. 160p b/w illus (Tempus 2007) Pb was £16.99 now £7.95 TERRA MARIQUE: STUDIES IN ART HISTORY AND MARINE ARCHAEOLOGY STUDIES IN ROMAN PRIVATE LAW edited by John Pollini by Alan Watson This festschrift is in two thematic parts: the first reflects Anna Roman private law remained a vital element of Roman McCann’s general interests in ancient art and archaeology, government throughout its long history. These essays examine especially Greek and Roman sculpture; the other, her specific the nature of areas of the law, the problems it was designed to expertise in underwater and port archaeology and technology. combat and its fate. 384p (Hambledon 1990) Hb was £60.00 304p (Oxbow Books 2005) Hb was £45.00 now £10.00 now £12.95

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SAN ROCCO VILLA AT FRANCOLISE CELTI (PENAFLOR) by M. Aylwin Cotton and Guy P. R. Metraux by Simon Keay, John Creighton and José Remesal Full report on the 1962-6 excavations of the villa and on the Rodriguez finds, with discussion of the region. 277p incl. 66 figs plus 1 The settlement of Penaflor, the site of ancient Celti, was foldout and 98 photos (British School at Rome 1985) Hb was selected for excavation for its epigraphic and historical record £15.00 now £5.00 and its uncluttered stratigraphic sequence. 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ROMAN SAMIAN POTTERY IN BRITAIN ROMAN DROITWICH by Peter Webster by Derek Hurst An ‘introduction to samian ware in Britain’: what it is and This colume covers three major sites in Roman Droitwich why it is important; how it was made, both plain and (Salinae). The full extent and character of the Neronian fort decorated; where it was made, when, and with what fabrics; on Dodderhill are explained, and the remains of the large and and the systems of classification. 138p b/w illus (CBA 1996, spectacular villa at Bays Meadow are also revealed. 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A series of plots containing (Oxbow Books 2007) Hb was £50.00 now £10.00 rectangular stone buildings was laid out on one side of the road, whilst on the other side was a monumental shrine MONOGRAPHS AND COLLECTIONS 1: ROMAN complex containing hundreds of votive offerings. 361p (Oxford SITES Archaeology 2009) Hb was £19.99 now £7.50 edited by George Boon EXCAVATIONS AT BARROW HILLS, RADLEY, This volume reports on excavations of Roman sites at OXFORDSHIRE, 1983-85, VOLUME 2 Caerleon, Great Bulmore, Brithdir and Church Street near by R.A. Chambers and E. McAdam Carmarthen. 129P (Cambrian Archaeological Society 1978) Pb was £10.00 now £3.95 Publishes a Romano-British cemetery consisting of 69 burials dating to the 3rd and 4th centuries, as well as an Anglo-Saxon ROMANITAS settlement composed of post-built structures and sunken- featured buildings. 280p b/w illus (Oxford Archaeology 2006) edited by R.J.A. Wilson Hb was £24.99 now £7.50 This volume is a collection of essays to celebrate the 90th birthday of Sheppard Frere. Most concern the archaeology of LONGTHORPE II: THE MILITARY WORKS DEPOT Roman Britain, which has been at the heart of Sheppard’s by G.P. Dannell and J.P. Wild research interests, and to which he has made such a distinguished contribution. 272P b/w illus (Oxbow 2006) Hb This volume describes the pottery-making depot attached to was 30.00 now £10.00 the pre-Flavian vexillation fortress of Longthorpe near Peterborough and and throws light on the problems of supply ART AND SOCIETY IN FOURTH-CENTURY of the Roman army during the conquest campaigns. 206p, 27 BRITAIN: VILLA MOSAICS IN CONTEXT b/w pls (Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies 1987) Pb was £15.75 now £5.00 by Sarah Scott This study looks at mosaic art within the context of elite life THE ROMANO-BRITISH ‘SMALL TOWN’ AT and its decline during the course of the 4th century AD. 192P WANBOROUGH, WILTSHIRE: EXCAVATIONS (b/w illus (OUSA 2000) Pb was £28.00 now £5.00 1966-1976 CANNINGTON CEMETERY by A.S. Anderson, J.S. Wacher and A.P. Fitzpatrick by Philip Rahtz, Sue Hirst and Susan M. Wright This report summarises the excavations and presents the finds (coins, metal objects, pottery, tiles, domestic and personal Deals with the Roman inhumation burials from the cemetery, items), as well as the archaeological sequence dating from the the grave goods, dating and phasing, the biology of the human 1st to 4th century AD. 400p, 11 b/w plates (Society for the remains including pathology, health and dentition, physical Promotion of Roman Studies 2001) Pb was £44.00 now £15.00 characteristics and age, sex and mortality profiles. 516p, b/w figs (Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies 2000) Pb was CORSTOPITUM: AN EDWARDIAN EXCAVATION £56.00 now £15.00 by M C Bishop EXCAVATIONS AT BROUGH-ON-HUMBER 1958- A selection of photographs, most taken by J P Gibson, illustrate 1961 an Edwardian excavation. 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THE BATHS BASILICA WROXETER ARCHAEOLOGY IN BATH 1976-1985 by Philip Barker, Roger White, Kate Pretty, Heather Bird edited by Peter Davenport and Mike Corbishley This report describes three excavations within Bath which Report of excavations from 1966-1990 on the site of the baths uncovered substantial Roman foundations, a Roman mosaic basilica (AD 150). Lots of illustrations, conjectural and post-Roman burials. 166p, 129 figs, 1 fiche (OUCA reconstructions of buildings, site panoramas, 177 loose-leaf Monograph 28, 1991) Pb £20.00 now £5.00 plans. 395pp, 380 figs, 53 tabs, 177 plans (English Heritage 1998) Pb was £70.00 now £19.95 LIFE AND LABOUR IN LATE ROMAN SILCHESTER: EXCAVATIONS IN INSULA IX SINCE 1997 THE ROMAN BATHS AND MACELLUM AT by Michael Fulford WROXETER These excavations show that the Insula underwent radical compiled and edited by Peter Ellis change, c. AD 250/300, with the construction of new Report from the 1955-85 excavations on the southern part of workshop and residential buildings on the orientation of the the insula – containing a market hall. 393p, b/w plns and illus Roman street-grid, following the demolition of mid-Roman (English Heritage 2000)Pb was £55.00 now £19.95 buildings arranged on different, pre- and early Roman alignments. 404p, 125 illus (Roman Society 2006) Pb was £68.00 THE LEGIONARY FORTRESS AT WROXETER now £25.00 by Graham Webster CAERLEON CANABAE: EXCAVATIONS IN THE Report of the excavations 1955-85 at the fortress (AD 60-90), CIVIL SETTLEMENT 1984-90 built on a strategic crossing-point on the Severn. Extensive evidence for legionary earth and timber defences, and by Edith Evans considerable quantity of finds. 293p, many b/w pls (English This substantial volume concentrates on the area around Mill Heritage 2002) Pb was £45.00 now £14.95 Street where excavators uncovered a network of Roman roads which fronted 22 buildings. The numerous artefacts are also Get all three for only £45.00 discussed in detail. 537p, b/w figs (Roman Society 2000) Pb £52.00 now £15.00

THE BEST TRAINING GROUND FOR ROMAN ALCESTER, SOUTHERN EXTRAMURAL ARCHAEOLOGISTS AREA, PART 1: STRATIGRAPHY AND by P.W.M. Freeman STRUCTURES A biography of Francis Haverfield, the ‘father of Romano- edited by C Mahany British studies’, and a history of the development of Romano- British archaeology in the nineteenth and early twentieth Describes an unparalleled variety of complete structures, centuries. 688p (Oxbow Books 2007) Pb was £24.95 now £9.95 including a smithy, with a review of work in the town up to 1989. 188p, 111 b/w figs, 11 b/w pls, tbs, fiche (CBA Res Rep 96, EXCAVATIONS AT DEANSWAY, WORCESTER 1988- 1994) Pb £28.00 now £9.95 89 ROMAN ALCESTER, SOUTHERN EXTRAMURAL by Hal Dalwood and Rachel Edwards AREA, PART 2: FINDS AND DISCUSSION The Deansway excavation lay in the centre of Worcester, edited by Stephen Cracknell and Christine Mahany where four large areas were excavated in 1988–89. Deeply stratified deposits revealed extensive evidence for the Brings together all the information from the excavations to development of the settlement from a Romano-British small interpret the economy of the site and its context. 286p b/w town to a late medieval city. 605p b/w illus (CBA 2004) Pb was illus (CBA 1994) Pb was £34.00 now £9.95 £32.00 now £9.95 ROMAN ALCESTER 3: NORTHERN EXTRAMURAL EXCAVATIONS AT KINGSCOTE AND WYCOMB, AREA GLOUCESTERSHIRE by Paul Booth and Jeremy Evans by Jane R. Timby Includes reports on ceramics and metal objects which were Detailed report into all aspects of these two Roman sites, an associated with the original military settlement and the estate centre and a small town; method, excavations, development of the town in the early AD 60s. In addition, architectural features, a huge range of finds and environmental evidence was found for the first civilian structures. 328p, 177 and skeletal evidence. 476p, b/w figs & illus (Cotswold b/w figs, fiche (CBA 2001) Pb was £36.00 now £6.95 Archaeological Trust 1989) Pb was £39.00 now £14.95 BECOMING ROMAN, BEING GALLIC, STAYING TRANSECT THROUGH TIME: THE BRITISH: RESEARCH AND EXCAVATION AT ARCHAEOLOGICAL LANDSCAPE OF THE SHELL DITCHES ‘HILLFORT’ AND VILLA 1984-2006 NORTH WESTERN ETHYLENE PIPELINE by Stephen Trow, Simon James and Tom Moore edited by J Lambert, R Newman and A Oliver Excavations carried out from 1984-1985 at Ditches in A new chemical pipeline from Scotland to Cheshire ran down Gloucestershire identified a large, late Iron Age enclosure the west coast through areas of Roman interest. Excavation which contained a remarkably early . This long was carried out at 4 sites as well as a more detailed study of awaited excavation report reinterprets this evidence in the the Lune gorge. 122p, figs, tabs (Lancaster University 1995) Pb light of more recent studies of the late Iron Age-Roman was £20.00 now £5.00 transition. 240p, 54 b/w illus (Oxbow Books 2008) Pb was £35.00 now £9.95 50 Roman Britain

CENTRAL AND EAST GAULISH MOULD- VERULAMIUM EXCAVATIONS, VOLUME II DECORATED SAMIAN WARE IN THE ROYAL by Sheppard Frere ONTARIO MUSEUM This report covers the work at Verulanium (St Albans) carried by Alison Harle Easson out between 1955 and 1961. This include the Belgic mint, the Most of the 111 pieces described and illustrated in this Roman defences, the forum, the northern monumental arch, catalogue come from excavations of Roman London. 49p, illus and various intra- and extra-mural sequences. 392p, 156 figs (RO 1988) Pb £13.00 now £5.95 (Society of Antiquaries, 1983) Hb was £30.00 now £9.95

THE ART TREASURES FROM THE TEMPLE OF THE DEFENCES OF THE LOWER CITY MITHRAS edited by Michael J. Jones by J.M.C. Toynbee This volume details the results of two large-scale excavations This catalogue presents the extraordinary cache of sculpture of the western defences of the lower walled Roman city of from the 1954 excavations of the Temple of Mithras in London. Lincoln. Studies of the Roman and medieval finds include 69p b/w illus col pls (London & Middlesex Archaeology 1986) Pb pottery, other artefacts and animal bone. 286p b/w ilus (CBA was £6.00 now £2.95 1999) Pb was £36.00 now £9.95

ALBAN’S BURIED TOWNS: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE EXCAVATION OF THE SHRINE OF APOLLO ST ALBANS’ ARCHAEOLOGY UP TO AD 1600 AT NETTLETON, WILTSHIRE, 1956-71 by Rosalind Niblett and Isobel Thompson. by W J Wedlake This volume is a critical assessment of the current Report on excavation of an elaborate 1st-century AD temple archaeological information from an area of 12 square with associated priest’s house, hostelry and shop. 316p, 49 now £12.95 kilometers centred on medieval and modern St Albans and its illus (Soc of Antiquaries 1982) Hb £30.00 Roman predecessor, Verulamium. The papers in this volume EXCAVATIONS AT RICHBOROUGH 5 look at the development of this important city throughout its long history, bringing its Roman and Medieval past to life. edited by B W Cunliffe 414p, 6 plans, 12 tables, 156 figs (Oxbow Books 2005) Hb was Reports on early timber buildings, the monumental arch and £40.00 now £10.00 comprehensive summary of Richborough’s place in Roman Britain. 414p, 126 illus (Soc of Ant 1968) Hb £15.00 now £7.95 DOLAUCOTHI-PUMSAINT: SURVEY AND EXCAVATION AT A ROMAN GOLD-MINING ASPECTS OF INDUSTRY IN ROMAN YORKSHIRE COMPLEX 1987-1999 AND THE NORTH by Barry and Helen Burnham edited by Pete Wilson and Jennifer Price Dolaucothi, near the modern village of Pumsaint in south- Ten papers focus on craft production in Roman Yorkshire, west Wales, is the only site in Britain where the Romans are and the evidence for the role of the army in local known certainly to have mined for gold. This volume reports manufacturing activities. 160p, 69 b/w figs (Oxbow Books 2003) on a series of investigations carried out at the important Hb was £35.00 now £5.00 complex over a period of 12 years. 344p, 206 b/w figs, tabs (Oxbow Books 2004) Hb was £60.00 now £20.00 IMAGINING ROMAN BRITAIN: VICTORIAN RESPONSES TO A ROMAN PAST CATARACTONIUM, PART II by Virginia Hoselitz by P.R. Wilson This book explores changing Victorian conceptions of Roman The second and final volume to publish the results of Britain, using archaeological activity in four British provincial excavations and research carried out at Roman Catterick, towns to show how discoveries interacted with Victorian North Yorkshire, (1958-1997) focuses on the impressive imperial identities, and the ways in which Victorian assemblage of small finds which raise questions about the archaeology emerged. 208p (Boydell 2007) Hb was £50.00 now nature of the settlement. 524p, many b/w figs, tbs, CD-Rom £14.95 (English Heritage 2002) Pb was £32.00 now £6.95 THE ROMAN CONQUEST OF SCOTLAND: THE THE ROMANO-BRITISH VILLA AT CASTLE BATTLE OF MONS GRAUPIUS, AD 84 COPSE, GREAT BEDWYN by James E. Fraser edited by E Hostetter and T N Howe In this new book James Fraser reconsiders the events leading Report on the excavation of a large Roman courtyard villa in up to the battle of Mons Graupius, Rome’s intent and Wiltshire. 550p, b/w pls, figs (Indiana UP 1997) Hb was £41.95 Agricola’s objectives, as well as providing an impressionistic now £9.95 reconstruction of the battle itself. 159p b/w illus (The History Press 2005, repr. 2008) Pb was £12.99 now £4.95 ROMAN CARMARTHEN: EXCAVATIONS, 1973-93 by Heather James STRAGEATH: EXCAVATIONS WITHIN THE ROMAN FORT, 1973-86 This report presents the evidence from a series of excavations around the town, including Spilman Street, Priory Street, by S.S. Frere and J.J. Wilkes Church Street and the Parade, in order to answer questions This volume describes the exploration of three successive forts about the Roman presence in the town, particularly the puzzle at Strageath, Scotland, and makes important contributions to of why no evidence of a vicus has been discovered despite the the study of the Roman North and to Roman military existence of a fort. 416p, 23 plates (Society for the Promotion of archaeology. 360p, 40 b/w pls (Society for the Promotion of Roman Roman Studies 2003) Pb was £60.00 now £20.00 Studies 1989) Pb was £26.00 now £10.00 51 Roman Britain

FAREWELL : A FAMILY SAGA OF STONEA AND THE ROMAN FENS ROMAN BRITAIN by Tim Malin by Simon Young In this accessible and authoritative volume Tim Malim presents Simon Young has invented a multi-generational family, part a synthesis of Stonea’s archaeology and environment. He Roman, part Celtic (invaders intermarrying with natives) to discusses Stonea’s Roman town plan and buildings, including tell the dramatic story of 400 years of Roman rule in Britain. temples, administrative buildings, houses and service features The narrator is writing this ‘family history’ in 430 AD, realising and the great number of finds that have been discovered, such the Romans will never return. He chooses 14 of the most as coins, luxury items and debris from everyday life and interesting, but not always the most admirable, of his industrial activity. 256p b/w illus col pls (Tempus 2005) Pb was ancestors. 286p (Weidenfeld & Nicholson 2007) Hb was £16.99 £19.99 now £9.95 now £6.95 THE ULEY SHRINES THE SILCHESTER AMPHITHEATRE: by Anne Woodward and Peter Leach EXCAVATIONS OF 1979-85 Report on 1977-79 excavations of the ritual complex on West by Michael Fulford Hill, Uley. The extensive finds are catalogued. 400p, 200 illus Throws new light on one of the principal monuments of Roman (English Heritage 1993) Pb was £40.00 now £14.95 Silchester and examines the functions of urban and military amphitheatres in Britain. 248p, 40 b/w pls (Society for the EXCAVATIONS IN BATH 1950-1975 Promotion of Roman Studies 1989) Pb was £22.00 now £10.00 edited by Barry Cunliffe 19 contributions on the excavation of Roman and medieval SILCHESTER: EXCAVATIONS ON THE DEFENCES, Bath include reports on ten excavations, prehistoric through 1974-80 to post-medieval finds and overviews of the work of the Bath edited by Michael Fulford and Camerton Archaeological Society. 181p, 8 b/w pls, b/w figs only £3.95 This is a chronological and thematic description of the (CRAAGS Excavation Report 1, 1979) Pb excavation of parts of the Calleva defences, followed by EXCAVATIONS IN THE MIDDLE WASHBROOK descriptions of the finds and specialist reports. 301p b/w pls (Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies 1984) Pb was £17.50 VALLEY now £8.00 by Tony Wilmott A synthesis of material excavated by the Guildhall Museum LEUCARUM: EXCAVATIONS AT THE ROMAN along the course of the Walbrook stream between 1927 and AUXILLIARY FORT AT LOUGHOR, WEST 1960. Noted for their Roman finds, seven sites are discussed GLAMORGAN, 1982-84 AND 1987-88 and a history of the development of the area is created. 189p, by H.G. Marvell and H.S. Owen-John 117 b/w figs and pls (LAMAS 1991) Pb was £19.95 now £4.95 The Roman fort at Loughor was founded in c. AD 75 and BOUDICA occupied continuously until the early 120s. The fort was then reduced and was reoccupied from c. 270 until the early fourth by Vanessa Collingridge century. Excavation was concentrated on the defences and In accessible and immediate prose Collingridge examines the part of the interior. 448p, 26 pls (Society for the Promotion of impact of Rome on Boudica’s Britain, the relationships of Roman Studies 1997) Pb was £45.00 now £10.00 Britain’s numerous kings with Rome, and the extent to which Romanisation was welcomed (or not). Throughout the book, ROMANO-BRITISH COIN numerous conversations with archaeologists and historians by Richard Anthony Abdy are recounted word for word. 390p (Overlook Press 2006) Hb was £18.99 now £6.95 Combines both an introduction to hoarding, discussing some of the major discoveries in recent times, and an outline history THREE ROMAN BUILDINGS IN THE BULBOURNE of hoards and coinage from the early conquest period to the VALLEY 5th century AD. 72p b/w illus (Shire 2002) Pb was £6.99 now £3.50 by David S Neal Reports on the excavation of 3 Roman villas at Northchurch, BALDOCK: THE EXCAVATION OF A ROMAN AND Boxmoor House School and Hemel Hempstead in the PRE-ROMAN SETTLEMENT, 1968-72 Chilterns. Includes find reports and lots of illustrations. 135p, by I.M. Stead and Valery Rigby b/w pls, figs (Hertfordshire Archaeology 1976) Pb only £4.95 This is an account of large-scale excavations revealing the ROMAN POTTERS KILNS OF development of an extensive Iron Age settlement and small Roman town in Hertfordshire from c. 200 B.C. to A.D. 450. by M.R. Hull 435p, 160 b/w figs, tbs (Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies The publication of eight kilns, which include the first kiln for 1986) Pb was £22.00 now £10.00 the manufacture of Terra Sigillata to be found in Britain. 324p, 22 illustrations, 107 drawings (Society of Antiquaries, 1963) was A ROMAN FRONTIER FORT IN SCOTLAND: £12.00 now £6.95 ELGINHAUGH EXCAVATIONS IN SOUTHWARK 1973-76, by William S. Hanson LAMBETH 1973-79 Tells the story of Elginhaugh from its discovery and excavation to the interpretation of the evidence revealed, as well as its edited by Peter Hinton impact on the local environment and population, and what Excavations at a number of sites, in particular a major urban happened once the army had left. 159p b/w illus col pls (Tempus settlement in Southwark. 497p, 9 b/w pls, many figs (LAMAS 2007) Pb was £17.99 now £7.95 1988) Pb £14.00 now £6.95 52 Roman Britain

CSIR: GB 1, 2: BATH Chichester Excavations - Buy all 8 by B W Cunliffe and M G Fulford volumes for only £24.95 A corpus of sculpture from Bath and the central southern English counties. 59p plus 48p of p/w pls (British Academy/OUP CHICHESTER EXCAVATIONS 1 1982) Hb £50.00 now £9.95 by Alec Down CSIR: GB 1, 3: YORKSHIRE Begins with an essay on the origin of Chichester by Barry Cunliffe; provides a gazetteer of Roman sites within the city by S R Tufi and reports on Roman and Medieval excavations. 172p with Sculpture from Yorkshire, including York. (British Academy figs, 16 pls. (Phillimore 1971) Hb was £24.00 now £4.95 1983) Hb £50.00 now £9.95 CHICHESTER EXCAVATIONS 2 CSIR: GB, I, 4: SCOTLAND by Alec Down by L J F Keppie and B J Arnold Reports on excavations of Roman, Medieval and Later sites in Sculpture from North of Hadrian’s Wall. (British Academy 1984) the city, including the Eastgate Bastion; includes a gazetteer Hb £50.00 now £9.95 of Saxon and medieval sites and finds from the city. 162p with figures, 33 pls. (Phillimore 1974) Hb was £24.00 now £4.95 CSIR: GB 1, 8: EASTERN ENGLAND by Janet Huskinson. CHICHESTER EXCAVATIONS 3 A complete catalogue of Roman sculptures from Essex, Suffolk, by Alec Down Norfolk, Lincolnshire, South Humberside, Cambridgeshire, Reports on excavations and Roman finds from the NW Bedfordshire, Northamptonshire, Leicestershire and quadrant of the Roman town; on two Medieval pottery kilns; Nottinghamshire, including such major sites as Lincoln and gazetteer of post-Medieval sites; discussion of Chichester's Colchester. 96p, 32 pls (British Academy 1994) Hb £45.00 now early occupation. 373p with figs, 20 pls. (Phillimore 1977) Hb £9.95 was £36.00 now £4.95

INTERPRETING ROMAN LONDON: PAPERS IN CHICHESTER EXCAVATIONS 4 MEMORY OF HUGH CHAPMAN by Alec Down edited by Joanna Bird, Mark Hassall and Harvey A full account of the excavation of three Roman villas. Plans Sheldon and photos of excavations, reconstructions of buildings, Roman London was Hugh Chapman’s stamping ground and illustration of finds: mosaics, pottery, objects. 202p, 20pls. it is no surprise that his friends and colleagues should have (Philimore 1979) Hb was £24.00 now £4.95 chosen it as the theme to this tribute to his memory. This volume is jam-packed with contributions from many scholars. 270p, CHICHESTER EXCAVATIONS 5 figs and pls (Oxbow Books 1996) Hb was £40.00 now £12.95 by Alec Down SKELETON GREEN Reports on excavations of Roman and Medieval sites in the city, with specialist accounts of the finds. 298p with figs and by Clive Patridge pls. (Phillimore 1981) Hb was £36.00 now £4.95 This is an outstanding late Iron Age and Romano-British site in Hertfordshire where the stratified sequence of late Belgic CHICHESTER EXCAVATIONS 6 buildings and occupation underlying an interesting 2nd- by Alec Down century Romano-British cemetery has yielded remarkable Excavations around the town between 1978 and 1982 produce collections of Arretine, Gallo-Belgic and local pottery, together evidence for: early Bronze Age, late Iron Age (pre-Conquest with coins and other objects. 359p, 15 b/w pls (Society for the amphorae), massive defensive ditch of time of Cogidubnius, Promotion of Roman Studies 1981) Pb was £13.00 now £6.00 evidence for Leg II Aug in AD 43, etc. 301p with figs (Phillimore, ENVIRONMENTAL EVIDENCE FROM THE 1989) Hb was £36.00 now £4.95 COLONIA CHICHESTER EXCAVATIONS 7 by A.R. Hall and H.K. 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Important finds included the first lead coffins EXCAVATIONS 1962-69 from the Roman period found in the city, and a Roman mosaic by Lorna Watts and Peter Leach. from St. Peter's, North Street. 260p with text figs and 23 plates. (Phillimore 1993) Hb was £40.00 now £4.95 The temples and cult objects are examined in detail along with the implications of this site for the history of sub-Roman southern Britain. Excavations were carried out in the 1960s under the direction of Ernst Greenfield and the report has been compiled from the archives. 161p, 13 fiche, pls, figs (CBA RR 99, 1996) Pb £36.95 now £9.95 53 Roman Britain and Latin Literature THE WORK OF GIANTS: STONE AND QUARRYING IN ROMAN BRITAIN Aris & Phillips Classical Texts Each Comprises the Latin text with facing English translation, by Andrew Pearson an introduction and commentary. Hardbacks - were £40.00 now Examines evidence for stone quarrying and building from the £9.95 each late Iron Age and throughout the Roman period, the types of stone exploited, how the stone was procured and transported, CAESAR: CIVIL WAR, I & II the tools and techniques used, native versus imported stone edited by J.M. Carter and how the use of local stone influenced architectural style. 160p b/w illus col pls (Tempus 2006) Pb was £19.99 now £9.95 CICERO: ON STOIC GOOD AND EVIL THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF ROMAN LONDON, edited by M.R. Wright VOLUME 3: PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN THE SOUTH- LIVY: BOOK 37 WEST QUARTER OF ROMAN LONDON edited by P.G. Walsh by Tim Williams This report describes first and second century buildings and LIVY: BOOK 38 occupation on the western of the two hills on which Roman edited by P.G. Walsh London was built. 108p, 67 figs, 6 col pls (CBA 1993) Pb was £32.00 now £7.95 LIVY: BOOK 40 EXCAVATIONS AT BILLINGSGATE BUILDINGS, edited by P.G. 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SENECA: FOUR DIALOGUES IMAGES OF AUTHORITY by C.D.N. Costa edited by Mary Margaret Mackenzie and Charlotte Roueché SUETONIUS: LIVES OF GALBA, OTHO AND Twelve papers discuss the precariousness of political and VITELLIUS religious authority in Greek literature and culture at Rome as edited by D.C.A. Shotter well as in Carolingian Europe and Renaissance Crete. 228p (Cambridge Phil Soc, 1989) Pb £15.00 now £4.95 TACITUS: ANNALS V AND VI THE ELDER PLINY ON THE HUMAN ANIMAL: edited by Ronald Martin BOOK 7 TERENCE: THE EUNUCH translated with introduction and commentary by Mary edited by A.J. Brothers Beagon Mary Beagon selected this ‘small part of a very large work’ PLINY’S CATALOGUE OF CULTURE: ART AND because it contains Pliny’s thoughts on the human race which EMPIRE IN THE NATURAL HISTORY he believed to be central to the entire natural order and the universe. She presents a translation and an extremely detailed by Sorcha Carey commentary. 515p (Clarendon Ancient History Series, Oxford Sorcha Carey argues that only by studying those sections UP 2005) Pb was £45.00 now £12.95 covering the history of art within the broader context of the Natural History can we explore Pliny’s aims and concerns PROPERTIUS : ELEGIES within the setting of Roman imperial politics and culture. 208p edited by E.A. Barber b/w illus (Oxford UP 2003, Pb 2006) Pb was £39.00 now £14.95 180P (Oxford Classical Texts 1960) Hb was £15.50 now £5.95 PROPERTIUS: MODERNIST POET OF ANTIQUITY HORACE AND THE DIALECTIC OF FREEDOM: by D. Thomas Benediktson READINGS IN EPISTLES 1 An examination of Propertius in light of nonclassical, by W.R. Johnson modernist literary techniques, especially internal monologue or stream of consciousness and imagism. The result is a picture Traces the key themes in the poems, suchas Horace’s of Propertius that accounts for the mathematical precision of relationship with his father and with Rome his adoptive city, Book I, the structural chaos of Book II, and the more balanced and the conflicts between urban vitality and rustic serenity poetry of Books III and IV. 176p (Southern Illinois University and between inner freedom and outer freedom. 172p (Cornell Press 1989) Hb was £26.50 now £6.95 UP 1993) Hb was £38.50 now £9.95 54 Latin Literature

PASTORAL INSCRIPTIONS: READING AND POWERPLAY IN TIBULLUS WRITING VIRGIL’S ECLOGUES by Parshia Lee-Stecum by Brian W. Breed This criticism, assuming a traditional linear reading of Tibullus’ Examines the tension between representations of orality in Book 1, examines the relationships described in his work for Virgils pastoral world and the intense textuality of his pastoral imbalance of power and its effects on various areas of daily poetry. 199p (Duckworth 2006) Pb was £16.99 now £5.95 life, for example, the relationship of poet and patron.This is a refreshing criticism, uncovering the unstable basis of Tibullan SENECA: SELECT LETTERS elegy. (Cambridge Classical Studies 1998) Hb £50.00 now £12.95 edited by W Summers PATTERNS OF REDEMPTION IN VIRGIL’S Selected letters in translation with introduction and notes. 184p GEORGICS (Bristol Classical Press 1991) Pb was £16.95 now £6.95 by Llewelyn Morgan CICERO’S SPEECHES: THE CRITIC IN ACTION Presents a new interpretation of the Georgics. Reconsiders the by Stephen Usher background and underlying message of the poems as an exercise in Octavian propaganda and a response to the In this book Stephen Usher gives a detailed account of how Octavian regime following the civil wars of th time. 296p (CUP Cicero viewed oratory. He sets each speech in its historical 1999) Hb was £64.00 now £12.95 and forensic context, and examines to what extent and how successfully Cicero employs his own definitions of great CICERO: PRO ROSCIO AMERINO oratory. 300p (Aris & Phillips 2008) Pb was £25.00 now £6.95 edited by E Donkin THE POLITICS OF DESIRE: PROPERTIUS IV An accurate Latin edition of Cicero’s speech in defence of by Micaela Janan Sextus Roscius. Includes an introduction, synopses and notes. 176p (Bristol CP 1993) Pb £12.95 now £4.95 Janan uses modern psychoanalytical methods to examine Propertius (c.54-2 BC), and explores the social and political LATIN EPIC AND DIDACTIC POETRY forces that helped to create his poems. 244p (University of California 2001) Pb was £18.95 now £6.95 edited by Monica S. Gale Eleven papers which examine the ways in which Latin authors THE FUNCTION OF HUMOUR IN ROMAN VERSE used the genres of epic and didactic, the reasons for the blurred SATIRE distinction or margins between the two, and the historical and by Maria Plaza political context of specific poems. 262p (Classical Press of Wales 2004) Hb was £45.00 now £19.95 Maria Plaza analyses the function of humour in Horace, Persius, and Juvenal. Her starting point is that satire is driven STUDIES IN LATIN LITERATURE AND ITS by two motives, which are to a certain extent opposed: to TRADITION IN HONOUR OF C O BRINK display humour, and to promote a serious moral message. 370p (Oxford UP 2006, Pb 2008) Pb was £28.00 now £12.95 edited by J Diggle, J B Hall and H D Rocelyn Ten papers on Republican and Augustan literature, including POEMS OF CATULLUS Ovid’s Tristia, Catullus, Horace, Livy, Cicero and Virgil. 145p chosen and edited by G A Williamson (Cambridge Phil Soc 1989) £15.00 now £3.95 “Contains almost every poem that can be read and explained TACITUS: AGRICOLA without embarrassment...” Latin text with commentary. 187p (Bristol Classical Press 1969, rep 1994) Pb was £9.95 now £3.95 edited by RM Oglivie and IA Richmond Latin text amplified by an extensive commentary enlarging ROMAN COMEDY on all sorts of details about the country and people of Britain. by Kenneth McLeish 360P (Oxford UP reprint 2002) Hb was £15.00 now £9.95 A short introduction to the plays of Terence and Plautus WACKERNAGEL’S LAW AND THE PLACEMENT describing the social context in which they worked and OF THE COPULA ESSE IN CLASSICAL LATIN assessing their significance in the development of later dramatic traditions. 80p, b/w figs (Macmillan 1976, Bristol CP by J N Adams 1986) Pb £8.99 now £3.95 Aims to establish a system to recognise the diverse patterns of placement of the copula esse in Classical Latin and to consider OVIDIAN TRANSFORMATIONS its possible relationship to Wackernagel’s law. 98p (Cambridge edited by Philip Hardie, Alessandro Barchiesi and Phil Soc 1994) Pb £15.00 now £4.95 Stephen Hinds HORACE’S ODES AND THE MYSTERY OF DO-RE- 18 essays bring together Classical with medieval and MI Renaissance scholars to discuss themes relating to Ovid’s Metamorphoses and responses to it from the Augustan age to edited with translation and commentary by Stuart Ted Hughes. 336P (Cambridge Philological Society 1999) Pb was Lyons £32.50 now £9.95 Lyons’s acclaimed verse translation of the Odes is here fully revised and included with revealing new material on Horace THE POET LUCAN and the nature of his work. A final chapter argues that Guido by M P O Morford d’Arezzo, an eleventh-century Benedictine choirmaster, used Morford considers the rules of ancient rhetoric and common the melody of Horace’s Ode to Phyllis to invent the do-re-mi themes in Lucan’s epic on the Civil War as well as the poem mnemonic. 272p (Aris & Phillips 2007) Pb was £19.95 now itself, incorporating three new translations. 93p (Blackwell £6.95 1967, Bristol CP 1996) Pb £10.95 now £3.95 55 Latin Literature Late Antiquity and Byzantine

THE CURSE OF EXILE: A STUDY OF OVID’S IBIS CLAUDIAN: POETRY AND PROPAGANDA AT THE by Gareth D Williams COURT OF Shows how an understanding of Ovid’s exile poetry is by Alan Cameron incomplete without recognition of the contribution of Ibis, The book studies Claudian’s political techniques, his accounts particularly for its persona and mood. 146p (Cambridge of ’s campaigns and rivals, his debt to Greek rhetorical Philological Society 1996) Pb was £15.00 now £4.95 theory and contemporary poetry, his culture, attitudes to Rome and its problems and not least his position as a pagan at a TERENCE: EUNUCH, PHORMIO, BROTHERS Christian court. 528P (Oxford UP 1970) Hb was £20.00 now by J A Barsby £9.95 An introductory companion to the Penguin translation. 198p STUDIES IN THE DIONYSIACA OF NONNUS (Bristol CP 1991) Pb £7.95 now £2.95 edited by Neil Hopkinson OVID’S METAMORPHOSES AND THE Seven essays which seek to remove Nonnus’ Dionysiaca, the TRADITIONS OF AUGUSTAN POETRY longest surviving ancient poetic text, from its Late Antique/ by Peter E Knox Byzantine limbo and place it firmly within a Classical tradition, based on its legacy of Hellenistic styles and Dionysiac themes. Shows how Ovid combined elements from the entire range of 187p (Cambridge Philological Society 1994) Pb was £15.00 now Roman verse in the composition of the Metamorphoses. 98p £4.95 (Cambridge Phil Soc, 1986) Pb £15.00 now £3.95 THE LATIN ALEXANDER TRALLIANUS: THE TEXT LANDS AND PEOPLES IN ROMAN POETRY: THE AND TRANSMISSION OF A LATE LATIN ETHNOGRAPHICAL TRADITION MEDICAL BOOK by Richard F Thomas by David R Langslow Shows how Greek ethnographical prose influenced the poetry The present work offers an extensive introduction to the text of Virgil, Horace and Lucan and their portrayal of real and and transmission of the ancient Latin version of the medical imagined Roman landscapes and environments. 144p works “Therapeutica” and “On Fevers” of the great sixth- (Cambridge Philological Society 1982) Pb was £15.00 now £3.95 century Greek doctor Alexander of Tralles. 320p, 12 pls. (Roman JEWISH WOMEN PHILOSOPHERS OF FIRST- Society, 2006) Hb was £65.00 now £20.00 CENTURY ALEXANDRIA THIRTEEN COPTIC ACROSTIC HYMNS by Joan E. Taylor edited by K. H. Kuhn and W. J. Tait In this study Joan Tyler examines Philo’s account of the An edition and translation of thirteen acrostic hymns from a Therapeutae, acknowledging problems of bias and manuscript in the Sahidic dialect of Coptic which were written misrepresentation, as a means of investigating the nature of for the Monastery of the Archangel St. Michael at Hamouli in the group and their relationship to other schools of exegesis the Fayyum. 162p, (Griffith Institute, Ashmolean Museum 1996) in Alexandria. 417p, 22 b/w figs (Oxford UP 2003, Pb 2006) Pb Hb was £30.00 now £11.95 was £29.00 now £9.95 UPPER ZOHAR: AN EARLY BYZANTINE FORT IN WHEN THE LAMP IS SHATTERED: DESIRE AND PALAESTINA TERTIA NARRATIVE IN CATULLUS by Richard P. Harper by Micaela Janan The final report of excavations undertaken by the British This study draws on postmodern and feminist theory to re- School of Archaeology in Jerusalem at the 5-7th century fort. examine concepts of desire, gender and sexuality in Catullus, The preservation conditions in the dry sand resulted in some grounding the conflicting standpoints of the narrator in the remarkable finds and interesting zooarchaeological records. social upheavals of the late republic. 204p (Southern Illinois 161p, 20 b/w plates (OUP 1995) Hb was £52.00 now £14.95 UP 1994) Hb was £35.50 now £9.95 CHRISTIAN’S GUIDE TO GREEK CULTURE: THE LITERATURE AND POLITICS IN THE AGE OF PSEUDO-NONNUS COMMENTARIES ON NERO SERMONS 4, 5, 39 AND 43 BY GREGORY OF by J.P. Sullivan NANZIANUS Studies the interaction of literature, patronage and political translated by Jennifer Nimmo Smith. power in Nero’s reign and explores the methods and These commentaries on Gregory of Nanzianus show the techniques that writers used to further their careers or to continued importance of Classical Greek learning in the 6th advance political causes as well as the effects of imperial century. 156P (Liverpool UP 2001) Pb was £15.00 now £4.95 ideology, and official harassment in the literary life of Nero’s court. 218p (Cornell UP 1985) Hb was £28.95 now £9.95 THE CONFLICT BETWEEN CHRISTIANITY AND OVIDIANA GRAECA: FRAGMENTS OF A JUDAISM BYZANTINE VERSION OF OVID’S AMATORY by Leopold Lucas WORKS In this study, originally published in German in 1910, Leopold edited by Pat Easterling and E.J. Kenney Lucas explores the arguments and attitudes of the Church Fragments from Ovid’s poetry, in medieval Greek, with the Fathers from Basil to Augustine. A picture emerges of a Latin text reproduced opposite. 85p (Cambridge Philological strenuous intellectual struggle between Christians and Jews. Society 1965) Pb was £15.00 now £2.95 134p (Aris & Phillips 1993) Pb was £14.95 now £4.95

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PSEUDO-DIONYSIUS OF TEL-MAHRE: SURVEY OF MEDIEVAL CASTLES OF ANATOLIA CHRONICLE PART III II: translated by Witold Witakowski by Clive Foss Although the chronicle dates to the end of the 8th century the A complete record of the walls of Nicomedia and of the smaller third part, translated here is taken from the otherwise lost fortresses along the gulf ranging in date from the 3rd to the John of Ephesus (d. c.588) and covers the reigns of Zeno, 15th century AD. Written sources provide the historical context Anastasius, Justin I and Justinian. 153P (Liverpool UP 1996) to the sites and relations between Byzantines, Crusaders and Pb was £15.00 now £4.95 Turks. 112P 66 pls (BIAA 1996) Hb was £20.00 now £9.95

OPTATUS AGAINST THE DONATISTS THROUGH A GLASS BRIGHTLY: STUDIES IN translated by Mark Edwards BYZANTINE AND MEDIEVAL ART AND Written in the late 4th century by the Bishop of Milevis in North ARCHAEOLOGY Africa this is a detailed refutation of Donatist claims to be the edited by Chris Entwhistle one true church and preceeds the work of St. Augustine. 222P The 25 papers in this volume cover diverse aspects of the (Liverpool UP 1997) Pb was £16.50 now £4.95 material culture of the late Roman, Byzantine and Medieval periods with particular emphasis on metal work and enamel. BYZANTINE BUTRINT 230P (Oxbow 2003) Hb was £50.00 now £10.00 by Richard Hodges This book brings to life this extraordinary Byzantine town, CONSTANTINE: ROMAN EMPEROR, CHRISTIAN with chapters on the historical sources, various aspects of the VICTOR archaeological excavation and survey, finds of pottery and by Paul Stephenson environmental remains. 432p b/w and col illus (Oxbow 2005) A study not of Constantine the man, but of Constantine as a Hb was £40.00 now £10.00 public figure and political operator. Stephenson shows how THE END OF ANTIQUITY: ARCHAEOLOGY, Constantine gained and maintained his grip on power, primarily through his military victories and by maintaining SOCIETY AND RELIGION, 235-700 the loyalty of the army. 358p col pls (Overlook 2009) Hb was by Jeremy Knight £30.00 now £9.95 First published in 1999, this new edition of Jeremy Knight’s examination of the ‘End of Antiquity’ is an excellent guide to A DAY OF GLADNESS: THE SABBATH AMONG what took place across the transition between the Roman and JEWS AND CHRISTIANS IN ANTIQUITY medieval worlds, and what evidence is available to track those by Herold Weiss changes. 224p b/w illus (Tempus 2007) Pb was £17.99 now £6.95 This study looks at the differences between the two faiths in MOSAIC - FESTSCHRIFT FOR A.H.S. MEGAW the Classical era in terms of their religious concerns and ideologies about the Sabbath, viewed through a broad range edited by Judith Herrin, Margaret Mullen and of textual material. 262p (University of South Carolina 2003) Catherine Otten-Froux Hb was £34.50 now £12.95 The 19 contributions reflect Megaw’s great interest in the art, archaeology and culture of the Greek world, especially his POLITICS, PHILOSOPHY AND EMPIRE IN THE work on Cyprus and the Byzantine period. 200p, b/w figs and FOURTH CENTURY: SELECT ORATIONS OF pls (British School at Athens 2001) Hb was £35.00 now £9.95 THEMISTIUS translated by Peter Heather and David Moncur HILARY OF POITIERS: CONFLICTS OF CONSCIENCE AND LAW IN THE FOUTH- The speeches translated here cover the entire career of Themistius, propagandist to a succession of 4th century CENTURY CHURCH Emperors, from Constantius II to Theodosius. 361P (Liverpool translated by Lionel R. Wickham UP 2001) Pb was £16.50 now £4.95 Hilary was the chief proponent of the Nicene Creed in the West. Here his theological writings on the issue are collected TOWNS IN LATE ANTIQUITY and translated. 128P (Liverpool UP 1997) Pb was £15.00 now by T.W. Potter £4.95 The author describes his 1977-81 excavations in the forum at Cherchel in Algeria. His findings are then used as the basis AD 381 for a discussion of civic centres in Late Antiquity in North by Charles Freeman Africa, Asia Minor and the Levant, and elsewhere around The year 381 saw Christianity installed as the sole permissible the Mediterranean. 122P b/w illus (Oxbow 1995) Pb was £16.00 religion of the Roman Empire, with the limits of orthodoxy now £5.00 defined by the state which was also given the power to punish heretics and pagans. Freeman explores this key event in what PASSION AND PARADISE: HUMAN AND DIVINE he describes as “the closing of the Western mind”. 252p EMOTION IN THE THOUGHT OF GREGORY OF (Overlook 2009) Hb was £20.00 now £7.95 NYSSA by J. Warren Smith IAMBLICHUS: ON THE PYTHAGOREAN LIFE This study of the great fourth century theologian Gregory of translated by Gillian Clark Nyssa explores his conception of man’s relationship to God, Written by the most distinguished of Neoplatonists this is the and the implications of man being made in God’s image for most extensive surviving source on Pythagoreanism and also the nature of salvation. Smith also looks at the influence of documents the religious aspirations of Late Antiquity. 122P Neoplatonism on Gregory’s writing. 291p (Crossroad 2004) Pb (Liverpool UP 1989) Pb was £15.00 now £4.95 was £22.99 now £7.95 57 Late Antique and Byzantine

EARLY CHRISTIAN FAMILIES IN CONTEXT: AN AUGUSTINE OF HIPPO: THE MONASTIC RULES INTERDISCIPLINARY DIALOGUE with a commentary by Gerald Bonner edited by David L. Balch and Carolyn Osiek This volume collects and translates Augustine’s writings on These essays compare Roman, Jewish and Christian concepts monasticism, together with extensive commentary setting out of the family. They are divided into broad subject areas: their historical and theological context. 149p (New City Press Archaeology of the Domus and Insulae; Domestic values; 2004) Pb was £9.95 now £2.95 Women; Slaves; Children; Implications for theological education. 412p b/w figs, col pls (Eerdmans 2003) Pb was £19.99 CHRISTOLOGY AFTER CHALCEDON: SEVERUS now £9.95 OF AND SERGIUS THE MONOPHYSITE by Iain R. Torrance CONTRA MARCELLUM: MARCELLUS OF ANCYRA AND FOURTH-CENTURY THEOLOGY An English translation and introduction to the letters between Severus of Antioch and Sergius the Grammarian, two by Joseph T. Lienhard monophysites deeply opposed to the doctrinal decisions Marcellus of Ancyra (ca. 285-374) was a controversial figure reached at the Council of Chalcedon in AD 451. 256p in the Trinitarian debate after Nicaea. This book explores his (Canterbury Press, 1988) Pb was £24.50 now £5.95 influence, showing that far from being isolated, he was part of a larger theological tendency. 280p (Catholic University of A MIRROR FOR THE CHURCH: PREACHING IN America Press 1999) Hb was £51.50 now £12.95 THE FIRST FIVE CENTURIES by David Dunn-Wilson AUGUSTINE OF HIPPO: SELECTED WRITINGS This study looks at the content and context of early sermons, edited by Emilie Griffin the themes they addressed, and investigates the identies and Contains selections from the Confessions, The Happy Life, On make-up of the preachers and the congregations they the Trinity, the City of God and the Rule of St. Augustine in preached to. 224p (Eerdmans 2005) Pb was £14.99 now £5.95 English translation. 145p (Harper Collins 2006) Pb was £7.99 now £3.95 THE DAY OF THE BARBARIANS: THE FIRST BATTLE IN THE FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE FOUR MARTYRDOMS FROM THE PIERPOINT by Alessandro Barbero MORGAN COPTIC CODICES Barbero takes as his theme the Battle of Adrianople in 378, by E.A.E. Reymond and J.W.B. Barnes but widens his scope to look at how the later Roman Empire The four works presented here in the original Coptic and in worked - how policy was formed, how the army functioned, English translation come from the collection of Coptic codices and crucially how it related to “barbarians”. 180p (Atlantic from the monastery of St. Michael in the Fayum. 278p (Oxford Books 2007) Hb was £16.99 now £5.95 UP 1973, reprint 1998) Hb was £14.99 now £6.95 SAINT AUGUSTINE’S CHILDHOOD A POETICS OF TRANSFORMATION: PRUDENTIUS by Garry Wills AND CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY This compact book translates the first book of the Confessions, by Martha A Malamud together with the dialogue the Teacher, with a detailed An examination of conflicting cultural, religious and literary commentary and introduction setting out the importance of codes in the work of Prudentius, perhaps the most influential childhood in Augustine’s theology. 191p (Viking 2001) Hb was poet of Late Antiquity, suggesting that his poetry constitutes £17.99 now £5.95 both an analysis and a critique of the Christianity of his day. 192p (Cornell UP 1989) Hb was £26.95 now £7.95 THE MEDIEVAL GREEK ROMANCE by Roderick Beaton QUSAYR ‘AMRA: ART AND THE UMAYYAD ELITE IN LATE ANTIQUE SYRIA Sixteen post-eleventh century Byzantine romances survive in large part and their analysis forms the core of this book. Beaton by Garth Fowden looks at the context in which they were produced, the nature Qusayr `Amra is a hunting lodge located in the remote desert of the texts themselves and questions of orality and reception. east of Amman. The bathhouse of the lodge, with its many 320p (2nd ed. Routledge 1996) Pb was £27.99 now £7.95 painted frescoes, forms the main focus of the first part of this book which then broadens into a more contextualised study HEAVENLY REALMS AND EARTHLY REALITIES IN of Umayyad iconography combined with literary sources. LATE ANTIQUE RELIGION 390p b/w illus (University of California Press 2004) Hb was £41.95 edited by Ra’anan S. Boustan and Annette Yoshiko Reed now £14.95 15 essasys take a range of approaches to the function of heaven EUSEBIUS OF CAESAREA AGAINST PAGANISM in earthly life among various religions in Late Antiquity including Judaism, Christianity and Greco-Roman traditions. by Aryeh Kofsky 335p (Cambridge UP 2004) Hb was £60.00 now £19.95 Kofsky contends that the value of Eusebius’s own apologetic and theological writings has been neglected. He corrects this JERUSALEM, ALEXANDRIA, ROME deficit and invites us to see Eusebius as a “contender for the edited by F. Garcia Martinez and G.P. Luttikhuizen faith” in his own right. 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THE ARTS OF ISLAM: TREASURES FROM THE THE HAMWIC GLASS KHALILI COLLECTION by J R Hunter and M P Heyworth by J. M. Rogers The assemblage of glass fragments from Saxon Hamwic is one This magnificent publication presents nearly 500 masterpieces of the most important in Europe. This book details the range from the Khalili Collection, the largest and finest privately of different coloured glass, vessel types and decorative owned collection of Islamic art in the world. Objects include elements. 140p, 24 b/w figs, 8 col pls (CBA RR 116, 1996) Pb rare illustrated manuscripts and Qurans, exquisite glass, was £28.00 now £4.95 ceramics and jewelry, magnificent textiles, carpets and paintings. 400p col illus t/out (Overlook Press 2010) Hb was WHISPERING REEDS £40.00 now £19.95 by Charles Thomas ARTS OF THE CITY VICTORIOUS: ISLAMIC ART The subject of this book is an inscription from Anglesey, widely AND ARCHITECTURE IN FATIMID NORTH supposed to be the tombstone of Catamanus, king of Gwynedd - but Thomas demonstrates that this is only part of the truth. AFRICA He us through Christian symbolism, Roman letter-games, by Jonathan M. Bloom word patterns, and colloquial latin to expose the truth. 120P The Fatimids ruled in North Africa and Egypt from 909-1171 b/w figs (Oxbow 2002) Pb was £12.95 now £2.95 and produced some distinctive and spectacular art and architecture, which this lavishly illustrated book synthesises THE ANGLO-SAXON CEMETERY AT WORTHY into an impressively detailed one volume study. 236p col illus PARK, KINGSWORTHY, HAMPSHIRE (American University in Cairo Press 2007) Hb was £45.00 now by Sonia Chadwick Hawkes and Guy Grainger £14.95 Includes an introduction to the site, a detailed catalogue of QASR IBRIM: THE LATE MEDIEVAL PERIOD burials, a report on the human bone, a gazetteer of Anglo- Saxon sites in Hampshire, and a small number of specialist by William Y. Adams reports. 225p, 58 b/w figs, 10 b/w pls (Oxford University School This is an architectural and artefactual reconstruction of the of Archaeology 2003) Hb was £22.50 now £10.00 community fully illustratd with photographs and line drawings. 300p, 32 figs, 66 pls (EES 1996) Hb was £50.00 now AELFRIC’S ABBEY: EXCAVATIONS AT EYNSHAM £6.95 ABBEY, OXFORDSHIRE, 1989-1992 by A Hardy, A Dodd and G D Keevill THE HEIRS OF MUHAMMAD: ISLAM’S FIRST CENTURY AND THE ORIGINS OF THE SUNNI- The minster church at Eynsham, Oxfordshire, was founded in the 7th or 8th century and refounded in 1005 as a SHIA SPLIT Benedictine abbey. The excavations carried out by Oxford by Barnaby Rogerson Archaeology revealed substantial remains of the abbey, tracing A lively narrative account of the rise and phenomenal its history from its foundation until the Dissolution. 736p, many expansion of Islam, and of the lives of the first four Caliphs, b/w figs, 47 b/w pls (Oxford Archaeology 2003) Hb was £49.95 as well as the background to the split between the Sunni and now £7.50 Shia branches of the religion. 415p (Overlook Press 2006) Hb was £17.99 now £7.95 YARNTON: SAXON AND MEDIEVAL SETTLEMENT AND LANDSCAPE QAL’AT JA’BAR POTTERY: A STUDY OF A SYRIAN by Gill Hey FORTIFIED SITE OF THE LATE 11TH-14TH This volume publishes the results of excavations which took CENTURIES AD place between 1990 and 1996, tracing the development of by Cristian Tonghini Yarnton from small-scale early Anglo-Saxon farmsteads to the Investigates the history and archaeology of the important medieval village, and revealing the profound changes that Islamic fortified settlement in the middle Euphrates Valley in occurred in settlement, agriculture and social organisation Syria. 440p, many b/w illus (British Academy 1999) Hb was between the end of the Roman empire and the Post-Conquest £75.00 now £25.00 world. 456p b/w illus (Oxford Archaeology 2004) Hb was £25.00 now £7.50 THE OTTOMAN HOUSE EXCAVATIONS ON ST. PATRICK’S ISLE, PEEL, ISLE edited by Stanley Ireland and William Bechoefer OF MAN, 1982-88 This book contains 17 papers by architects and archaeologists by David Freke looking at how the Ottoman house was structured, how it varied over time and space and how surviving examples are Charts each period from prehistoric to modern but the focus faring in a world of breeze-block construction. 133P 194 b/w is very much on the Viking Age. Reports look at the cemeteries pls (BIAA 1998) Hb was £25.00 now £9.95 and skeletal remains and artifacts and the standing structures, while the book concludes with a series of specialist reports. 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OXFORD BEFORE THE UNIVERSITY EARLY ANGLO-SAXON BUCKETS: A CORPUS OF edited by Anne Dodd AND IRON-BOUND, STAVE-BUILT A comprehensive account of archaeological research into the VESSELS origins and development of Oxford, from the 7th century, by Jean Mary Cook, edited by Birte Brugmann when St Frideswide’s Minster was established, through the This posthumously published corpus comprises 339 entries subsequent development of Oxford as a Saxon burh, until the on complete buckets, bucket mounts and objects erroneously end of the 12th century, when the existence of a fledgling published as buckets, many of them based on first-hand university is first apparent. 448p b/w and col illus (Oxford examination, with information on their archaeological context. 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It is argued that this represents the important part of the assemblage. 128p b/w illus (Archaeology infrastructure of a purpose-built tribute centre for a royal of York 16/6, 1993) Pb was £15.00 now £4.95 estate. 250p, col illus t/out (Oxford Archaeology 2007) Hb was £19.99 now £7.50 FORTEVIOT: A PICTISH AND SCOTTISH ROYAL CENTRE THE ANGLO-SAXON CEMETERY AT FINGLESHAM, KENT by Nick Aitchison Forteviot has traditionally been regarded as a royal capital, by Sonia Chadwick Hawkes and Guy Grainger first of the powerful Pictish kingdom of Fortriu and then of This report covers the 216 inhumation graves dating from the the early Scottish kings. Aitchison sheds new light on the site 6th to 8th centuries excavated by Sonia Hawkes between 1959 by drawing on a wide range of evidence including archaeology, and 1967. It comprises an introduction, a fully illustrated grave topography, architecture and liturgy. 288p, b/w and col pls inventory, a report on the human skeletal remains and a (Tempus 2006) Pb was £20.00 now £7.95 number of specialists reports. 436p, 165 b/w illustrations, 26 b/ w plates (OUSA 2006) Hb was £26.00 now £10.00 MORE VIKING SURNAMES THE MOTE OF MARK: A DARK AGE HILLFORT IN by K.H. Rogers SOUTH-WEST SCOTLAND A second volume surveying surnames derived from Viking place names in the area surrounding York, using the 1989 by Lloyd Laing and David Longley York and District Telephone Directory. 62p (The King’s England These excavations, in 1973 and ’79 were designed to answer Press 1995) Pb was £6.95 now £2.95 three specific questions: How many phases of activity are represented in the structural history of the defences? How WRITING THE MAP OF ANGLO-SAXON many phases of activity are represented by the evidence for ENGLAND Early Medieval metalworking and occupation? 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MIDDLE ENGLISH LITERATURE: V, OLD ENGLISH 338P, 24 pls (Society of Antiquities 1973) Hb now £9.95 WISDOM POETRY INTERPRETERS OF EARLY MEDIEVAL BRITAIN edited by Russell Poole edited by Michael Lapidge Bibliographical guide to the scholarly literature, which also aims to give a survey on the research on Old English Wisdom This volume gathers together obituaries of 28 members of the Poetry. 418p (Boydell & Brewer 1998) was £55.00 now £6.95 British Academy who ‘transformed our knowledge of all aspects of the culture... of early medieval Britain’ during the TWO ANGLO-SAXON CEMETERIES AT late 19th and 20th centuries. 565P (OUP/Brit Acad 2002) Hb BECKFORD was £55.00 now £14.95 by Vera I Evison and Prue Hill BEDE: ON TOBIT AND THE CANTICLE OF Report on burials from late 5th to mid 6th century which HABAKKUK indicate a relatively poor and isolated community. 157p, b/w by S Connolly illus (CBA Research Report 103, 1996) Pb was £30.00 now £12.95 A new translation of two of Bede’s biblical commentaries. 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GOD OF MERCY: AELFRIC’S SERMONS AND PASTORAL CARE IN LATE ANGLO-SAXON THEOLOGY ENGLAND by Carmen Acevedo Butcher by Francesca Tinti Contains modern English translations of 17 of Aelfric’s Old The tenth and eleventh centuries saw a number of very English sermons, together with a general introduction and significant developments in the history of the English Church, comment on the main theological points expressed in each perhaps the most important being the proliferation of local sermon. 163p (Mercer UP 2006) Pb was £27.50 now £6.95 churches, which were to be the basis of the modern parochial system. Using evidence from homilies, canon law, saints’ lives, CNUT: EMPEROR OF THE NORTH and liturgical and penitential sources, the articles collected in by M.J. Trow this volume focus on the ways in which such developments were reflected in pastoral care. 152p (Boydell 2005) Hb was A popular history of Cnut’s reign and achievements as well £50.00 now £14.95 as the challenges he faced in ruling and consolidating an empire which encompassed much of Scandinavia and the ANGLO-SAXON CEMETERY AT EMPINGHAM II, British Isles. 260p, 13 b/w pls (Sutton 2005) Hb was £20.00 now RUTLAND £7.95 by Jane R Timby BEDE: ON THE TABERNACLE Report on the rescue excavations of a cemetery discovered in translated by Arthur G. Holder 1974/75. Full catalogue of some 150 graves, mostly C6th, and of the jewellery, weapons and other objects found with them. This volume contains the first English translation of Bede’s 248P (Oxbow 1996) Pb was £28.00 now £5.00 allegorical commentary on the tabernacle of Moses which he interpreted as a symbolic figure of the Christian Church. 192P OLD ENGLISH POETICS: THE AESTHETICS OF (Liverpool UP 1994) Pb was £15.00 now £4.95 THE FAMILIAR IN ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND OSWALD: NORTHUMBRIAN KING TO by Elizabeth Tyler EUROPEAN SAINT Argues that the apparent timelessness and stability of Old edited by Clare Stancliffe and Eric Cambridge English poetic convention is a striking historical phenomenon that must be accounted for, not assumed, and that the These eleven new essays place Oswald’s reign in its 7th-century perceived conservatism of Old English poetic conventions is context and trace the growth of his cult from its Anglo-Saxon the result of choice. 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Hall Contains results from the reknowned excavations of Anglo- THE SANDBACH CROSSES: SIGN AND Scandinavian York, including the defences north-east of the SIGNIFICANCE IN ANGLO-SAXON SCULPTURE Ouse. 126p, b/w pls (Archaeology of York 8/3, 1991) Pb was £15.00 by Jane Hawkes now £4.95 In this book, Hawkes presents a detailed discussion of the A CORPUS OF LATE CELTIC HANGING BOWLS crosses, their location, decoration, their symbolism, their role as public monuments, their date and what they reveal about by Rupert Bruce-Mitford influences and contacts with other regions and other artistic The first part of the publication sets the bowls in their historical traditions. 192p, b/w figs and pls (Four Courts 2002) Hb was and cultural context and discusses all key aspects of hanging- £30.00 now £9.95 bowl research, including the much-disputed topics of origin, use, and chronology. 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Kemp Britain and Europe. 514p, 8 col pls, over a thousand b/w illus Discussion and interpretation of the Anglian (7th-9th (Oxford UP 2005) Hb was £237.00 now £79.95 centuries) finds and structures from York, as well as an EXCAVATIONS AT MELBOURNE STREET, overview of the excavations. 2 vols, 117p b/w illus (Archaeology SOUTHAMPTON 1971-76 of York 7/1, 1996) Pb was £16.00 now £4.95 by Philip Holdsworth A LATE SAXON KILN SITE AT SILVER STREET, Reports on the finds the old Anglo-Saxon town of Hamwic LINCOLN 140p (CBA 1980) Pb only £4.95 by Paul Miles, Jane Young and John Wacher TEXT AND GLOSS: STUDIES IN INSULAR Presents and discusses three early medieval pottery kilns, and LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE the shell tempered pottery produced on the site. 54p b/w illus (CBA 1989) Pb was £10.00 now £3.95 by Helen Conrad-O’Briain, Anne-Marie D’Arcy and John Scattergood BONES FROM 46-54 FISHERGATE Twelve wide-ranging papers on the language, religious texts by T.P. 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BETWEEN LANGUAGES: THE UNCOOPERATIVE ARTHURIAN PERIOD SOURCES, VOL. 2: TEXT IN EARLY WELSH AND OLD ENGLISH CHARTERS AND ANNALS NATURE POETRY by John Morris by Sarah Lynn Higley Texts and extensive guidance for using annals and charters This study reads Welsh and Old English nature poetry as evidence for the age of Arthur. 154p (Phillimore 1995) Hb alongside each other, aiming to get away from anglo-centric was £19.95 now £6.95 concepts of otherness and sameness, as well as template and variation, to examine connections and quirks which may not ARTHURIAN PERIOD SOURCES, VOL.4: PLACES be obvious when the two traditions are read in isolation. 314p & PEOPLES, AND SAXON ARCHAEOLOGY (Penn State Press 1993) Hb was £55.00 now £12.95 by John Morris VIKINGS IN THE WEST A dictionary of Arthurian age people and places with discussion and references for the often obscure points, as well edited by Eleanor Guralnick as (somewhat dated) articles on the archaeology of the period. Papers on the evidence for Viking activity in America. 88p, 127p (Phillimore 1995) Hb was £19.95 now £4.95 illus. (Archaeological Institute of America 1982) Pb was £10.00 now £3.95 ARTHURIAN PERIOD SOURCES, VOL.6: STUDIES IN DARK AGE HISTORY THE ST ANDREWS SARCOPHAGUS: A PICTISH by John Morris MASTERPIECE AND ITS INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS 8 essays in which Morris sets out some of the detailed textual analysis behind his controversial reconstruction of Athurian edited by Sally M. Foster age Britain. 186p (Phillimore 1995) Hb was £19.95 now £4.95 Proceedings of a conference with specially commissioned additional contributions, photographs and illustrations. 287p, ARTHURIAN PERIOD SOURCES, VOL. 8: 12 col pls, 78 b/w illus (Four Courts Press 1998) Hb was £39.50 NENNIUS: BRITISH HISTORY AND THE WELSH now £12.95 ANNALS by John Morris A NORSE FARMSTEAD IN THE OUTER HEBRIDES: EXCAVATIONS AT MOUND 3, Text and translation of Nennius’ Historia Brittonorum together BORNAIS, SOUTH UIST with the Annales Cambriae, and an introduction discussing anuscript history and the originality and significance of by Niall Sharples Nennius’ work. 100p (Phillimore 1980) Pb was £8.50 now £3.95 This first volume of results of the excavation focuses on Mound 3, but includes a discussion of the topographic and geophysical ANGLO-SAXONS: STUDIES PRESENTED TO survey of all the mounds. There is also considerable analysis CYRIL ROY HART of the environmental remains and radiocarbon dating. 224p edited by Simon Keynes and Alfred P. Smyth (Oxbow Books 2005) Hb was £30.00 now £10.00 A wide range of historical essays. Contributors: Richard and ANGLO-SAXON AND CELTIC ART Fiona Gameson, Janet Bately, Paul E. Szarmach, Janet L. Nelson, Harold Fox, Susan Kelly, Emma Mason, Audrey L. by Derek Hull Meaney, D.M. Metcalf, Susan Oosthuizen, Pauline Stafford, This detailed study of the geometric principles involved in the Peter Sawyer, Debby Banham, Gale R. Owen-Crocker, Susan design, lay out and drawings of Celtic and Anglo-Saxon art Edgington, Ann Williams, and David Cozens. 317p (Four looks at how simple techniques, along with ingenuity and the Courts 2006) Hb was £55.00 now £12.95 skills of the craftsman, were used to form amazing patterns and designs. 254p, b/w and col pls and diagrams (Liverpool UP EXCAVATIONS AT MUCKING VOL 1: THE SITE 2003) Pb was £25.00 now £9.95 ATLAS edited by Ann Clark EXCAVATIONS AT RHUDDLAN, CLWYD 1969-93: MESOLITHIC TO MEDIEVAL Contains 25 loose-leaf plans and a book with history to excavations at this multi-period site. 42p, 25 loose plans (English by H Quinnell and M R Blockley Heritage/British Museum Press 1993) Pb was £25.00 now £6.95 Report on a complex, multi-period site which included the defences of the Saxon burh of Cledemuth and the Norman THE SCEPTRE AND THE ROOTS OF church, graveyard and urban defences. 248p, illus (CBA CELTIC KINGSHIP THEORY Research Report 95, 1994) Pb £36.00, now £12.95 by Michael J. Enright IRISH SEA STUDIES, 900-1200 Produced c.600 AD and long held to be Anglo-Saxon, Enright here establishes that the sceptre is undoubtedly a British by Benjamin Hudson artefact, one that reflects a long history of Celtic kingship This volume of revised essays looks at political and cultural theory. 387p b/w pls (Four Courts Press 2006) Hb was £50.00 contact and change throughout the liquid highway between now £12.95 Ireland and Britain, covering topics such as the end of the Viking Age, the collapse of the Old English kingdom, the earliest contacts with the Normans, economic revival and ANGLO-SAXON STUDIES IN ARCHAEOLOGY change, and religious reform. 255p (Four Courts Press 2006) AND HISTORY Hb was £50.00 now £12.95 volumes 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, and 11 available were £24.00-£30.00 per copy now only £5.00 each

62 Anglo-Saxon Early Medieval Europe ASPECTS OF ANGLO-SCANDINAVIAN YORK SAN VINCENZO AL VOLTURNO I by R.A. Hall et al. edited by Richard Hodges The ten chapters in this book, each written by a specialist, An introduction to the project, detailed accounts of the place the Coppergate discoveries within the wider context of Carolingian Crypt Church, and the Refectory. 236p, 215 b/w Viking Yorvik whilst demonstrating ‘how far the study of illus, 23 col pls (British School at Rome 1993) Pb £35.00 now Anglo-Scandinavian York has progressed in the last quarter £12.50 century’ since the ‘Viking Dig’. 256p b/w illus (CBA 2004) Pb was £19.95 now £6.95 SAN VINCENZO AL VOLTURNO 2 edited by Richard Hodges SUTTON HOO AND ITS LANDSCAPE The vestibule, the ornately painted Assembly Room, the by Tom Wiliamson hilltop cemetery and the late Roman settlement. 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IN THE TERRA OF SAN VINCENZO AL 220p, 69 illus, 35 in col (Windgather Press, an imprint of Oxbow VOLTURNO Books 2008) Pb was £20.00 now £7.95 edited by Kim Bowes, Karen Francis and Richard Hodges PATTERN AND PURPOSE IN INSULAR ART This volume summarizes the archaeology of the territory, edited by Mark Redknap, Nancy Edwards, S Youngs, A placing emphasis upon the long settlement history of which Lane and J Knight San Vincenzo al Volturno was a part, as well as the dependent The twenty-five papers, taken from a Cardiff conference in communities of the Benedictine monastery identified during 1998 are concerned with insular art in its broadest sense, the fieldwork. 356p, b/w illus (British School at Rome 2006) Pb encompassing studies of metalwork, manuscripts, sculpture was £49.50 now £35.00 and textiles, both recent discoveries and new investigations of well-known objects. 284P b/w illus col pls (Oxbow Books 2001) THREE SOUTH ETRURIAN CHURCHES: SANTA Hb £48.00 now £4.95 CORNELIA, SANTA RUFINA AND SAN LIBERATO edited by Neil Christie CATALOGUE OF THE ANGLO-SAXON AND This volume yields a wealth of information about the transition VIKING ANTIQUITIES years between Roman and medieval for the Churches were by Rosemary Cramp and Roger Miket built amid the ruins of Roman chapels, mausolea and other A catalogue of the early medieval artefacts held by the Museum buildings. 374p, 109 figs, 94 pls (British School at Rome 1991) of Antiquities . 25p 35 b/w pls (Museum Pb was £55.00 now £12.50 of Antiquities 1982) Pb only £1.00 BARBARIANS TO ANGELS: THE DARK AGES A CORPUS OF ANGLO-SAXON AND MEDIEVAL RECONSIDERED POTTERY FROM LINCOLN by Peter S. 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They make extensive use but also positive developments during the period. 240p b/w of petrological analysis, including the study of over 600 thin- illus (Norton 2008) Hb was £17.99 now £6.95 sections. 300p, b/w illus (Lincoln Archaeology Studies 7, Oxbow Books 2006) Hb was £35.00 now £10.00 GREGORY OF TOURS: GLORY OF THE MARTYRS translated with an introduction by Raymond Van Dam SPACES OF THE LIVING AND THE DEAD Gregory’s Glory of the Martyrs is a series of stories and edited by C E Karkov et al. anecdotes about the lives and cults of Christians who suffered, Ten papers interweave archaeological and historical evidence and usually died, for their beliefs. 150pp. (Liverpool UP 1988) with modern biases to explore the role of the dead and the Pb was £15.00 now £5.95 towns they inhabit. 162p, pls, figs (Oxbow Books 1999) Pb £24.00 now £4.95 WISDOM, AUTHORITY AND GRAMMAR IN THE SEVENTH CENTURY YORKSHIRE: A GAZETTEEER OF ANGLO-SAXON by Vivien Law AND VIKING SITES The works of the seventh-century author Virgil the by Guy Points Grammarian are amongst the most puzzling of the early A comprehensive guide to places, artefacts and material in Middle Ages. 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SURNAMES OF SUSSEX THE SECOND SCOTTISH WARS OF INDEPENDENCE by Richard McKinley by Chris Brown 483p (Leopards Head Press 1988) Hb was £19.00 now £4.95 A history of Edward III’s war with Scotland. Brown examines SURNAMES OF the composition of the army, how it was financed, the major players, the arms and armour, the siege of Berwick, and the by David Postles battles of Halildon Hill and Neville’s Cross. 157p, 64 b/w figs, 332p (Leopards Head Press 1995) Hb was £19.00 now £4.95 23 col pls (Tempus 2002) Pb was £12.99 now £4.95

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NAMING, SOCIETY AND REGIONAL IDENTITY LATE MONASTICISM AND THE REFORMATION edited by David Postles by A G Dickens These 10 papers focus on the development of personal naming Essays examine the nature of English Protestantism, the English across a broad chronological and geographical span from a Reformation and Luther the humanist, plus local studies variety of perspectives including Viking England, early modern which look at the realities of practsing religion in London and England and 19th century Sweden. 294P (Leopards Head Press Northamptonshire. 224p (Hambledon 1994) Hb was £50.00 now 2002) Hb was £17.50 now £7.95 £9.95

NAMES, TIME AND PLACE: ESSAYS IN MEMORY THE CARTULARY OF THE KNIGHTS OF ST JOHN OF RICHARD MCKINLEY OF JERUSALEM IN ENGLAND, PART 2: PRIMA CAMERA, ESSEX edited by Della Hooke and David Postles edited by Michael Gervers Richard McKinley was a distinguished historian and a pioneer of surname studies. These 12 essays focus particularly on the A critical edition of the charters from the great Hospitaller surnames of late and post medieval England. 264P 18 figs cartulary of 1442. 324p (Oxford UP for the British Academy (Leopard’s Head Press 2003) Hb was £30.00 now £7.95 1996) Hb £50.00 now £14.95

THE NORTH THROUGH ITS NAMES: A THE MEDIEVAL MYSTICAL TRADITION IN PHENOMENOLOGY OF MEDIEVAL AND EARLY ENGLAND V MODERN NORTHERN ENGLAND edited by Marion Glasscoe by David Postles Twelve studies of Medieval mysticism by scholars working in Dave Postles attempts to reconstruct the language of the diverse fields ... the 1992 symposium. 221p (D S Brewer 1992) speech community and communities of northern England Hb was £45.00 now £9.95 through the reporting and recording of personal name elements, examining the evidence from patronyms, metronyms SELECT DOCUMENTS OF THE ENGLISH LANDS and personal names, as well as occupational bynames, and OF THE ABBEY OF BEC even nicknames. 256p, 47 b/w figs (Oxbow Books 2007) Hb was edited by Marjorie Chibnall £35.00 now £10.00 Latin Text. 213P (Royal Historical Society 1951) Hb was £35.00 now £6.95

ENGLAND AND THE AVIGNON POPES: THE LEGAL HISTORY IN THE MAKING PRACTICE OF DIPLOMACY IN LATE MEDIEVAL edited by WM Gordon and TD Fergus EUROPE A collection of 15 papers given at the 9th British Legal History by Karsten Ploger Conference in 1989. They range from early Anglo-Saxon Plöger explores the techniques of communication employed dispute settlement and Medieval marcher law up to the 19th by the Crown in its dealings with Clement VI (1342-52) and century. 216P (Hambledon 1991) Hb was £70.00 now £9.95 Innocent VI (1352-62). (Legenda, 2003) Pb was £45.50 now £14.99 SELLING THE CHURCH: THE ENGLISH PARISH IN LAW, COMMERCE AND RELIGION, 1350-1550 ARCHIVES OF NEW COLLEGE, OXFORD by Robert C. Palmer compiled by Francis E Steer Henry VIII sought to control the practice of leasing parishes This substantial volume catalogues the holdings of the College by means of a series of statutes which aimed to confine clerics of St Mary of Winchester in Oxford, commonly known as New to their parish. This detailed examination of the relationships College providing a meticulous record of the administration between the law and the church, and between the church of a medieval college. 581P (Leopards Head Press 1974) Hb was and the business world, examines the commercialisation of £35.00 now £4.95 the church in the later Middle Ages, and the statutes of 1529, methods of enforcement and the impact of the Reformation. 330p, figs (North Carolina UP 2002) Hb was £63.50 now £14.95 64 Medieval Britain

ENGLAND AND HER NEIGHBOURS WAR, POLITICS AND FINANCE IN LATE edited by M Jones and M Vale MEDIEVAL TOWNS: BRISTOL, YORK AND THE CROWN, 1350-1400 A collections of essays, in honour of Pierre Chaplais, which examines England’s policies towards her neighbours between by Christian D. Liddy 1066 and 1453. 350p (Hambledon 1989) Hb £60.00, now £9.95 Beginning with an analysis of the various demands, financial, political and commercial, made upon the towns by the RECORDS OF THE TRIAL OF WALTER LANGETON Hundred Years War, the author argues that such pressures 1307-12 facilitated the development of a partnership in government edited by Alice Beardwood between the crown and the towns, meaning that the elite inhabitants became increasingly important in national affairs. Langeton was Royal treasure under Edward I. Upon Edward 280P (Boydell 2005) Hb was £50.00 now £14.95 II’s accession he was arrested and his estates seized. This volume collects documents from his lengthy trial as a result of THE EARLY RECORDS OF MEDIEVAL COVENTRY which he was acquitted. French and Latin text. 370P (Royal Historical Society 1969) Hb was £15.00 now £4.95 edited by P R Coss This collection of translated documents brings together all THE MIDDLE AGES IN THE NORTH-WEST available sources for the history of this important seignorial edited by Tom Scott and Pat Starkey borough during the 12th and 13th centuries. 450p (British Academy/Oxford UP 1986) Hb £75.00 now £19.95 14 papers given at an international conference in Liverpool in 1993. They range widely through the fields of archaeology, AGINCOURT art history, literature and drama as well as history and geography. 278P b/w figs. (Leopards Head Press 1995) Pb was by Juliet Barker £15.00 now £4.95 In this landmark study of Agincourt, author Juliet Barker draws upon a huge range of sources to give a compelling 1204: THE FORGING OF AN ISLAND account of the battle. But she also looks behind the action on COMMUNITY the field to paint a portrait of the age, moving from the by J.A. Everard and J.C. Holt ambition of kings to the dynamics of daily life in peace and war. 461p, col pls (Little, Brown 2005, Pb Abacus 2006) Pb was This book uncovers the history of Jersey before and after the £10.99 now £4.95 loss of Normandy in 1204, and attempts to determine why the islanders remained loyal to the English Crown and how a CONQUEST: THE ENGLISH KINGDOM OF distinctive identity and polity was formed in the process. 208p FRANCE IN THE HUNDRED YEARS WAR col pls (Thames and Hudson 2004) Hb was £19.95 now £9.95 by Juliet Barker ARTHURIAN MYTHS AND ALCHEMY: THE Juliet Barker gives us a pacy narrative history of the fortunes KINGSHIP OF EDWARD IV of the English in France, taking the story from the death of by Jonathan Hughes Henry V down to the loss of Normandy in the 1450s. Whilst the focus is overwhelmingly military, events (or the lack of This study of late medieval kingship and its myth seeks to them) in the field were to a large extent determined by political remove Edward IV from the shadow of his younger brother clashes and these too are explained well. 485p (Little Brown Richard III and reinstate him in history as a young, handsome 2009, Pb 2010) Pn was £9.99 now £4.95 and chivalrous king, surrounded by a vigorous and intelligent court, modelled on that of Arthur. 354p, b/w illus (Sutton 2002) HENRY V: THE REBIRTH OF CHIVALRY Hb £30.00 now £9.95 by Malcolm Mercer READING FAMILIES: WOMEN’S LITERATE The twenty manuscripts from the National Archives discussed PRACTICE IN LATE MEDIEVAL ENGLAND here are inter-woven with a narrative history of Henry V’s by Rebecca Krug life and reign, designed with the general reader in mind. 118p, col pls (The National Archives 2004) Pb was £14.99 now £5.95 This interesting study goes beyond labels of literate and illiterate, to look at the practical ways in which women WILLIAM DE LA POLE engaged with texts and writing in the Later Middle Ages. It by E B Fryde emphasises that it was in a familial context that most women would have gained such literacy as they had and engaged A biography of William de la Pole, ‘Merchant and King’s with the written word. 238p (Cornell UP 2002) Hb was £47.50 Banker’ (died 1336), a rich merchant who became the first now £9.95 mayor of Hull in 1332 and a baron of the exchequer in 1339. 262p (Hambledon 1983) Hb £38.00, now £9.95 IN SEARCH OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS: THE FALL OF by Simon Brighton ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND A well illustrated general guide to the sites in Britain which are associated with the Knights Templar, with plentiful plans by Harriet Harvey Wood and photos, and a text providing historical context. 255p col A entertaining popular account of the Battle of Hastings, illus (Phoenix 2006) Pb was £12.99 now £5.95 which emphasises the sophistication of the late Anglo-Saxon state, and bears fully in mind the Norman provenance of much THE WARWICKSHIRE HUNDRED ROLLS OF 1279- of our information of the battle and Conquest. 257p col pls 80, STONELEIGH AND KINETON HUNDREDS (Atlantic Books 2008) Hb was £17.99 now £6.95 edited by Trevor John Latin text. 374p (Oxford UP 1992) was £40.00 now £12.95 65 Medieval Britain

HASKINS SOCIETY JOURNAL RICHARD III AND THE PRINCES IN THE TOWER Volumes 1 and 9 available. Were £45.00 now £9.95 each by A J Pollard Reassesses the original sources upon which Richard’s THIRTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND reputation rests in order to try and discover the truth about Volumes 5 and 11 available. Were £60.00 now £12.95 each Richard’s life, reign and the disappearance of the princes. 260p, illus (Sutton 1991) Pb £14.99 now £7.95 FOURTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND BOSWORTH FIELD AND THE WARS OF THE Volumes 2 and 3 available. Were £55.00 now £12.95 each ROSES FIFTEENTH CENTURY V by A.L. Rowse edited by Linda Clark A reprint of A L Rowse’s vivid recreation of the Wars of the 181p (Boydell 2005) Hb was £50.00 now £12.95 Roses culminating in the Battle of Bosworth on 22nd August 1485. Chapters examine the personalities involved in the great PEOPLE, PLACES AND PERSPECTIVES: ESSAYS ON dynastic conflict, including Henry V and Henry VI, Richard LATER MEDIEVAL AND EARLY TUDOR ENGLAND III, Margaret of Anjou and Edward IV. 317p, 16 b/w pls, b/w figs (1966, Wordsworth rep 1999) Pb only £2.95 edited by Keith Dockray and Peter Fleming 9 essays on 15th century England in honour of Ralph Griffiths. TOWNLIFE IN FOURTEENTH CENTURY Topics include provincial politics, parliament and finance and SCOTLAND noble life. 218p (Nonsuch Press 2005) Hb was £35.00 now £9.95 by Elizabeth Ewan LIONHEART AND LACKLAND: KING RICHARD, Using archaeological and documentary evidence, Ewan KING JOHN AND THE WARS OF CONQUEST examines the conditions of life, government, property-holding, trade and industry, the sense of community and the place of by Frank McLynn the burgh within the wider realm of 14th-century Scotland. A popular history of the careers of Richard and John, and 201p, 15 illus, 2 maps (Edinburgh UP 1990) Hb £30.00 now their wars with France which takes a traditional line, £7.95 contrasting Richard’s military prowess with John’s incompetence. 578p col pls (Jonathan Cape 2006) Hb was £20.00 ENGLAND IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY now £9.95 edited by Mark Ormrod THE HEADS OF RELIGIOUS HOUSES IN 13 interdisciplinary papers on the historical, religious and SCOTLAND FROM 12TH TO 16TH CENTURIES philosophical background to 13th-century England as well as art and architecture and decorated pottery. 225p, 54 b/w pls edited by D.E.R. Watt and N.F. Shead (Paul Watkins 1991) Hb £50.00 now £19.95 A prosopography of the heads of Scotlands seventy plus monastic houses during the Middle Ages. 244p (Scottish Record BOSWORTH 1485: PSYCHOLOGY OF A BATTLE Society 2001) Hb was £20.00 now £7.95 by Michael K. Jones THE CREATION OF LANCASTRIAN KINGSHIP Deliberately tailored for a general readership, this fast-moving and well-illustrated study attempts to understand the by Jenni Nuttall significance of the battle, and its expected outcome, from the This study looks at the literature of early Lancastrian England, perspective of Richard III’s psyche. 255p b/w and col pls (The including such poets as Hoccleve, Gower, and the anonymous History Press 2002, repr 2010) Pb was £12.99 now £4.95 authors of Richard the Redeless and Mum and the Sothsegger. It finds that these poets seem all to have been closely connected WARWICK THE KINGMAKER: POLITICS, POWER to the new regime, mostly as civil servants, and that both they AND FAME and their readership were intimately concerned with the by A.J. Pollard policies and priorities of the Crown, something which shines through in their increasingly politically aware works. 187p Looks at the events of Warwick’s life, his finances and base in (Cambridge UP 2007) Hb was £54.00 now £19.95 Calais, and the ways in which he attempted topresent and manipulate his image. 258p (Continuum 2007) Hb was £35.00 LOWER ECCLESTIASTICAL JURISDICTION IN now £12.95 LATE MEDIEVAL ENGLAND A BRIEF HISTORY OF MEDIEVAL WARFARE: THE edited by L.R. Poos RISE AND FALL OF ENGLISH SUPREMACY AT A reference work publishing the records of two late medieval ARMS, 1314-1485 courts, the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln (1336-1349) and the by Peter Reid Deanery of Wisbech (1458-1484), which shed light on the criminal and financial problems faced by ordinary men and A popular narrative of England’s fourteenth and fifteenth women. Latin text. 687P (OUP/Brit Acad 2001) Hb was £70.00 century wars, combining military and political history. 561p now £19.95 col pls (Constable and Robinson 2003) Pb was £9.99 now £3.95

REPRESENTATIVES OF THE LOWER CLERGY IN READING ABBEY CARTULARIES I: GENERAL PARLIAMENT 1295-1340 DOCUMENTS RELATING TO COUNTIES OTHER THAN BERKSHIRE by J H Denton and J P Dooley Study of the unsuccessful attempt to summon to Parliament edited by BR Kemp elected members of the lower clergy from the dioceses and Latin text. 486P (RHS 1986) Hb was £15.00 now £4.95 cathedral chapters. 142p (Boydell and Brewer 1987) Hb £29.50 now £4.95 66 Medieval Britain

AGINCOURT: A NEW HISTORY LIFE IN A LATE MEDIEVAL CITY: CHESTER, 1275- by Anne Curry 1520 This superb reassessment of the course of the Agincourt by Jane Laughton campaign and battle draws on the authors extensive archival This study of Chester is based on a wide range of sources, work on the composition and conditions of service of the two written and archaeological, and contains much that is new. It opposing armies, to give an impression of the battle which reveals a city with its own distinctive character but one which overturns some received orthodoxies, particularly in terms of shared the experiences of towns throughout medieval the numbers present. 357p (The History Press 2005, repr 2010) England. 264p, b/w & col illus (Windgather 2008) Pb was £20.00 Pb was £12.99 now £4.95 now £7.95

CHURCH AND SOCIETY IN THE MEDIEVAL ENGLAND IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY NORTH OF ENGLAND by K B Mc Farlane by R.B. Dobson Complete collection of articles published during the author’s This collection of 13 essays look at the late medieval period lifetime. With an introduction by G L Harriss. 279p (Hambledon and the ways in which the Church in the North differed from 1981) Pb was £17.99 now £4.95 the more widely discussed South and the ways in which it guarded its independence. 324P (Hambledon 1996) Hb was DECODING DOMESDAY £45.00 now £9.95 by David Roffe THE BLACK DEATH IN ENGLAND The Domesday Book is one of our major sources for a crucial period of English history; yet it remains difficult to interpret. edited by Mark Ormrod and Philip Lindley This provocative new book proposes a complete re-assessment, Four extended studies about the Black Death and its impact with profound implications for our understanding of the on English history. Contents: Plague as an agent of economic society and economy of medieval England. 374p (Boydell 2007) and social change (Jim Boulton); The English Church and Hb was £50.00 now £12.95 English religion after the Black Death (C Harper-Bill); the Black Death and English art: a debate and some assumptions (Phillip NATIVE LORDSHIP IN MEDIEVAL SCOTLAND: Lindley); Government in England after the Black Death (Mark THE EARLDOMS OF STRATHEARN AND LENNOX, Ormrod). 202p, 12 b/w pls (Paul Watkins 1996) Pb was £12.95 C.1140-1365 now £6.95 by Cynthia J. Neville Using the lordships of Strathearn and Lennox as focal points, this book explores the complex nature of the encounter between the cultures of the Gaels and the Anglo-Norman English Episcopal Acta incomers, and shows how important were native customs and 2 & 3: CANTERBURY, 1162-1205 practices in the making of the later medieval kingdom. 255p (Four Courts 2005) Hb was £55.00 now £12.95 4: LINCOLN, 1186-1206 WAR CRUEL AND SHARP: ENGLISH STRATEGY 6: NORWICH, 1070-1214 UNDER EDWARD III, 1327-1360 by Clifford J Rogers 7: HEREFORD, 1079-1234 A substantial reappraisal of the strategic and military prowess 8: WINCHESTER, 1070-1204 of Edward III and the Black Prince at a time when England was transformed into a dominating force on northern Europe. 9: WINCHESTER ,1205-1238 458p, 13 maps (Boydell 2000) Hb was £50.00 now £12.95

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17: COVENTRY AND LICHFIELD, 1183-1208 REGIONALISM AND REVISION edited by Peter Fleming, Anthony Gross and J R Lander 21: NORWICH, 1215-1243 Eight essays on the theme of ‘The Crown and its Provinces in 22: CHICHESTER, 1215-1253 England 1250 to 1650’. 178p. (Hambledon 1998) Hb £60.00 now £9.95 23: CHICHESTER, 1254-1305 WAR, POLITICS AND CULTURE IN 14TH- 24: DURHAM, 1153-1195 CENTURY ENGLAND by James Sherborne, edited by Anthony Tuck 25: DURHAM, 1196-1237 These essays offer a detailed insight into the planning of were c.£50.00 per volume, now only £9.95 each English campaigns in France in the late 14th century and into the structure and financing of the English armies and navies, as well as on contemporary political issues. 224p (Hambledon 1994) Hb £55.00 now £9.95 67 Medieval Europe

STUDIES IN MEDIEVAL TRADE AND FINANCE PERCEPTION AND ACTION IN MEDIEVAL by E B Fryde EUROPE A collection of essays which provides a detailed investigation by Harald Kleinschmidt of European trade and international finance during the Middle A challenging examination of medieval thought, which seeks Ages. 430p (Hambledon 1983) Hb £45.00 now £9.95 to identify and overturn the enlightenment view of a primitive and credulous medieval worldview. He argues that modern THE LIKENESS OF VENICE: A LIFE OF DOGE Western rationalism is peculiar in seeing an opposition FRANCESCO FOSCARI 1373-1457 between perceivers and the targets of their curiosity, actors by Dennis Romano and their environments or, in general terms, subject and object. Instead, he shows that whether active or passive, people saw This substantial study traces the career of Francesco Foscari, their deeds as correlated and mutually dependent. 198p Doge from 1423-57, setting the turbulent events of his time in (Boydell 2005) Hb was £45.00 now £14.95 office against the backdrop of wider European political, economic and social changes. 468p b/w and col pls (Yale UP LANDSCAPE WITH TWO SAINTS 2007) Hb was £25.00 now £9.95 by Lisa M. Bitel SHIFTING LANDMARKS: PROPERTY, PROOF AND This intriguing book examines the multifaceted careers and DISPUTE IN CATALONIA AROUND THE YEAR cults of two fifth and sixth century saints, Genovefa of Paris 1000 and Brigit of Kildare, described by Bitel as “peripatetic, by Jeffrey A. Bowman influential women responsible for building prestigious churches”. Gender forms a key theme, for unlike the usual This investigation of disputes over property during the 10th stereotype of the female saint as pious virgin martyr, Genovefa and 11th centuries is based on an in-depth analysis of records and Brigit were celebrated for the active part they played in from Narbonne. 279p (Cornell UP 2004) Hb was £40.95 now ordering and shaping their newly Christian communities. £14.95 297p (Oxford UP 2009) Hb was £22.50 now £9.95

BY SWORD AND FIRE THE FLOWER OF CHIVALRY: BERTRAND DU by Sean McGlynn GUESCLIN AND THE HUNDRED YEARS WAR McGlynn sees savage brutality as a fundamental part of by Richard Vernier medieval warfare, building up a picture of an unrelentingly Bertrand du Guesclin rose from a poor Breton squire to become violent world where crime and punishment were as gruesome a successful knight, achieving the position of Constable of as acts of war, and where even entertainment seems to consist France and acquiring a dukedom in Spain. Richard Vernier of little more than acts of mindless violence. 296p col pls traces his early life, his participation in the Hundred Years (Weidenfeld & Nicholson 2008) Hb was £25.00 now £9.95 War and his rise to prominence and favour in the court of THE BIANCHI OF 1399: POPULAR DEVOTION IN Charles V. 237p, 8 b/w illus (Brewer 2003, Pb 2007) Pb was £16.99 now £5.95 LATE MEDIEVAL ITALY by Daniel E. Bornstein SUICIDE IN THE MIDDLE AGES, VOLUME I: THE A detailed study of the wave of popular devotion which swept VIOLENT AGAINST THEMSELVES Italy from the Alps to Rome in 1399. 232p (Cornell UP 1993) by Alexander Murray Hb was £37.95 now £12.95 This first volume examines fascinating evidence taken from THE TOWNS OF ITALY IN THE LATER MIDDLE the medieval territories of France, Germany, England and Italy. It demonstrates how the historian can elucidate instances of AGES medieval suicide, using chronicles, legal records and religious by Trevor Dean sources, and portrays numerous individual cases, from More than one hundred documents providing evidence or drunken wives and religious melancholics, to criminals and comment on urban life in Italy are presented here in English those disappointed in love. 485p (Oxford UP 1998, Pb 2008) translation. They range from chronicles, to statute-laws, from Pb was £28.00 now £9.95 records of trials, taxation, contracts, to poetry and stories and individual letters and diaries. 252p (Manchester UP 2000) Pb THE RUSTED HAUBERK: FEUDAL IDEAS OF £16.99 now £6.95 ORDER AND THEIR DECLINE edited by Liam O. Purdon and Cindy L. Vitto CULTURE, POWER AND PERSONALITY IN These essays look at medieval conceptions of the decline of MEDIEVAL FRANCE the feudal ideal, exploring the relationship between the by John Benton expressed ideals of the feudal age and actually custom and A collection of articles, edited by Thomas Bisson, which focuses practice. 338p (University Press of Florida 1994) Hb was £51.95 on ‘the personnel, structure and finance of medieval courts’ now £9.95 in order to understand the culture and literature of medieval France. 544p (Hambledon 1991) Hb was £70.00 now £9.95 FAITH AND FIRE: POPULAR AND UNPOPULAR RELIGION, 1350-1600 THE FRANCISCANS IN THE MIDDLE AGES by Margaret Aston by Michael Robson Examines the relationship and the tension between Church This book explores the first 250 years of the order’s history doctrine and the actual religious beliefs of people between 1350 and charts its rapid growth, development, pastoral ministry, and 1600 across Europe. Looks particularly at the impact of educational organisation, missionary endeavour, internal printing, education and humanism on reforming and heretical tensions and divisions. 239p (Boydell 2006) Hb was £25.00 now movements. 360p, 49 illus (Hambledon 1993) Hb £50.00 now £9.95 £9.95 68 Medieval Europe

MEDIEVAL KNIGHTHOOD 5 THEOLOGY, RHETORIC AND POLITICS IN THE edited by Stephen Church and Ruth Harvey EUCHARISTIC CONTROVERSY, 1078-9 Eight papers discuss the nature of medieval knights, the by Charles M. Radding and Francis Newton warhorse, urban defence, the language and lyrics of the In the concluding stages of the eleventh-century Eucharistic knightly classes, the knights at the Court of Champagne and Controversy Alberic of Monte Cassino composed a small but much more. 266p, 17 pls (Boydell 1995) Hb £40.00 now £9.95 important treatise. This book includes the full Latin text of the treatise with a new translation, as well as discussion of the THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE YEAR ONE background to the debate, the role of the Church councils, THOUSAND and the style and content of the treatise. 197p (Columbia UP by Guy Bois 2003) Pb was £20.00 now £6.95 This is a study of the village of Lournand near Cluny. 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LOPES: THE ENGLISH IN PORTUGAL, 1383-87 WAR, GOVERNMENT AND POWER IN LATE MEDIEVAL FRANCE translated by Derek W Lomax and R J Oakley edited by Christopher Allmand Portuguese text and facing English translation of Joao Lopes’ important C14th chronicle detailing English intervention in These 12 essays reflect on the state of Late Medieval France Portugal during the Hundred Years War. 402p (Aris and Phillips after its long war with England. Political power, authority, 1988) Hb was £35.00 now £9.95 court life, war, diplomacy and propaganda are all discussed. 238p (Liverpool UP 2000) Pb was £18.50 now £6.95 ESSAYS IN LATER MEDIEVAL FRENCH HISTORY REFORMING SAINTS: SAINTS LIVES AND THEIR by P.S. Lewis AUTHORS IN GERMANY, 1470-1530 The book's central theme is the physical and mental structure of French politics in the period. Following a general survey, by David J. 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(Oxford UP 2007) Hb was £40.00 now STATE £12.95 by Michael Jones COUNCIL AND HIERARCHY Brings together much of Michael Jones’s work on the subject by Constantin Fasolt of late medieval Breton history, examining the administration of the duchy and more intangible questions about the identity Detailed examination of the development of conciliar theory of a medieval state. 464p (Hambledon 1988) Hb £65.00 now and humanism through the political thought of the 14th cent £9.95 French bishop William Durant the Younger. 416p (Cambridge UP 1991) Hb £35.00, now £14.95 CITY AND COUNTRYSIDE IN LATE MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE ITALY THE CHRONICLE OF HAINAULT BY GILBERT OF MONS edited by Trevor Dean and Chris Wickham translated by Laura Napran Brings together challenging new articles to show the range of work that is currently being done not only on Florence but Composed during 1195 and 1196, the Chronicon Hanoniense also on Naples, Ferrara and Lucca and on the relationship provides an invaluable primary and, in many cases, eyewitness between cities and countryside. 224p (Hambledon 1990) Hb account of Count Baldwin V of Hainault’s political affairs with was £60.00 now £9.95 France and Germany as well as his military expeditions. 221p (Boydell 2005) Hb was £50.00 now £14.95 WARRIORS AND CHURCHMEN IN THE HIGH MIDDLE AGES THE LOVING SUBJECT: DESIRE, ELOQUENCE AND POWER IN ROMANESQUE FRANCE edited by Timothy Reuter by Gerald A. Bond Essays on a wide range of subjects, many reflecting on the differing roles of bishops in the High Middle Ages. 256p This book observes how increasing autonomy for many (Hambledon 1992) Hb was £85.00 now £12.95 regional courts and schools meant a distancing from traditional ‘christian’ theories and practices and the development of new, HOW MANY MILES TO BABYLON distinct patterns and codes of dress, behaviour, talk and by Anne Wolff pleasure. 276P (Pennsylvania UP 1995) Hb was £37.95 now £14.95 The post-crusade period saw a massive increase in European travel to Egypt, mostly by merchants but also by pilgrims AMBIGUOUS REALITIES: WOMEN IN THE visiting the sites associated with the flight to Egypt of the Holy MIDDLE AGES AND RENAISSANCE Family. This book looks at the writings of these travellers, their experiences, and their impressions of late medieval Egypt. edited by Carole Levin and Jeanie Watson 311P b/w illus (Liverpool UP 2003) Pb was £12.50 now £4.95 The essays in this book illustrate a number of important issues about women in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance; the THE CULTURE OF CHRISTENDOM changes in attitude toward women, the role and status of edited by Marc Meyer women, the dichotomy between the public and private spheres, the prescriptions for women’s behavior and the image Fifteen essays in Medieval History in memory of Denis Bethel; of the ideal woman, and the difference between the perceived they range from the fall of Rome to the fourteenth century, and the actual audience of medieval and Renaissance writers. but are centred on the high medieval church encompassed 263p (Wayne State UP 1987) Pb was £15.95 now £4.95 the culture of the middle ages as a whole. 304p. 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CHARTERS AND CUSTUMNALS OF THE ABBEY ART, IDENTITY AND DEVOTION IN OF HOLY TRINITY, CAEN PART 2: THE FRENCH FOURTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND ESTATES by Kathryn A. Smith edited by John Walmsley Contains a detailed and thorough study of three Books of The second volume contains important evidence on the Hours produced in the early 14th century, produced for economic and social development of monastic estates on both Margaret of Beauchamp, Hawisia de Bois and Isabel de Byron, sides of the Channel. 160p (British Academy 1994) Hb £25.00 exploring issues of female patronage, devotional experience, now £9.95 personal and familial identity, book ownership, lay literacy and religious imagery as well as the practicalities of their production. 364p b/w illus, col pls (British Library 2003) Pb was A HISTORY OF THE STAINED GLASS OF ST. £19.95 now £9.95 GEORGE’S CHAPEL WINDSOR HEBREW MANUSCRIPTS edited by Sarah Brown by Ilana Tahan In this volume the history of the chapel’s stained glass is Books had a place of supreme importance in the medieval explored by a team of distinguished stained glass historians Jewish diaspora, keeping alive the Hebrew language, and and heraldic scholars for the first time, revealing a microcosm providing a religious and cultural focus for communities. of English stained glass design across the centuries. 263p, 98 Unsurprisingly therefore manuscript illumination reached b/w and 20 col pls (St George’s Chapel 2005) Pb was £30.00 now extraordinary heights as this volume containing examples from £7.95 the British Library’s collection ably demonstrates. 160p col illus ST. GEORGE’S CHAPEL, WINDSOR, IN THE LATE (British Library 2007) Hb was £20.00 now £7.95 MIDDLE AGES THE ORIGINS OF MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE edited by Colin Richmond and Eileen Scarff by Charles B. McClendon 10 essays explore different aspects of the history and Arguing that the great Romanesque and Gothic sculpture of architecture of St George’s Chapel in the 15th Century, when later centuries owes far more to the architectural developments it was an important Yorkist symbol of culture, religious of the Early Middle Ages than has previously been recognised, devotion and artistic splendour. 214P col and b/w pls (Windsor Charles McClendon draws on documentary and 2001) Pb was £12.99 now £4.95 archaeological evidence to reassess the impact of the building ENGLISH CATHEDRALS technology and design of the so-called ‘Dark Ages’. 280p, 175 b/w illus, 55 col pls (Yale UP 2005) Hb was £40.00 now £19.95 by Stanford Lehmberg This excellent history of the cathedrals of England and Wales THE MAKING OF MEDIEVAL FORGERIES not only examines their architectural features but also their by Alfred Hiatt role as centres for religion, education and the arts. 319p col pls Discusses forgeries created for or by monasteries, universities (Hambledon 2005) Hb was £19.99 now £7.95, Pb was £12.99 and the English government in the late medieval period. The now £4.95 central section of the study features three examples: the WORCESTER CATHEDRAL: AN ARCHITECTURAL creation of a written history by the monks of Crowland Abbey in the 14th and 15th centuries; the production of forgeries by HISTORY Cambridge University; and the chronicler, cartographer and by Ute Engel forger John Hardyng who worked for the English government. This book studies the cathedral’s architectural history, ranging 226p b/w illus (British Library 2004) Hb was £40.00 now £17.95 from the earliest construction on its Romanesque predeccessor in 1084 to the completion of the Late Gothic nave around 1380. EARLY INCISED SLABS AND FROM THE The construction’s progress is divided into four major LONDON MARBLERS chronological phases and systematically analyzed. 368p b/w by Sally Badham and Malcolm Norris illus (Phillimore 2007) Hb was £30.00 now £9.95 A detailed study of incised effigal slabs and brasses from THE REAL WORLD OF THE BAYEUX TAPESTRY London workshops from AD 1250 to 1400 and their relationship with the production of monumental brasses. 182P by Michael J. Lewis b/w illus (Society of Antiquaries 1999) Hb was £27.50 now £9.95 Forms an attempt to link the scenes in the tapestry to the “real world” of the eleventh century, to gain an impression of its STUDIES IN MEDIEVAL SCULPTURE accuracy, and to get an idea of its sources. 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Each chronological section is preceded by a broad survey of research themes. 229p, 88 pls (Soc. of by Rebecca Rushforth Antiquaries 1983) Pb £18.00 now £4.95 The book explains this beautiful manuscript, exploring its making and its meaning for Margaret, an 11th century Queen THE ROMANESQUE FRIEZE AND ITS SPECTATOR of Scots, looking at how it became associated with her sanctity; edited by Deborah Kahn and setting this against the background of historical events This collection of essays places the frieze within its wider social which made Margaret a significant figure both then and and cultural context and considers conservation issues. 232p, now.115p col illus (Bodleian Library 2007) Hb was £25.00 now 117 pls and illus (Harvey Miller 1992) Hb £75.00 now £12.95 £9.95 71 Medieval Art and Architecture

SET IN STONE: THE FACE IN MEDIEVAL THE DOUCE APOCALYPSE SCULPTURE by Nigel Morgan edited by Charles T. Little A study of the Douce Apocalypse, a heavily illuminated A study of 81 sculpted heads arranged around seven major commentary on the book of Revelation, produced for the themes: iconoclasm; the Limestone Provenance Project; stone future Edward I in c.1270. Contains colour reproductions of Bible (sculptural heads of characters from the Bible); all of the illuminations. 115p col illus (Bodleian Library 2006) marginalia (heads occupying the edges of monuments and Hb was £25.00 now £9.95 such like); portraiture; Gothic Italy; objects of devotion. Each SECULAR GOLDSMITHS’ WORK IN MEDIEVAL section comprises a thematic essay exploring the history of these heads with lots of illustrated examples. 222p, b/w and col FRANCE: A HISTORY pls (The Metropolitan Museum of Art 2006) Hb was £35.00 now by RW Lightbown £12.95 This study deals with the gold and silver plate of medieval France from the historical, antiquarian, artistic and ART AND PATRONAGE IN THE MEDIEVAL iconographical standpoints. It contains a fully illustrated MEDITERRANEAN: MERCHANT CULTURE IN corpus of all the surviving examples. 136P 80 col and b/w pls THE REGION OF AMALFI (Society of Antiquaries 1978) Hb was £30.00 now £14.95 by Jill Caskey ART OF THE MIDDLE AGES This book evaluates Amalfitan art production from the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries in terms of moral, economic, and by Janetta Rebold Benton social structures, including investment strategies, anxieties A general introduction to the art, and architecture, of medieval about wealth and salvation, and southern Italy’s diverse Europe from the Early Christian to Late Gothic period. religious communities. 327p b/w illus (Cambridge UP 2004) Hb Arranged chronologically and regionally, the text is full of was £64.00 now £19.95 illustrated examples, with particular emphasis on France. 320p, 247 b/w and col pls, b/w figs (Thames and Hudson World of THE SCULPTORS OF THE WEST PORTALS OF Art series 2002) Pb was £9.95 now £4.95 CHARTRES CATHEDRAL THE STONES OF NAPLES: CHURCH BUILDING IN by Whitney S. Stoddart ANGEVIN NAPLES, 1266-1343 Contains two books, The West Portals of Saint-Denis and Chartres and Sculptors of the West Portals of Chartres by Caroline Bruzelius Cathedral. Attempts to discover the individual personalities This richly illustrated examination of Naples’ architecture of the four major Chartres sculptors as well as those of their between 1266 and 1343 argues that the new monasteries, five identifiable assistants. 252p, 155 pls and figs (Norton 1952, churches and monuments were not evidence of ‘imported rep 1987) Pb £19.95 now £9.95 colonialism’ but instead were signs of ‘adaptation and integration’, and were built with local materials and traditional COURTLY LOVE IN MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS building techniques. 269p col and b/w illus (Yale UP 2004) Hb by Pamela Porter was £45.00 now £19.95 In this book, Pamela Porter, Curator of Manuscripts in the UNIVERSE OF STONE: A BIOGRAPHY OF British Library, looks at courtly love within the context of CHARTRES CATHEDRAL romance, chivalry and ‘real life’ relationships in medieval society, accompanied by lots of lovely colour photos. 64p, 50 by Philip Ball col illus (British Library 2003) Pb was £7.95 now £3.95 A well written study of Gothic architecture, and Chartres Cathedral in particular, looking at the theological and ASTROLOGY IN MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS philosophical ideas on which it was founded, and the by Sophie Page practicalities of its construction to ultimately aim to show what The ability to understand and predict celestial movements it may have “meant” to a medieval viewer. 322p b/w illus, col now £7.95 improved greatly in the medieval period and this study not pls (Harper Collins 2008) Hb was £20.00 only provides the historical background to astrology at this CLOISTER, ABBOT AND PRECINCT time, but it traces the principles and methods used as documented in manuscripts. Sophie Page goes on to assess by Michael Thompson the role of astrology in society as a whole, in agriculture, Looks at relationship between monastic philosophy, everyday politics, medicine, weather forecasting, cosmology and living, and architecture. Thompson explores the origin and alchemy, accompanied by many lovely illustrations. 64p, many development of the cloister, the abbot and his residence both col pls (British Library 2002) Pb was £7.95 now £3.95 inside and outside of the monastery and the development of the monastic precinct and its gatehouse. 160p, 70 b/w pls, illus, ROMANESQUE ART: SELECTED PAPERS maps (Tempus 2001) Pb was £16.99 now £7.95 by Meyer Schapiro ILLUMINATION FROM THE BOOKS OF HOURS These selected papers bring together Schapiro’s work on: the aesthetic attitude in Romanesque art; Mozarabic and by Janet Backhouse Romanesque styles in manuscript paintings and stone This small format book includes an introduction by Janet sculptures from the Castilian abbey of Silos; the cloister and Backhouse to the origins and history of Books of Hours, whilst portal sculptures in the French momastery of Moissac; the the main body of the book is taken up by 140 colour illustrations sculptures of Souillac; and much, much more. 368p, figs, illus reflecting the diversity of types and the ambitious artistic (Thames and Hudson 1993) Pb £15.95 now £6.95 schemes that were part of many, though not all, Books of Hours. 159p, 140 col illus (British Library 2004) Pb was £9.95 now £4.95 72 Medieval Archaeology THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF WELLS CATHEDRAL: Canterbury Excavations EXCAVATIONS AND STRUCTURAL STUDIES, 1978-93 EXCAVATIONS AT CANTERBURY CASTLE by Warwick Rodwell by Paul Bennett, S.S. Frere and Sally Stow Large, authoritative 2 volume set focusing on archaeological, Publishes large scale excavations undertaken from the 70s as environmental and architectural studies of the cathedral and well as older work by Sheppard Frere in the 50s. 236p b/w figs its site – which dates to the Roman period. Includes specialist (Canterbury Archaeological Trust 1982) Hb now only £5.00 reports. 2 vols: 618p, many b/w illus, tbs (English Heritage 2001) Hb was £150.00 now £39.95 CANTERBURY EXCAVATIONS INTRA- AND EXTRA-MURAL SITES, 1949-55 AND 1980-84 SALISBURY MUSEUM MEDIEVAL CATALOGUE, by S.S. Frere, Paul Bennett, J. Rady and Sally Stow PART 1 A compilation of reports from a large number of excavations edited by Peter and Eleanor Saunders and observations around the city of Canterbury. 363p b/w figs A well illustrated catalogue of Salisbury’s fine collection of (Canterbury Archaeological Trust 1987) Hb now only £5.00 medieval artefacts. Part 1 contains the arms and armour, coins, domestic stonework, harness , seal matrices, spurs, EXCAVATIONS ON THE ROMAN AND MEDIEVAL steelyard weights, textiles and ties with each section DEFENCES OF CANTERBURY introduced by a specialist. 191p b/w illus (Salisbury Museum by S.S. Frere, Sally Stow and Paul Bennett 1991) Pb was £30.00 now £9.95 Sites covered: Westgate Gardens; Burgate Lane; Riding Gate; SALISBURY MUSEUM MEDIEVAL CATALOGUE, Castle; Worth Gate; Dane John Tower; Bus Station Tower; City PART 3 Wall in the Old Cattle Market; Bus Station; No. 1 Watling Street; The Burgate, Queningate; Church Lane excavations edited by Peter Saunders 197 ; 19 Pound Lane; Westgate. 180p,text figs and plates. Part 3 contains bone objects, enamels, glass vessels, pottery, (Canterbury Archaeological Trust 1982) Hb only £5.00 jettons, cloth seals, bullae and objects. 271p b/w illus (Salisbury Museum 2001) Pb was £36.00 now £9.95 EXCAVATIONS IN THE ST GEORGE’S STREET AND BURGATE STREET AREAS CITY WALLS AND CASTLES OF YORK: THE by S.S. Frere and Sally Stow PICTORIAL EVIDENCE Sites covered: St George’s Street bath-building; apsed building; by Barbara Wilson and Frances Mee excavations north and south of the street; excavations east A comprehensive guide to the pictorial evidence that and west of Canterbury Lane; excavations along Burgate illuminates our understanding of the great medieval city Street; Bus Station. 368p, figs, folding plans (Canterbury Arc defences. It follows the RCHMY plan, and in each section haeological Trust 1983) Hb now only £5.00 illustrations are listed chronologically, with date, title, artist, medium, location, and original reference number, along with EXCAVATIONS IN THE CATHEDRAL PRECINCTS, any explanatory notes. 143p, many b/w and col illus (York VOLUME 2 Archaeological Trust 2005) Pb was £16.95 now £6.95 by J.C. Driver, J. Rady and M. Sparks. THE BEDERN FOUNDRY This volume describes excavations between 1978 and 1982 around the east end of Canterbury Cathedral, and associated by J.D. Richards research on the topographical and architectural history of the Reports on a medieval industrial complex which included area since Monastic times. 299p 26 pls (Canterbury timber-framed workshops built upon stone footings, working Archaeological Trust 1990) Hb was £28.00 now £5.00 hearths and furnaces, storage and rubbish pits, and a barrel- lined well. 64p, b/w pls (Archaeology of York 10/3, 1993) Pb was EXCAVATIONS IN THE MARLOWE CAR PARK £12.00 now £4.95 AND SURROUNDING AREAS THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF TAUNTON by K. Blockley, M. Blockley, P. Blockley, S.S. Frere and S. Stow by Peter Leach Part I provides an interpretation of over 100 structures which Includes excavations of the town’s defences, the castle, the are discussed and illustrated in detail. Part II contains extensive priory and within the streets of the town centre. 202p, many reports on the finds including important groups of Late b/w figs, tbs (Western Archaeological Trust 1984) Pb only £4.95 Roman, Anglo-Saxon and post-medieval pottery. Boxed set, 580p, 163 pls (Canterbury Archaeological Trust 1995) Hb was LUDGERSHALL CASTLE: EXCAVATIONS BY PETER £60.00 now £19.95 ADDYMAN 1964-1972 edited by Peter Ellis A report on the excavation of a medieval royal castle and THE MEDIEVAL HORSE AND ITS EQUIPMENT hunting lodge in east Wiltshire which was constructed in the edited by John Clark 12th-century, on top of a prehistoric hillfort, and was greatly expanded by Henry III in the mid 13th century. 268p, many b/ This well-presented volume publishes horse equipment and w illus, microfiche (Wiltshire Archaeological & Natural History associated objects discovered during excavations in London Society 2000) Pb was £24.50 now £9.95 during the 1970s and early 1980s uncovered. 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FURTHER EXCAVATIONS AT THE DOMINICAN THE CHURCH AND GILBERTINE PRIORY OF ST. PRIORY, BEVERLEY, 1986-1989 ANDREW, FISHERGATE by Martin Foreman by Richard L. Kemp with C. Pamela Graves This third report on the Beverley excavations contains an Excavations revealed an extensive area of a late 10th–12th extensive discussion of the architectural development of several century settlement and the well-preserved Gilbertine Priory medieval buildings. Extensive finds, environmental and of St Andrew, founded in 1195. This report includes historical analytical reports provide detailed insights into the activities and environmental evidence, details of the architectural of the Priory, as well as excellent parallels to finds published fragments, window glass, floor and roof tiles and wall plaster from other sites within the medieval town. 300p, 90 figs from the priory. 2 vols, 328p, fold out illus (Archaeology of York (Sheffield Academic Press 1996) Hb was £60.00 now £19.95 11/2, 1996) Pb was £38.00 now £9.95

TIMBER AND IRON REINFORCEMENT IN EARLY ST BARTHOLOMEW’S HOSPITAL, BRISTOL; THE BUILDINGS EXCAVATION OF A MEDIEVAL HOSPITAL 1976-78 by R P Wilcox by Roger Price with Michael Ponsford Discusses the early history of three types of reinforcement - St. Bartholomew’s was founded in the early 13th century, intramural timber reinforcement, foundation reinforcement incorporating a Norman hall. This volume reports on the full and the use of timber and iron reinforcement in the interior of excavation of the site, one of the few medieval hospitals to buildings. 112p, 32 illus, 70 figs (Soc of Antiquaries 1982) Pb hve been investigated. 269P 77 figs 26 pls (CBA 1998) Pb was £15.00 now £4.95 £28.00 now £4.95

THE COLLEGE OF THE VICARS CHORAL OF YORK STIRLING CASTLE: THE RESTORATION OF THE MINSTER AT BEDERN: ARCHITECTURAL GREAT HALL FRAGMENTS edited by Richard Fawcett by David Stocker The withdrawal of the army from the castle in 1964 paved The publication examines 412 architectural fragments from the way for a major campaign of conservation and restoration the Bedern excavations of 1973–80. Much of the stone was which forms the focus of this publication. A series of experts originally cut in the 1160s and 1170s for the new choir and involved in this campaign report on the work carried out and western towers of York Minster. 184p b/w illus (Archaeology of reveal hidden details of the Great Hall, built under James IV. York 10/4, 1999) Pb was £20.00 now £9.95 96p b/w illus (CBA 2001) Pb was £19.95 now £6.95

THE CATHEDRAL OF ARCHBISHOP THOMAS OF EXCAVATIONS IN CASTLEDOWN, ISLE OF MAN, BAYEUX: EXCAVATIONS AT YORK MINSTER, VOL 1989-1992 II by P J Davey, D J Freke and D A Higgin by D Phillips Report on three excavations carried out in Castletown: the The excavations under the cathedral found the foundations medieval and post-medieval castle and the development of of Thomas’ 11th-century church and the tombs of its the town. 256p, 70 illus (Liverpool UP 1994) Pb was £16.95 graveyard. 228p, b/w figs and illus (HMSO 1985) Hb £45.00, now £4.95 now £14.95 GLAMIS CASTLE EXCAVATIONS AT PORTCHESTER CASTLE by Harry Gordon Slade VOLUMES 2-5 Using a combination of site investigation and the examination Vol II: Saxon (by Barry Cunliffe); Vol III: Medieval, the Outer of material from the family archives, the author presents a Bailey and Its Defences (by Barry Cunliffe); Vol IV: Medieval comprehensive picture of the Castle’s development from its (by Barry Cunliffe and Julian Munby); Vol V: Post-Medieval origins in the 14th century to the present day. 136P b/w illus (by Barry Cunliffe and Beverley Garratt). (Society of Antiquaries (Society of Antiquaries 2000) Hb was £29.95 now £9.95 1975-1994) Hb Vols 2-3 £7.95 each; Vol 4 £9.95; Vol 5 £12.95 ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE PAN-EUROPEAN RESCUE AND RESEARCH: REFLECTIONS OF ROMANESQUE SOCIETY IN SWEDEN 700-1700 by Tadhg O’Keeffe edited by Ersgard, Holmstrom and Lamm Using an archaeological perspective this book interrogates the This volume provides a review and survey of reults from concept of the Romanesque, particularly as a Europe wide Swedish rescue and research archaeology related to the architectural phenomenon. Professor O’Keeffe questions medieval and post-medieval periods. 352P fundamentally the usefulness of such a concept, finding it (Riksantikvarieambetet 1992) Hb was £18.50 now £5.95 basically to be a nineteenth century construct, and as such more interesting as a field of historiographical research than THE POTTERY FROM MEDIEVAL NOVGOROD as a tool for analysis. 128p (Duckworth Debates in Archaeology AND ITS REGION 2007) Pb was £12.99 now £4.95 edited by Clive Orton EXCAVATIONS AT CHEPSTOW 1973-74 Eleven studies of ceramic evidence in terms of chronology and technology, methodology of investigation, and international by R Shoesmith trade and contacts. The essays also reflect different approaches Excavations uncovered medieval structures associated with to studying ceramics by western and Russian scholars. 234p the priory, including the monks living quarters, a 13th century b/w illus, CD-Rom (Oxbow Books 2006) Hb was £40.00 now house, and evidence of the Roman settlement. 174P (Cambrian £14.95 Archaeological Society 1991) Pb was £34.00 now £4.95

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GLAMORGAN III: MEDIEVAL NON-DEFENSIVE EDWARD III’S ROUND TABLE AT WINDSOR SECULAR MONUMENTS by Julian Munby, Richard Barber and Richard Brown An inventory of over 500 non-ecclesiastical and non-military Essays on the excavation and architecture of Edward III’s remains. 398p plus 43p of b/w pls, b/w illus (RCAHM Wales 1982) house of the round table. There are also essays on the chivalric Hb £45.00 now £19.95 background to the building, and on its novelty - it formed a centrepiece to the pageantry of Edward’s court and the GLAMORGAN IV PART I: THE GREATER HOUSES. symbolism behind Edward’s desire to found an entirely secular Inventory of medieval, Renaissance and early post-medieval order of knights based on Arthurian legend. 282p b/w illus col houses. 379p, many b/w illus (RCAHM Wales 1981) Hb £45.00 pls (Boydell 2007) Pb was £14.99 now £5.95 now £19.95 BREAKING AND SHAPING BEASTLY BODIES: TIMBER BUILDING TECHNIQUES IN LONDON ANIMALS AS MATERIAL CULTURE IN THE C.900-1400 MIDDLE AGES by Gustav Milne edited by Aleksander Pluskowski A report on a sequence of twenty-five closely-dated timber The sixteen papers presented here investigate animals from revetments which formed the embanking of the river Thames zoological, anthropological, artistic and economic perspectives, in the late Anglo-Saxon and early-medieval period. 152P illus within the context of the medieval world. (Oxbow Books 2007) (London and Middlesex Archaeology 1992) Pb was £27.00 now Pb was £30.00 now £9.95 £9.95 WOOD USE IN MEDIEVAL NOVGOROD SMOKE BLACKENED THATCH edited by Mark Brisbane and John Heather by John B. Letts This book describes various aspects of the use of wood in Assesses the archaeobotanical significance of late medieval medieval Novgorod. It provides fascinating detail on the way smoke blackened thatch - the best preserved source of medieval wooden material was used in structures, industrial activity, plant remains so far discovered. 62p b/w and col illus (English transport, household objects, ritual and decoration. 470p, b/w Heritage 2000) Pb was £15.00 now £4.95 illus, with over 500 col images on accompanying CD (Oxbow Books 2007) Hb was £60.00 now £19.95 THE FISHERMEN’S CHAPEL, SAINT BRELADE, JERSEY RAUNDS: THE ORIGIN AND GROWTH OF A by Warwick Rodwell MIDLAND VILLAGE, AD 450-1500 This book details the results of an archaeological survey and edited by Michel Auduoy and Andy Chapman restoration/conservation project carried out between 1982- These excavations focused in particular on the evolution of 1988 on one of the best-known buildings in the Channel Furnells Manor, and examined the processes of village Islands. 190p with 113 figs & 35 col plates (Societe Jersiaise 1990) development from the early Saxon period through to the Hb was £28.00 now £6.95 desertion of the outlying manorial centres at the end of the medieval period. 168p, 130 illus, CD with illus (Oxbow Books A FRONTIER LANDSCAPE: THE NORTH WEST IN 2008) Hb was £28.00 now £9.95 THE MIDDLE AGES by N.J. Higham SALISBURY: ANCIENT AND HISTORICAL Described here as a ‘frontier landscape’ encompassing the MONUMENTS I (OUTSIDE THE CLOSE) modern regions of Lancashire, Cheshire, Merseyside and The Royal Commission inventory of Salisbury’s ecclesiastical Greater Manchester, the author discusses changes to the and secular buildings, including Old Sarum. Full of plans and medieval landscape and why these occurred. 273P b/w illus photos. 199p, 104 b/w pls (Stationery Office 1980) Hb only col pls (Windgather 2004) Pb was £25.00 now £7.95 £19.95

EXCAVATIONS AT MEDIEVAL CRIPPLEGATE: VICARS CHORAL ARCHAEOLOGY AFTER THE BLITZ edited by Richard Hall and David Stocker by Gustav Milne For the first time, this volume brings together the wealth of Milne discusses the methodology of ‘archaeology after the architectural, archaeological and historical information Blitz’ and reappraises Grimes’s work and the date of finds relating to these major, but little known, medieval institutions. before reporting on the post-Roman archaeological dis- 216p b/w illus (Oxbow Books 2005) Hb was £60.00 now £15.00 coveries, including medieval defences, Saxon buildings, three parish churches and a medieval hospital. 153p, 149 b/w illus MEDIEVAL URBANISM IN COPPERGATE: (English Heritage 2002) Pb £35.00 now £4.95 REFINING A TOWNSCAPE by R.A. Hall and K. Hunter-Mann BATTLE ABBEY: THE EASTERN RANGE AND THE This new report on excavations in the city of York focuses on EXCAVATIONS OF 1978-80 three sites in the Coppergate area, close to the heart of the by J N Hare medieval town investigated between 1976 and 1982, and again Account of the historical and architectural development of in 1987. It traces the changing fortunes of the area from an the great monastery, from its Norman beginnings, through up-and-coming residential part of town inhabited by the the Middle Ages. 208p, b/w pls, illus (RCHME/English Heritage bourgeoisie to its decline from the 15th century onwards. 203p, 1985) Pb was £25.00 now £4.95 b/w illus (The Archaeology of York vol 10/6, 2002) Pb was £25.00 now £9.95

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THE RED TOWER (AL-BURJ AL AHMAR): THE WINDOW GLASS OF THE ORDER OF ST SETTLEMENT IN THE PLAIN OF SHARON AT THE GILBERT OF SEMPRINGHAM: A YORK-BASED TIME OF THE CRUSADERS AND MAMLUK AD STUDY 1099-1516 by C. Pamela Graves by Denys Pringle The excavation of St Andrew, Fishergate uncovered the largest Excavations report of the Red Tower, a small Crusader castle quantity of window glass from any house of this monastic in the centre of the Sharon Plain, with chapters on the history order. Research on this glass provided the opportunity to study and architecture of the castle and a full survey of sites in the all other known assemblages of window glass associated with plain with a gazetteer. 206p, 70 b/w figs (British School of the Gilbertines, and the results and interpretations are Archaeology in Jerusalem 1986) Pb £35.00 now £9.95 presented here. 575p, 236 b/w and col illus (Archaeology of York 11/3, 2000) Pb was £26.00 now £4.95 RAUNDS AREA SURVEY THE VICARS CHORAL OF YORK MINSTER: THE by Stephen Parry COLLEGE AT BEDERN This volume gathers the results of a detailed fieldwalking survey, cropmark analysis, magnetometer surveys and by Julian D. Richards excavations, accompanied by allied environmental and Established in 1252 the College at Bedern was the religious documentary researches to provide a dynamic picture of house of the priest-vicars who deputised for the canons at the landscape development. 352p, 105 b/w illus, 101 tabs, 12 oversize daily services in York Minster. This report outlines the results illus (Oxbow Books 2006) Hb was £30.00 now £10.00 of excavations in the area known as Bedern undertaken in the 1970s and the complex of buildings revealed. 2 vols: 676p, MEDIEVAL ADAPTATION, SETTLEMENT AND 391 b/w figs (The Archaeology of York 10/5, 2001) Pb was £34.00 ECONOMY OF A COASTAL WETLAND now £9.95 by Luke Barber and Greg Priestly-Bell MEDIEVAL FLOOR TILES OF NORTHERN Since 1991 excavations around Lydd on Romney Marsh, have ENGLAND uncovered large areas of medieval landscape. Features uncovered include 12th-13th century drainage ditches, by Jennie Stopford ditched field systems and sea defences. 336p 16p col pls (Oxbow This study of the design, manufacture and use of medieval Books 2008) Hb was £30.00 now £9.95 floor tiles shows the long-lasting influence achieved in the north of England, especially by the Cistercian monasteries. FROM STUDIUM TO STATION: REWLEY ABBEY The study focuses on one of the richest medieval floor tile AND REWLEY ROAD STATION, OXFORD assemblages in the world, with material from 118 sites. It is by Julian Munby, Andy Simmonds, Ric Taylor and Dave split into three sections - Chronological Survey, The Tile Groups, and The Sites and Collections. 464p col and b/w illus (Oxbow Wilkinson Books 2005) Hb was £40.00 now £10.00 Presents the results of excavation, historic building survey and documentary research that has been carried out at the site of THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF WIGFORD AND THE the Cistercian house of Rewley, a chantry founded in 1280. BRAYFORD POOL 112p (Oxford Archaeology 2007) Pb was £7.50 now £5.00 by Kate Steane LES FOUILLES DU YAUDET EN PLOULEC’H, The suburb of Wigford lies near the heart of the historic city of COTES-D’ARMOR, VOLUME 3 Lincoln. This volume publishes the results of the excavation of several sites, made possible by a series of urban development by Barry Cunliffe and Patrick Galliou schemes. 360p, many b/w pls (Oxbow Books 2000) Hb was £35.00 The third volume of the Le Yaudet excavation reports details now £9.95 the history and archaeology of the site from AD 300 until the present day. French text. 207p, 145 b/w illus (Oxford University FINDS FROM THE WELL AT ST PAUL-IN-THE- School of Archaeology 2007) Hb was £67.00 now £15.00 BAIL, LINCOLN THE EXCAVATION OF THE MEDIEVAL MANOR edited by Jeremy Mann HOUSE OF THE BISHOPS OF WINCHESTER AT The assemblage from the 17th-century backfill represents the MOUNT HOUSE, WITNEY, OXFORDSHIRE largest group of artefacts of this period to have been recovered in the city of Lincoln and contains a high proportion of organic by Tim Allen with Jonathan Hiller material. The artefacts show a wide range in type and quality, This report documents the discovery, excavation and including both common household articles and items preservation of a Norman moated stone manor house. 264p, indicating a relatively high social status. 106p, 51 b/w illus, 4p b/w figs and pls, tbs 4 fold-out plans (Oxford Archaeology 2002) col illus, 11 tabs (Oxbow Books 2008) Hb was £25.00 now £6.95 Pb was £24.95 now £9.95 THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE UPPER CITY AND TOWN AND COUNTRY IN ENGLAND: ADJACENT SUBURBS FRAMEWORKS FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL by Kate Steane RESEARCH This volume contains reports on sites excavated in the upper by Dominic Perring walled city at Lincoln and adjacent suburbs between 1972 This study focuses on how urban needs impacted on rural and 1987. The project included large-scale excavations which systems, and how settlement hierarchies were developed. yielded some stunning finds and revealed considerable Theoretical models are reviewed, and the history of the English information about several periods of the city’s history. 312p, town traced from its late Iron Age origins down to the late c400 b/w figs and photos (Lincoln Archaeology Studies 3, Oxbow medieval period. 155p b/w illus (CBA 2002) Pb was £20.00 now Books 2006) Hb was £35.00 now £9.95 £4.95 76 Medieval Archaeology Medieval Literature

THE BULL RING UNCOVERED A DICTIONARY OF MEDIEVAL HEROES edited by Stephanie Ratkai by Willem P Geritsen and Athony G van Melle The excavations in the centre of Birmingham uncovered A treasury of medieval tales about the great heroes of the time; evidence of habitation from prehistoric and Roman times, but from Charlemagne and King Arthur, to Attila the Hun. 336p, the 12th to 19th centuries presented by far the most evidence, b/w illus (Boydell 1998/2000) Pb was £17.99 now £6.95 from artefacts, environmental samples and structural remains. The medieval industrial past was of particular interest, with THE POEM OF MY CID tanning and the manufacture of hemp and linen all playing a edited by P. Such and John Hodgkinson large role in the city’s prosperity. 440p, 136 b/w illus, 42 col pls (Oxbow Books 2008) Hb was £35.00 now £9.95 Spanish text with facing-page translation, introduction and commentary. 272p, (Aris & Phillips 1987) Hb was £35.00 now OLD ABBEY FARM, RISLEY £9.95 by Richard Haewood, Christine Howard-Davis, Denise RAMON LLULL: THE BOOK OF THE LOVER AND Drury and Mick Krupa THE BELOVED This small moated site, now in Warrington Borough, was edited by Mark D. Johnston probably constructed after the sub-division of the manor of Culcheth in 1246. 200p illus and pls (Oxford Archaeology 2004) Contains original Latin and Catalan text, translation and Pb was £17.99 now £10.00 commentary. 141p, 4 illus (Aris and Phillips 1995) Hb was £40.00 now £9.95 NEW WINCHELSEA SUSSEX: A MEDIEVAL PORT TOWN LEGEND OF MARY OF EGYPT IN MEDIEVAL INSULAR HAGIOGRAPHY by David and Barbara Martin edited by Erich Poppe and Bianca Ross A report on excavations in the cinque port, founded in the late 13th century, which proves that in its 14th century heyday These thirteen essays explore the versions of the legend of Mary it was larger and more influential than has previously been of Egypt as they appear in the different languages of the insular supposed. 222p b/w illus (Heritage 2004) Pb was £24.50 now cultures including Paul the Deacon’s latin original, Old and £9.95 Middle English, Old Norse, Middle Welsh and Irish. 299P (Four Courts 1996) Hb was £40.00 now £9.95 EXCAVATIONS AT ST. JAMES’ PRIORY BRISTOL MEDIEVAL LITERATURE AND CULTURE by Reg Jackson by Andrew Galloway A report on excavations carried out to the east and west of the Benedictine Priory church of St James, established just An introduction to the study of Medieval English literature, outside the medieval city of Bristol in 1129 AD. There are also which surveys the main genres and works, as well as their specific chapters on finds and burials. 203p, 8p col illus (Oxbow intellectual and cultural context. \the book also provides an Books 2006) Hb was £30.00 now £10.00 overview of critical approaches and suggestions for further study. 154p (Continuum 2006) Pb was £12.99 now £4.95 MEDIEVAL DEVON AND CORNWALL: SHAPING AN ANCIENT LANDSCAPE THE YALE COMPANION TO CHAUCER edited by Sam Turner edited by Seth Lehrer This volume kicks off with essays setting Chaucer in his literary Between AD 500 and 1700, a series of revolutions transformed and historical context, pieces on each of his major works follow, the structure of the South West Peninsula’s rural landscape. and it closes with discussion of his reception, and of The book tells the story of these changes, and also explores contemporary Chaucer studies as a whole. 420p (Yale UP 2006) how people experienced the landscape in which they lived: Pb was £12.99 now £5.95 how they came to imbue places with symbolic and cultural meaning. 224P b/w and col illus (Windgather 2006) Pb was £20.00 THE CANTERBURY TALES (OXFORD GUIDES TO now £7.95 CHAUCER) CLARENDON: LANDSCAPE OF KINGS by Helen Cooper by Tom Beaumont James and Christopher Gerrard Since its first publication in 1989, Helen Cooper’s guide to This richly illustrated book tells Clarendon’s story, from the The Canterbury Tales has established itself as the standard Neolithic through to the present. It focuses in particular on work on the poem. This second edition continues to offer the the palace and deer park’s medieval heyday a time when most comprehensive scrutiny of the Tales both as a whole and gyrfalcons soared in pursuit of cranes, and kings hunted individually. 452p (Oxford UP 1996) Pb was £28.00 now £12.95 roebuck and wolves. 256p col and b/w illus (Windgather 2007) CHAUCERIAN TRAGEDY Pb was £25.00 now £9.95 by Henry Ansagar Kelly THE MEDIEVAL PARK: NEW PERSPECTIVES Argues that Chaucer was the inventor of modern tragedy at edited by Robert Liddiard a time when the genre and even the word ‘tragedy’ were little The park - a feature of the landscape we always associate used. Kelly also traces his influence through the works of the with the hunting of deer - played an important role in the 16th century. 297p (Brewer 1997, Pb 2000) Pb was £16.99 now psyche of Britain’s medieval aristocracy. This well-illustrated £4.95 book offers a reappraisal of the park by a new generation of landscape researchers, who use a diversity of approaches to assess its economy, ecology and social role. 256p, 69 illus, 35 in col (Windgather Press 2007) Pb was £25.00 now £9.95 77 Medieval Literature Post Medieval

ETERNAL CHALICE: THE ENDURING LEGACY OF NONSUCH PALACE: THE MATERIAL CULTURE OF THE HOLY GRAIL A NOBLE RESTORATION HOUSEHOLD by Juliette Wood by Martin Biddle A well written and engaging history of the grail legend, from Nonsuch in Surrey was Henry VIII’s last and most fantastic its first appearance in Chretien de Troyes to modern depictions palace. Excavations in 1959-60 uncovered a large amount of such as Terry Gilliam’s Fisher King and inevitably, Dan Brown. material from all periods, from occupation to demolition (1538- 244p b/w illus (Tauris 2008) Hb was £18.99 now £7.95 1684). This volume publishes the domestic finds, including a large amount of complete or reconstructible glass, ceramics, THE MEDIEVAL WELSH RELIGIOUS LYRIC: coins and tokens, clay pipes, pewter vessels, objects of iron, POEMS OF THE GOGYNFEIRDD, 1137-1282 bone, ivory and leather, and a wooden pocket sundial. 544p, 229 b/w illus, 81 tbs (Oxbow Books 2005) Hb was £60.00 now introduction, text and translation by Catherine A. £15.00 McKenna This volume presents the texts of 16 religious lyrics of the 12th ST. MARTIN’S UNCOVERED: INVESTIGATIONS and 13th centuries, with a translation and a substantial IN THE CHURCHYARD OF ST. MARTIN’S-IN-THE- introduction exploring their historical theological and BULL-RING, BIRMINGHAM, 2001 devotional contexts. 241p (Ford & Bailie 1991) Hb was £26.00 by Megan Brickley and Simon Buteux now £9.95 The archaeological excavations at St. Martin’s churchyard, HUNTING LAW AND RITUAL IN MEDIEVAL Birmingham uncovered 857 burials dating to the late 18th and ENGLISH LITERATURE the 19th century, a cross-section of Birmingham’s population during the peiod of the Industrial Revolution. 288p b/w illus, by William Perry Marvin CD (Oxbow Books 2006) Hb was £30.00 now £10.00 This study contrasts ancient custom with post-Conquest forest law, Beowulf with Sir Gawain, and law with poetry and DOWN BY THE STATION: LOS ANGELES treatise, to examine motifs and tropes that informed legal CHINATOWN, 1880-1933 privilege, the heroic-chivalric subject, and aesthetics of by Roberta S. Greenwood violence. 198p (Boydell 2006) Hb was £40.00 now £12.95 Excavation of the Chinatown that was destroyed in the INTELLECTUAL LIFE IN THE MIDDLE AGES building of Union Station provides a rich picture of the people edited by Lesley Smith and Benedicta Ward and life in nineteenth and early twentieth century Los Angeles. Intensive historical research, oral history, and laboratory The variety of experience available to medieval scholars and analyses have been synthesized into a comprehensive the vitality of medieval thought are both reflected in this reconstruction of a community that was isolated socially, collection of original essays. 336p (Hambledon 1992) Hb was economically, and geographically. 232p. (Cotsen Institute 1996) £45.00 now £9.95 Hb was £28.00 now £6.95

ROBERT GROSSETESTE AND THE ORIGINS OF SWINDON: THE LEGACY OF A RAILWAY TOWN EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCE 1100-1700 by John Cattel and Keith Falconer by AC Crombie In the pioneering days of early Victorian railway engineering In the 13th century the Oxford School with Grosseteste as its the decision of Gooch and Brunel to locate an engine house founder assumed a paramount importance in the beginning and works just to the north of Swindon led to the creation of of the modern tradition of experimental science. The first half a sizable engineering enterprise and a new settlement. This of the book is devoted to Grosseteste and the Oxford School; book is the result of a project commissioned in 1984, when the second half deals with their influences. 390P (Oxford UP many of the work buildings came under threat. 181P col and 1953) Hb was £18.00 now £5.00 b/w illus (English Heritage 1995) Pb was £14.99 now £4.95

JOHN BURIDAN BOWHILL: THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDY OF A by Gyula Klima BUILDING UNDER REPAIR IN EXETER A detailed introduction to the thought of John Buridan (c.1300- by Stuart R. Blaylock 1362). Aside from the fact that he taught at the University of An investigation of documentary, pictorial and cartographic Paris and was twice its Rector, very little is known of Buridan’s information on Bowhill, an important late medieval and Tudor life, and the book thus focuses entirely on his writings, mainly house and an examination of the fabric, stratigraphy, commentaries on Aristotle and his thought. 352p (Great architecture and technologies employed in its construction. Medieval Thinkers Oxford UP 2009) Hb was £65.00 now £9.95 393p, many b/w figs and pls (English Heritage 2004) Pb was £65.00 now £14.95 EVERY VALLEY SHALL BE EXHAULTED: THE DISCOURSE OF OPPOSITES IN TWELFTH- DERWENTCOTE STEEL FURNACE: AN CENTURY THOUGHT INDUSTRIAL MONUMENT IN COUNTRY by Constance Bouchard DURHAM Here, Bouchard discusses twelfth century dialectical thought by C Cranstone as it influenced five major areas of culture: scholasticism, This report publishes the results from an English Heritage romance, legal disputes, conversion and the construction of programme of historical research, structural recording and gender. Rather than seeing ‘opposites’ as contradictory exavation at this remarkable relic from the early phases of the concepts and something that shoul be reconciled, she Industrial Revolution, when the Derwnt Valley was the cradle concludes that people took comfort in exploring and of the British Steel industry. 145p, illus (Lancaster University maintaining them. 171p (Cornell UP 2003) Hb was £22.50 now 1997) Pb £20.00 now £9.95 £7.95 78 Post Medieval

WEST COUNTRY FARMS: HOUE AND ESTATE THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY OF SOUTH-WEST SURVEYS, 1598-1764 ENGLAND: A SOCIAL ARCHAEOLOGY by Nat Alcock and Cary Carson by Marilyn Palmer and Peter Neaverson Explores the ‘house-and-estate’ survey - which adds detail of A look at how the buildings and other physical remains the village’s houses, outhouses, and farm buildings to the associated with textile production can provide a better standard evidence of an estate survey. It examines the twenty understanding of manufacturing industry and those involved West Country communities for which such surveys survive, with it. 160p, 68 b/w and 32 col pls and figs (Tempus 2005) Pb using these documents to paint landscapes of individual was £17.99 now £6.95 farming communities caught at one moment in time. 248p, 8p colour illustrations (Oxbow Books 2007) Hb was £48.00 now ARCHAEOLOGY AND CONSERVATION IN £14.95 IRONBRIDGE MODERN MILITARY MATTERS: STUDYING AND by Richard Hayman, Wendy Horton and Shelley White MANAGING THE TWENTIETH-CENTURY This volume contains archaeological studies of six of the key DEFENCE HERITAGE IN BRITAIN sites of Ironbridge, pivotal in the industrial revolution. These comprise three ironworks, the Coalbrookdale Company’s by John Schofield Upper Forge, Blists Hill Brick and Tile Works and the Hay This book provides a concise statement of the state of Inclined Way. 220p b/w illus (CBA 1999) Pb was £28.00 now knowledge and future research priorities relating to twentieth- £9.95 century military remains in Britain – an emerging area of TH intense archaeological investigation. 60p b/w illus (CBA 2004) CYPRUS IN THE 19 CENTURY: FACT, FANCY AND Pb was £5.95 now £2.95 FICTION edited by Veronica Tatton-Brown. HISTORIC BARRHEAD: ARCHAEOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT Articles on about the major sites, the convictions and motives of those who investigated them, the political background, the by E. Patricia Dennison, Simon Stronach and Russel movement of antiquities to major European museums and the Coleman ensuing rivalry between these institutions. 280P b/w illus This book identifies medieval sites and charts the development (Oxbow Books 2001) Hb was £45.00 now £10.00 of the town from the scatter of fermtouns shown on early maps. It goes on to sketch the social history of a community ACTON COURT: THE EVOLUTION OF AN EARLY shaped by the industrial revolution. 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