ARCHAEOLOGICAL METHOD AND THEORY, HERITAGE AND CONSERVATIONARCHAEOLOGIES OFTEXTArchaeology, Technology,and EthicsEdited by Matthew T. Rutz &Morag Kersel

Scholars working in a numberof disciplines routinely engagewith ancient textual sourcesthat are either material remainsfrom the archaeological record

or historical products of other connections between theancient world and our own. Examining the archaeology-text nexus from multiple perspectives, contributors tothis volume discuss current theoretical and practicalproblems that have grown out of their work at the boundaryof the division between archaeology and the study ofearly inscriptions in twelve representative case-studiesdrawn from research in Asia, Africa, the Mediterranean,and Mesoamerica. Joukowsky Institute Publication 6

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ARCHAEOLOGY ANDLAND-USE OF SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND TO 1066Edited by Michael J. Allen &David Rudling

In this textbook on the archae-ology of South-East Englandover 30 leading authors providea comprehensive overview ofthe South-East as an informednarrative and interpretation of

the prehistory and history of the region. Chronologicalchapters tell the story of the development of the South-East by period from the Palaeolithic to the Norman Conquest. Others focus on either specific areas within theregion, or aspects of material culture and the economy.

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THE ARCHAEOLOGYOF CAVES IN IRELANDBy Marion Dowd

Caves are one of the most enduring natural features inthe Irish landscape. Approxi-mately 980 are documentedacross limestone regions of thecountry, and 91 of these areregistered archaeological sites.Until recently they have tended

to remain neglected for archaeological study, being thehaunt of cavers and palaeontologists who have historicallybeen largely responsible for the recovery of cultural material. This is a synthesis of what we currently knowabout how caves were used and perceived by communitiesspanning the 10,000 years of human occupation of Ireland.

9781782978138, $85, HB, b/w & col illus, 320p, NYP -due May 2015, Oxbow Books Pre-Publication Price $68

THE ARCHAEOLOGYOF CREMATIONBurned Human Remains inFunerary StudiesEdited by Tim Thompson

Human societies have disposedof their dead in a variety ofways. However comparativelylittle work has been devoted to understanding the nature of cremated remains, despite

their visibility through time. This volume draws togetherthe inventive methodology that has been developed forthis material and combines it with a fuller interpretationof the archaeological funerary context. It demonstrateshow an innovative methodology, when applied to a challenging material, can produce new and exciting interpretations of archaeological sites and funerary contexts. The reader is introduced to the nature of burnedhuman remains and the destructive effect that fire canhave on the body. Studies in Funerary Archaeology 8

9781782978480, $76, PB, b/w & col illus, 256p, NYP -due June 2015, Oxbow Books Pre-Publication Price $60.80

ARCHAEOZOOLOGYOF THE NEAR EAST 9Edited by Marjan Mashkour &Mark Beech

This two part volume bringstogether over 60 specialists topresent 31 papers on the latestresearch into archaeozoologyof the Near East. Papers aregrouped into thematic sectionsexamining patterns of Palae-

olithic and Neolithic subsistence in northern Mesopotamia,Anatolia and the Iranian plateau; Palaeolithic to Neolithicfaunal remains from Armenia; animal exploitation in BronzeAge urban sites; new evidence concerning pastoralism,nomadism and mobility; aspects of domestication and animal exploitation in the Arabian peninsula; several casestudies on ritual animal deposits; and specific analyses ofpatterns of animal exploitation at urban sites in Turkey,Palestine and Jordan.

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BATH: AN ARCHAEO-LOGICAL ASSESSMENTA study of settlementaround the sacred hotsprings from the Mesolithicto the 17th century ADBy Emily La Trobe-Bateman &Rosalind Niblett

This volume provides a collec-tion and rigorous assessmentof accumulated information,

much of which has to date been either unpublished oravailable only in obscure sources, and offers a synthesisof what this information tells us of Bath’s past.

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CERAMICS, CUISINEAND CULTUREThe archaeology and scienceof kitchen pottery in theancient mediterranean worldEdited by Michela Spataro &Alexandra Villing

The 23 papers presented hereare the product of the interdis-ciplinary exchange of ideas andapproaches to the study of

kitchen pottery between archaeologists, material scien-tists, historians and ethnoarchaeologists. They aim to seta vital but long-neglected category of evidence in its widersocial, political and economic contexts. Structuredaround main themes concerning technical aspects of potteryproduction; cooking as socio-economic practice; andchanging tastes, a range of social economic and technologicalmodels are discussed on the basis of insights gained fromthe study of kitchen pottery production, use and evolution.

9781782979470, $100, HB, b/w illus, 304p, NYP -due July 2015, Oxbow Books Pre-Publication Price $80

CHILDREN, SPACESAND IDENTITYEdited by Margarita SánchezRomero, Eva Alarcón García &Gonzalo Aranda Jiménez

How do children construct,negotiate and organize space?The study of social space in anyhuman group is fraught withlimitations, and to these wemust add the further limits

involved in the study of childhood. Here specialists builda body of theoretical and methodological approachesabout how space is articulated and organized aroundchildren and how this disposition affects the creation andmaintenance of social identities. Childhood in the PastMonograph 4

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CONTINENTAL CONNECTIONSExploring cross-channel relationshipsEdited by Hugo Anderson-Whymark, Duncan Garrow &Fraser Sturt

The prehistories of Britain andIreland are inescapably entwinedwith continental European nar-ratives. The central aim here is

to explore ‘cross-channel’ relationships throughout laterprehistory, investigating the archaeological links betweenthe areas we now call Britain and Ireland, and continentalEurope, from the Mesolithic through to the end of theIron Age.

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DEATH AND CHANGING RITUALSFunction and meaning inancient funerary practicesEdited by J. Rasmus Brandt,Håkon Roland & Marina Prusac

The forms by which a deceasedperson may be brought to restare as many as there are causesof death. The contributionspresented here focus not on

the examination of different funerary practices, theirfunction and meaning, but on the changes of such rituals– how and when they occurred and how they may be explained. Based on case studies from a variety of geographical regions and from different prehistoric andhistorical periods, a range of key themes are examinedconcerning belief and ritual, body and deposition, place,performance and commemoration, exploring a complexweb of practices. Studies in Funerary Archaeology 7

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DEATH EMBODIEDArchaeological approachesto the treatment of the corpseEdited by Zoë L. Devlin &Emma-Jayne Graham

Archaeological interpretationsof burial remains can oftensuggest that the skeletons whichwe uncover, and therefore usuallyassociate with past funerarypractices, were what was actually

deposited in graves, rather than articulated corpses. The choices made by past communities or individualsabout how to cope with a dead body in all of its dynamicand constituent forms, and whether there was reason to treat it in a manner that singled it out (positively or negatively) as different from other human corpses, providethe stimulus for this volume. Studies in Funerary Archaeology 9

9781782979432, $76, PB, b/w illus, 192p, NYP - dueJuly 2015, Oxbow Books Pre-Publication Price $60.80

DEFINING THE SACREDApproaches to the Archaeology of Religion in the Near EastEdited by Nicola Laneri

Religion is a phenomenon thatis inseparable from human society. It brings about a set of emotional, ideological andpractical elements that are pervasive in the social fabric of

any society and characterizable by a number of features.these include the establishment of intermediaries in therelationship between humans and the divine; the construction of ceremonial places for worshiping thegods and practicing ritual performances; and the creationritual paraphernalia.

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EARTH: THE DYNAMICSOF NON-INDUSTRIALAGRICULTURE: 8,000YEARS OF RESILIENCEAND INNOVATION: 3 VOLUME SETEdited by Patricia C. Anderson,Leonor Pena-Chocarro & Andreas Heiss

All three volumes in theEARTH series; Plants and People:

Choice and Diversity Through Time, Exploring and ExplainingDiversity in Agricultural Technology, and Agricultural and Pastoral Landscapes in Pre-Industrial Society: Choices, Stabilityand Change EARTH Series.

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THE END OF THE LAKE-DWELLINGS IN THECIRCUM-ALPINE REGIONEdited by Francesco Menotti

After more than 3500 years ofoccupation in the Neolithicand Bronze Age, the manylake-dwellings’ around the Cir-cum-Alpine region ‘suddenly’came to an end. Why were the lake-dwellings finally aban-

doned and what exactly happened towards the end of theLate Bronze Age that made the lake-dwellers change theirway of life so drastically? The new research presentedhere draws upon the results of a four-year-long projectdedicated to shedding light on this intriguing conundrum.

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HOPEWELL CEREMONIALLANDSCAPES OF OHIOMore Than Mounds andGeometric EarthworksBy Mark Lynott

Nearly 2000 years ago, peopleliving in the river valleys ofsouthern Ohio built earthenmonuments on a scale that is

unmatched in the archaeological record for small-scalesocieties. The labor needed to build these vast culturallandscapes exceeds population estimates for the region,and suggests that people from near (and possibly far) traveled to the Scioto and other river valleys to help withconstruction of these monumental earthen complexes.Here, in the first American Landscapes volume, Mark Lynott draws on more than a decade of research and extensive new datasets to re-examine the spectacular and massive scale Ohio Hopewell landscapes and to explore the society that created them. American Landscapes

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HUNTER, FISHERS ANDFORAGERS IN WALESTowards a social narrative ofMesolithic lifewaysBy Malcolm Lillie

The author presents a major newholistic appraisal of the evidencefor the Mesolithic occupation ofWales. The story begins with a

discourse on the Palaeolithic background. Subsequentchapters follow a sequence from the palaeoenvironmentalbackground, through a consideration of the use of stonetools, settlement patterning and evidence for subsistencestrategies and the range of available resources.

9781782979746, $80, PB, b/w & col illus, 256p, NYP -due Sep 2015, Oxbow Books Pre-Publication Price $64

LIVING WITH THE FLOODMesolithic to post-medieval archaeological remains at MillLane, Sawston, Cambridgeshire– a wetland/dryland interfaceBy Samantha Paul, Kevin Colls &Henry P. Chapman

The site at Mill Lane, Sawston, represents millennia of human

activity within a dynamic and changing landscape setting.Here the results of the study of a wetland/dryland interface on the edge of palaeochannels of the River Camin Cambridgeshire are presented.

9781782979661, $39.95, PB, b/w & col illus, 128p, NYP -due Sep 2015, Oxbow Books Pre-Publication Price $31.96

THE MATERIALITY OFMAGICAn artifactual investigationinto ritual practices and popular beliefsEdited by Ceri Houlbrook & Natalie Armitage

The subject of ‘magic’ has longbeen considered peripheral and

sensationalist, the word itself having become somethingof an academic taboo. This book addresses the value ofthe material record as a resource in investigations intomagic, ritual practices, and popular beliefs.

9781785700101, $50, PB, b/w illus, 152p, NYP - dueNov 2015, Oxbow Books Pre-Publication Price $40

OF ROCKS AND WATERTowards an Archaeology of PlaceEdited by Ömür Harmanşah

This volume presents a series of archaeological landscapes from theIranian highlands to the AnatolianPlateau, and from the Mediterraneanborderlands to Mesoamerica. Con-tributors all have a deep interest in

the making and the long-term history of unorthodoxplaces of human interaction with the mineral world.Joukowsky Institute Publication 5

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PARADIGM FOUNDArchaeological Theory – Present,Past and Future. Essays in Honour of Evžen NeustupnýEdited by Kristian Kristiansen,Ladislav Šmejda & Jan Turek

Paradigm Foundbrings together papersby renowned researchers from across

Europe, Asia and America to discuss a selection of pressingissues in current archaeological theory and method. The 23 papers provide a discussion of the issues currentlyre-appearing in the focal point of theoretical debates inarchaeology.

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SKYSCAPESThe Role and Importance ofthe Sky in ArchaeologyEdited by Fabio Silva & NicholasCampion

Skyscapes explores the current role ofarchaeoastronomical knowledge inarchaeological discourse and how

to integrate the two. It shows how it is not only possiblebut even desirable to look at the skyscape to shed furtherlight on human societies. This is achieved by first exploringthe historical relationship between archaeoastronomyand academia in general, and with archaeology in particular.

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TOWARDS SKYSCAPE ARCHAEOLOGYBy Fabio Silva

This book looks at archaeoastro-nomical theory and method fromthe point of view of archaeology. It highlights current limitations andsuggests what needs to be addressed

and overcome for archaeoastronomy to produce knowledge of value to the broader academic community.Oxbow Insights in Archaeology

9781782979555, $26, PB, 35 b/w illus, NYP - dueSep 2015, Oxbow Books Pre-Publication Price $20.80

TRAC 2014Proceedings of the TwentyFourth Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference,Reading 2014Edited by Tom Brindle, Martyn Allen,Emma Durham & Alex Smith

This volume contains a selection ofpapers presented at TRAC 2014, as well as some invitedcontributions. Several papers make make innovative useof interdisciplinary theory: in humanistic geography, philosophy and archaeology; social psychology; and the cognitive science of religion in the study of Roman monuments, military social history and religion.

9781785700026, $60, PB, b/w illus, 158p, NYP - dueMarch 2015, Oxbow Books Pre-Publication Price $48

TRENDS IN BIOLOGICALANTHROPOLOGY 1Edited by Karina Gerdau-Radonić &Kathleen McSweeney

This first volume in the series Trendsin Biological Anthropology presents 11 papers. The study of modern baboons as proxies to understand

extinct hominin species’ diet and the interpretation ofskeletal degenerative joint disease on the skeletal remainsof extant primates are presented as case studies usingmethods and standards usually applied to human remains.

9781782978367, $85, HB, b/w illus, 160p, NYP - due Aug2015, Oxbow Books for the British Association for BiologicalAnthropology and Osteoarchaeology Pre-Publication Price $68

WILD THINGSRecent advances in Palaeolithicand Mesolithic researchEdited by Frederick W. F. Foulds, HelenC. Drinkall, Angela R. Perri, DavidT.G. Clinnick & James W.P. Walker

This volume celebrates this trendwith focuses on recent advances in the

study of the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic. With contributorsfrom a diverse range of backgrounds, it allows for agreater degree of interdisciplinary discourse than is often thecase, as the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic are generally split apart.

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ANIMALS IN THE NEOLITHIC OF BRITAIN AND EUROPEBy Dale Serjeantson & David Field

The aim of the twelve papers in thisedited volume is to cover the range ofcurrent approaches to animals in theNeolithic, and to encompass as wide a

geographical scope as possible in Europe. The author hasrounded off the volume with a commentary and discussionon the papers which puts them into the perspective ofchanging views of animals in the Neolithic of Europe. Neolithic Studies Group Seminar Papers 7

9781842172148, $60, PB reprint, 192p, Oct 2015, Oxbow Books Special Offer Price $48

PAST BODIESBody-Centered Research in ArchaeologyBy Dusan Boric & John Robb

This collection of papers is a reactionto decades of the body's invisibilityin archaeology. It raises the body asthe central topic in the study of past

societies, researching its appearance in a wide variety ofregional contexts and across vast spans of archaeologicaltime. In all these case studies, the materiality of the bodyis center stage.

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ARCADIAN VISIONSPastoral Influences on Poetry,Painting and the Design ofLandscapeBy Allan R. Ruff

This book provides an alternativelandscape history for all those involved with the landscape - either

through its design, management, use or enjoyment. It begins by examining the origins of Arcadia and the pastoral in the classical poetry of Theocritus and Virgil,and the effects of, and on, Christianity before outliningits development in renaissance Italy.

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DEER AND PEOPLEEdited by Karis Baker, Ruth Carden& Richard Madgwick

Deer have been central to humancultures throughout time and space:whether as staples to hunter-gatherers,icons of Empire, or the focus ofsport. In spite of their diverse, deep-

rooted and long standing relations with human societies,no multi-disciplinary volume of research on cervids hasuntil now been produced.

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NORTH DOWNS LANDSCAPESExploring the GloriousEnglish Countryside onLondon’s DoorstepBy Doug Kennedy

The North Downs are a range of hills that run east-westfrom the south-east tip of England, at Dover in Kent, toFarnham in Surrey. This book takes the reader on a journeythrough the North Downs. The core of this book arebeautiful full-page color photographs illustrating thebeauty and distinctive landscapes of the Downs and capturing classic English landscapes, villages and towns.

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OFFA'S DYKELandscape and Hegemony inEighth Century BritainBy Keith Ray & Ian Bapty

The massive ancient earthwork thatprovides the sole commemorationof an extraordinary Anglo-Saxonking and that gives its name to one

of our most popular contemporary national walkingtrails remains an enigma. This book provides a fresh perspective on the creation of Offa's Dyke arising fromover a decade of study and of conservation practice.

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THE ARCHAEOLOGYAND EPIGRAPHY OFINDUS WRITINGBy Bryan K. Wells

This is a detailed examinationof the Indus script. It presentsnew analysis based on an expansive text corpus usingrevolutionary analytical tech-niques developed specifically forthe purpose of deciphering the

Indus script. This exploration of Indus writing examinesthe structure of Indus text at a level of detail that has neverbeen possible before. This advance in analytic techniquesis combined with detailed linguistic information to suggest a root language for the Indus script.

9781784910464, $50, PB, b/w illus, 143p, 2014, Archaeopress Archaeology Special Offer Price $40

STONE TREES TRANSPLANTED? CENTRALMEXICAN STELAE OF THEEPICLASSIC AND EARLYPOSTCLASSIC AND THEQUESTION OF MAYA ‘INFLUENCE’By Keith Jordan

This book re-evaluates these claims viadetailed comparative analysis of the Central Mexican stelaeand their claimed Maya counterparts. For the first time theCentral Mexican stelae are placed in the context of oftenearlier local artistic traditions as well as other possible long-distance connections. Archaeopress Pre-Columbian Archaeology 2

9781784910105, $70, PB, illus throughout in b/w, 237p,2014, Archaeopress Archaeology Special Offer Price $56

THE EUROPEAN ARCHAEOLOGIST: 1 – 21A1993 – 2004Edited by Henry Cleere, Karen Waugh & Samson Ross

This volume gathers together thefirst 10 years of The European Archaeologist (ISSN 1022-0135),from Winter 1993 through to the

10th Anniversary Conference Issue, published in 2004 forthe Lyon Annual Meeting.

9781784910129, $45, PB, b/w illus, 360p, 2014, Archaeopress Archaeology Special Offer Price $36

FRACTURES IN KNAPPINGBy Are Tsirk

This book is for students and practitioners of not only knapping,lithic technology and archaeology,but also of fractography and fracturemechanics. At conferences on frac-tography of glasses and ceramics,

the author has often been asked to demonstrate knapping aswell as provide overviews of fractography learned from it.

9781784910228, $50, PB, b/w illus, 261p, 2014, Archaeopress Archaeology Special Offer Price $40

THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF YUCATÁN: NEW DIRECTIONS AND DATABy Travis W. Stanton

This volume provides a forum forMexican and foreign scholars topublish new data and interpretationson the archaeology of the northernMaya lowlands, specifically the State

of Yucatán. Increased communication among scholarshas become increasingly important for grasping a betterunderstanding of the great amount of data emerging fromthe State of Yucatán. Archaeopress Pre-Columbian Archaeology 1

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LOOTED, RECOVERED,RETURNED: ANTIQUITIES FROMAFGHANISTANA detailed scientific andconservation record of agroup of ivory and bonefurniture overlays exca-vated at Begram, stolenfrom the National Museumof Afghanistan, privately

acquired on behalf of Kabul, analysed and con-served at the British Museum and returned to theNational Museum of Afghanistan in 2012By Janet Ambers, C. R. Cartwright, C. Higgitt, D. Hook& St John Simpson

In 2011 a group of twenty bone and ivory plaques fromthe 'Begram ivories' was generously acquired for the National Museum of Afghanistan by a private individual.This book describes their story from excavation to displayand return, with individual object biographies and detailed scientific analyses and conservation treatments.

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PALAEOPATHOLOGYIN EGYPT AND NUBIAA century in reviewEdited by Ryan Metcalfe, JeneferCockitt & Rosalie David

The study of human remainshas captured the imaginationof many people for generations,giving rise to the discipline ofpalaeopathology and fosteringbioarchaeological research.

This book contains 16 papers that cover material presented at a workshop entitled ‘Palaeopathology inEgypt and Nubia: A Century in Review,’ held at the NaturalHistory Museum, London, which formed part of a three-year research project, ‘Sir Grafton Elliot Smith:Palaeopathology and the Archaeological Survey ofNubia.’ The papers explore palaeopathology from its beginnings in the early 1900s through to current researchthemes and the impact of technological development inthe field. Archaeopress Egyptology 6

9781784910266, $50, PB, b/w illus, 169p, 2014, Archaeopress Archaeology Special Offer Price $40

RAINFED ALTEPETLModeling institutional andsubsistence agriculture inancient Tepeaca, MexicoBy Aurelio López Corral

Climate variability and humanmanagement strategies on cropstands were major factors thatfrequently affected agriculturalyields among indigenous pop-ulations from central Mexico.

This work seeks to model food production in ancient Tepeaca, a Late Postclassic (AD 1325-1521) and Early Colonial(16th century) state level-polity settled on the centralhighlands of Puebla, by applying a model that recognizes thepresence of two independent and interconnected formsof food production: subsistence agriculture and institutionalagriculture. Archaeopress Pre-Columbian Archaeology 3

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SETTLEMENT, COMMUNICATION ANDEXCHANGE AROUND THEWESTERN CARPATHIANSInternational Workshop heldat the Institute of Archaeology,Jagiellonian University,Kraków, October 27–28, 2012Edited by T. L. Kienlin, P. Valde-Nowak, M. Korczyńska, K. Cappenberg & J. Ociepka

During the international conference ‘Settlement, Communication and Exchange around the WesternCarpathians’ held in Kraków in October 2012, attentionwas focused on the complex issues of long-term culturalchange in the populations surrounding the WesternCarpathians, with the aim of striking a balance betweenlocal cultural dynamics, subsistence economy and the alleged importance of far-reaching contacts, and commu-nication and exchange involved in this process. The objective was to contribute to a more holistic under-standing of prehistoric settlement strategies, adaptationto marginal environments, and the role of communicationfor prehistoric populations to the north and south of theWestern Carpathians.

9781784910365, $94, PB, b/w illus, 403p, 2014, Archaeopress Archaeology Special Offer Price $75.20

TRAVELLING OBJECTS:CHANGING VALUESThe role of northern Alpinelake-dwelling communities inexchange and communicationnetworks during the LateBronze AgeBy Benjamin Jennings

Through a combination of material culture studies, multiple correspondence analysis, and the principle ofobject biographies, the role of the Late Bronze Age lake-dwelling communities in Central European exchange networks is addressed.

9781905739936, $74, PB, b/w & col illus, with CD, 229p,2014, Archaeopress Archaeology Special Offer Price $59.20

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GREEK ARCHAEODIETAND STABLE ISOTOPEANALYSISEdited by Anastasia Papathanasiou& Michael Richards

The analysis of stable isotoperatios of carbon and nitrogenin bone collagen provides a

powerful tool for reconstructing past diets, since it provides the only direct evidence of the foods that wereactually consumed. The articles describe the applicationof the methodology to the archaeology of Greece, a countrythat has been isotopically studied more extensively thanany other place in the world. The archaeological issuesthat can be addressed using stable isotope methods include the importance of fishing, the possible early introduction of millet, the nature of child-rearing includingweaning age and weaning foods, temporal shifts in protein consumption, differential access to certain foods associated with social status, as well as gender, age, and cultural differences in dietary patterns. HesperiaSupplements 49

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ARCHAEOLOGICAL IMAGINATIONS OF RELIGIONEdited by Thomas Meier & Petra Tillessen

This book does not aim at a “true”story of prehistoric belief, butrather an account of how eight different archaeologists imaginepast religions. It is their purpose to

observe and analyze how archaeologists think about that fuzzy thing called “religion.” Papers range from acomparative history of research to new interpretationalframes of hidden art. Authors question the established sacred-profane divide and explore the concept of liminality;they tear down the borders between humans and animals,the animate and the inanimate. Series Minor 31

9789639911246, $54, PB, 404p, 2014, ArchaeolinguaSpecial Offer Price $43.20

OLD TIMES – NEW METHODSNon-Invasive Archaeology inBaranya County (Hungary)2005–2013By Gábor Bertók & Csilla Gáti

Airborne surveying methods likeaerial archaeology or AirborneLaser Scanning/LiDAR have becomesome of the main sources of

information for landscape archaeology during the last 3or 4 decades. The expert knowledge and the experienceadopting the data derived from these sources are notevenly distributed in Europe. This volume reflects thehigh standard of work the Janus Pannonius Museum hascarried out in recent years to enhance our understandingof the landscapes and the history around Pécs, to sharethis knowledge and their enthusiasm for past landscapeswith everyone in Hungary and beyond.

9789639911536, $64, PB, 172p, 2014, English/Hungarian text, Archaeolingua Special Offer Price $51.20

DEALING WITH BIASESThree geo-archaeological approaches to the hidden landscapes of ItalyBy Hendrik Feiken

This books explores the bias that is introduced by erosion and sedimentation on the distributionof archaeological materials in

Mediterranean landscapes. It describes innovative and in-terdisciplinary work that led to the formulation of a broadrange of geo-archeological approaches that are applied totwo Italian areas, studied intensively by the Groningen Institute of Archaeology: the Pontine Region in SouthLazio, and the Raganello Basin in North Calabria. Thisbook shows how the three geo-archaeological approachescan be applied in a wider context to quantitatively understandhow erosion and sedimentation bias our understandingof archaeological records. Groningen Archaeological Studies 26

9789491431678, $87, PB, contains illus, 362p, 2014,Barkhuis Special Offer Price $69.60

SAMARRA STUDIES IIArchaeological Atlas ofSamarraBy A. Northedge & Derek Kennet

The Archaeological Atlas of Samarrasets out to map and catalogue thesite and buildings of the Abbasidcapital at Samarra in the period836 to 892 AD, preserved as they

were until the middle years of the 20th century. Site mapsand catalogues are provided of all the approximately 5819building and site units identified. This is the first time thatit has been possible to catalogue nearly all the buildingsof one of the world’s largest ancient cities, from the caliphpalaces to the smallest hovels. Samarra Studies

9780903472302, $128, HB, 831p, NYP - due June2015, British Institute for the Study of Iraq

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ANCIENT LIVESNEW DISCOVERIESEight Mummies, EightStoriesBy John H. Taylor &Daniel Antoine

In recent years, BritishMuseum curators havecollaborated with scien-tists and medical expertsto find new ways of

studying ancient Egyptian mummies. Eight significantmummies are ‘explored’, each carefully selected to tell a different story. CT scans have revealed a wealth of information, such as the health problems that the individual must have suffered during life, age at death andsometimes cause of death, the manner of mummificationand on occasion irregularities in the process. Funeraryobjects are also highlighted for context. With over 200specially commissioned photographs, Ancient lives, newdiscoveries is a thorough and informative read.

9780714119120, $34.95, PB, 225 col ills, 192p, 2014,British Museum Press Special Offer Price $27.96

REGARDING THE DEADHuman Remains in theBritish MuseumEdited by Alexandra Fletcher,Daniel Antoine & J. D. Hill

The British Museum holds approximately 6,000 human remains, the majority of whichwere recovered in the past century. Regarding the Deadaddresses the British Museum’s

approach to the ethical issues surrounding the inclusionof human remains in the Museum’s collection and presents solutions to the dilemmas relating to their curation, storage, access management and display. A keypublication on the British Museum's approach to the ethicalissues surrounding the inclusion of human remains inmuseum collections and possible solutions to the dilemmasrelating to their curation, storage, access management anddisplay. British Museum Research Publication 197

9780861591978, $70, PB, 80 illus, 180p, 2014, British Museum Press Special Offer Price $56

KNOSSOS: A MIDDLE MINOAN BUILDING INBOUGADHA METOCHIBy Giorgos Rethemiotakis & Peter Warren

From at least 1700 BC, and for several centuries thereafter, a cityof substantial houses flanked thepalace of Knossos in north-central

Crete. The whole lower western hill-slope (BougadhaMetochi, the modern village) was terraced with fine, ashlarmasonry buildings, served by well-engineered pavedroads. The present volume publishes part of one suchbuilding, excavated by the Greek Archaeological Service.The pottery within it is particularly important for the firststage of these large buildings, Middle Minoan IIIA (Earlyand Late), the 17th century BC. The history of the buildingis also set within that of the wider Cretan and southernAegean regions during the Bronze Age. BSA Studies 23

9780904887693, $118, HB, half-tone plates 33; figs 23; tables 11, 133p, 2014, British School at Athens

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L’AREA ARCHEOLOGICADI FIESOLEConservazione della memoriae innovazioni per la fruizione

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the foundation ofthe Civic Archaeological Museum,this volume retraces the history ofthe archaeological site of Fiesole,

from the first findings until today, taking stock of therestorations of one of the most fascinating and historicallyrich areas of this region. The texts provide the reader withthe state of the art of research and works carried out inthe area, describing in particular the adaptation and theimplementation of safety measures in the Roman Theater.

9788859613855, $59, HB, 184p, 2014, Italian text,Edizioni Polistampa

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THE ARCHAEOLOGYOF HILL FARMING ONEXMOORBy Cain Hegarty & Robert Wilson-North

The story of hill farming on Exmoor is told here for the firsttime through archaeologicalevidence newly revealed aftertwo years of systematic surveywork. Meticulous survey work

is presented showing how nearly 700 years of ‘reclamation’on the royal forest of Exmoor, its surrounding commonsand its hill farms, has helped to shape the landscape ofExmoor National Park. This book will appeal to thosewho know and love Exmoor; those with an interest in hillfarming and how the uplands have been farmed throughtime; and those who wish to know more about Victorianinnovation.

9781848020825, $40, PB, 116, 128p, 2014, English Heritage Special Offer Price $32

ENGLAND'S COASTALHERITAGEA Review of Progress since1997By Peter Murphy

The English Heritage RapidCoastal Zone Assessment Survey (RCZAS) program hasproduced a wealth of new information, with over 45 survey reports now completed.

It is now time to review what has been achieved andlearned from the RCZAS and other recent coastal historicenvironment studies. The book includes an introductionto the coastal historic environment, a consideration oflong-term coastal change, an outline of survey, recordingand characterization methodology, a national review of thecoastal historic environment and a separate discussion ofregional significance, a set of research priorities for thefuture, and a final section considering how England’scoastal heritage should be managed in the future.

9781848021075, $100, HB, b/w & col illus, 184p,2014, English Heritage Special Offer Price $80

THE HISTORIC LANDSCAPE OF THE MENDIP HILLSBy Elaine Jamieson

When traveling north-eastacross the Somerset Levelsand Moors the eye is drawnto the dark mass of theMendip Hills, a CarboniferousLimestone ridge which risesabruptly from the flatness of

its surroundings. Bringing together a wide variety of newand past research, this book explores the archaeology andarchitecture of this remarkable corner of England, beginning with evidence for the first hunting groups whopassed through the region over half a million years ago.

9781848020429, $70, HB, 292 illus, 304p, NYP - due June 2015, Historic England

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THE STONEHENGELANDSCAPEAnalysing the StonehengeWorld Heritage SiteBy Sharon Soutar, David Field,Martyn Barber & Mark Bowden

Stonehenge is arguably thegreatest prehistoric monumentin western Europe. Recent research by English Heritage’slandscape archaeologists within

the Stonehenge World Heritage Site has led to the identification of previously unknown sites and, perhapseven more importantly, the re-interpretation of knownsites, including Stonehenge itself. This book presents themost significant findings of the English Heritage researchand shows how it integrates with the results of work undertaken by colleagues in other research bodies.

9781848021167, $60, PB, 112 illus, 176p, NYP - dueMay 2015, Historic England Pre-Publication Price $48

ARCHAEOLOGY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTEdited by Paul Burtenshaw &Peter Gould

Nowhere in archaeology is the gap between theory andpractice more evident than inits ambivalent engagementwith economic development.This groundbreaking volume

assembles practicing archaeologists, economists, andNGO officials in an extensive exploration of the theoretical,practical and ethical issues raised by archaeologists’ useof cultural heritage to support economic development.The first chapters consider the problem of articulating thevalue of tangible and intangible heritage when economicmeasures alone are inadequate. Subsequent chapterspresent regional perspectives on archaeology and development. Public Archaeology journal special issue 1

9781909662667, $80, PB, 2015, Maney PublishingSpecial Offer Price $64

LANDMARKS IN MAPPING50 Years of The Cartographic JournalEdited by Kenneth Field &Alexander J. Kent

Founded by the British Carto-graphic Society (BCS) and firstpublished in June 1964, The Cartographic Journalwas the firstgeneral distribution English

language journal in cartography. This volume of classic papers and accompanying invited reflections brings together some of the key papers to celebrate 50 years ofpublication. It is a celebration of The Cartographic Journaland of the work that scholars, cartographers and map-makers have published which have made it the foremost international journal of cartography.

9781909662384, $125, HB, 416p, 2014, Maney Publishing

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LIVING IN THE LANDSCAPEEdited by Katherine Boyle,Ryan J. Rabett & Chris O. Hunt

This edited volume reflects onthe multitude of ways by whichhumans shape and are shapedby the natural world, and howarchaeology and its cognatedisciplines recover this rela-tionship. The structure and

content of the book recognize Graeme Barker’s pioneeringcontribution to the scientific study of human–environmentinteraction, and form a secondary dialectic between hismany colleagues and past students and the academic vistawhich he has helped define. The volume comprises 22 thematic papers, arranged chronologically, each apresentation of front-line research in their respectivefields. The chapters illustrate how climate, demographic,subsistence, social and ecological change have affectedcultures from the Palaeolithic to Historical, from NorthAfrica and West-Central Eurasia to Southeast Asia and China.

9781902937731, $96, HB, 131 figs, 28 tables, 380p,2014, McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research

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ESSAYS ON THE ARCHAEOLOGY ANDANCIENT HISTORY OFTHE MALTESE ISLANDSBronze Age to ByzantineBy Mario Buhagiar

This collection of essays, byleading scholar and academicProfessor Mario Buhagiar,brings together in a single volume a select miscellany of

studies which focus primarily on Bronze Age, Punico-Roman, Early Christian and Byzantine archaeology andhistory filtered through a synthesis of the archaeological,documentary, and art historical evidence. Its mainstrength is the contextualization and informed analysisof the iconographic and artistic source material. MalteseSocial Studies Series 22

9789993274827, $75.50, HB, b/w & col illus, 522p,2014, Midsea Books Special Offer Price $60.40

CONSERVATION SCIENCE IN CULTURAL HERITAGEHistorical-Technical journalEdited by Salvatore Lorusso

Conservation Science in CulturalHeritage is a historical-technicalJournal. One of the main objectives of the Journal is toachieve an all-encompassingvision of interdisciplinarity and

internationalisation which are essential in today's societyand relevant cultural sectors. In this, the Journal respondsto a natural demand for information and professionalgrowth on issuees related to the cultural heritage sector. 13

9788857521855, $35.50, PB, 451p, 2014,English/Italian text, Mimesis International

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ANIMALS IN SAXON ANDSCANDINAVIAN ENGLANDBackbones of Economy and SocietyBy Matilda Holmes

In this book an analysis of over 300animal bone assemblages from English Saxon and Scandinavian

sites is presented. The data set is summarized in extensivetables for use as comparanda for future archaeozoologicalstudies. Firstly, an investigation of the diet of the population,and how food was used to establish social boundaries.

9789088902666, $50, PB, b/w & col illus, 222p, 2014,Sidestone Press Special Offer Price $40

9789088902673, $30, pdf

ARCHAEOLOGY OF SALTApproaching an invisible pastEdited by Robin Brigand & Olivier Weller

Salt is an invisible object for researchin archaeology. However, ancientwritings, ethnographic studies andthe evidence of archaeological ex-

ploitation highlight it as an essential reference for humanity.his publication presents the most recent progresses in thefield of salt archaeology in Europe and beyond.

9789088903038, $65, PB, 25 b/w & 38 full col illus,228p, 2015, Sidestone Press Special Offer Price $52

9789088903045, $20.99, pdf

BREAKING WITH TRADITIONCultural influences for the decline of the Circum-Alpine region lake-dwellingsBy Benjamin Jennings

Studies of material culture haveshown that some of the Late Bronze

Age lake-dwellings in the northern Alpine region weresignificant centers for the production and exchange ofbronzework and manufacturedproducts, linking northernEurope to the southern Alpine forelands and beyond.

9789088902758, $50, PB, 176 b/w & 26 full col illus,204p, 2014, Sidestone Press Special Offer Price $40

9789088902765, $19.95, pdf

THE CONNECTEDCARIBBEANA socio-material network approach to patterns of homogeneity and diversity in the pre-colonial periodBy Angus A. A. Mol

This work seeks to study the patternsof this pre-colonial homogeneity and diversity and uncover some of their underlying processes and dynamics.In contrast to earlier studies of its kind, this study adoptsan archaeological network approach, in part derived fromthe network sciences. Sidestone Press Dissertations

9789088902598, $60, PB, 33 b/w & 9 col illus, 328p,2014, Sidestone Press Special Offer Price $48

9789088902819, $28.50, ePub9789088902604, $28.50, pdf

EGYPTIAN BIOARCHAEOLOGYHumans, Animals, and theEnvironmentEdited by Salima Ikram, Jessica Kaiser & Roxie Walker

Although the bioarchaeologyof Egypt has been documentedin a desultory way for manydecades, it is only recently thatit has become an inherent part

of excavations in Egypt. This volume consists of a seriesof essays that explore how ancient plant, animal, andhuman remains should be studied, and how, when theyare integrated with texts, images, and artifacts, they cancontribute to our understanding of the history, environ-ment, and culture of ancient Egypt in a holistic manner.

9789088902871, $60, PB, b/w & col illus, 237p, 2015,Sidestone Press Special Offer Price $48

9789088902888, $20.99 pdf

EXPERIMENTS PASTHistories of Experimental ArchaeologyEdited by Jodi Reeves Flores & Roeland Paardekooper

Experiments Past provides readerswith a glimpse of experimentalwork and experience that was

previously inaccessible due to language, geographic anddocumentation barriers, while establishing a historicalcontext for the issues confronting experimental archae-ology today.This volume contains formal papers on thehistory of experimental methodologies in archaeology.

9789088902512, $80, PB, 53 b/w & 65 full col illus,275p, 2014, Sidestone Press Special Offer Price $64

9789088902529, $19.99, pdf

QUATERNARY RESEARCHIN BRITAIN AND IRELANDA history based on the activitiesof the Subdepartment of Quaternary Research, Universityof Cambridge, 1948 - 1994By Richard West

This book traces the history of quaternary research in Britain and Ireland, particularly thecontinental influences which stimulated research and ledto the establishment of a Subdepartment of QuaternaryResearch at the University of Cambridge.

9789088902574, $45, PB, 20 b/w & 10 full col illus,200p, 2014, Sidestone Press Special Offer Price $36

9789088902581, $15, pdf

TRADITIONS TECHNIQUESET PRODUCTIONCÉRAMIQUE AUNÉOLITHIQUE ANCIENÉtude de huit sites rubanés dunord est de la France et de BelgiqueBy Louise Gomart

9789088902468, $100, PB, 43 b/w& 67 full col illus, 420p, 2014, French text, Sidestone Press

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WATER & HERITAGEMaterial, conceptual and spiritual connectionsEdited by Willem Willems & Henk van Schaik

This publication follows up on aHeritage and Water conference inAmsterdam, the first of its kind.

Its main purpose is to credibly present the importanceand value of heritage and historical experience for waterand sustainable development, and vice versa, present theimportance of water management for the protection ofheritage. It presents evolving insights and concepts aboutWater and about Heritage from a variety of disciplines,policy and public perspectives illustrated with cases studiesand aims to connect decision makers with experts suchas engineers, archaeologists, historians, geographers,ecologist and landscape architects. This book deals withthe heritage of water management and the use that wasmade of water, as well as the impact of water managementon heritage.

9789088902789, $80, PB, NYP - due Aug 2015, Sidestone Press Pre-Publication Price $64

WHY LEATHER?The Material and Cultural Dimensions of LeatherEdited by Susanna Harris & Andre J. Veldmeijer

This volume brings together special-ists from contemporary craft and industry and from archaeology to

examine both the material properties and the cultural dimensions of leather. The common occurrence of animal skin products through time, whether vegetabletanned leather, parchment, vellum, fat-cured skins orrawhide attest to its enduring versatility, utility and desirability. Typically grouped together as 'leather', theversatility of these materials is remarkable: they can besoft and supple like a textile, firm and rigid like a basket,or hard and watertight like a pot. This volume challengesa simple utilitarian or functional approach to leather.

9789088902611, $60, PB, 50 full col illus, 135p, 2014, Sidestone Press Special Offer Price $48

9789088902628, $19.95, pdf

ARCHAEOLOGICALFOOTWEARDevelopment of Shoe Patternsand Styles from Prehistory tilthe 1600'sBy Marquita Volken

This comprehensive guide to Euro-pean archaeological footwear is

richly illustrated with drawings and photographs of ar-chaeological leather shoe finds and shoe reconstructions.A catalogue presents each named shoe style along withthe cutting patterns used, a concise description and a fulllist of the published examples. The volume also includesa short history of calceological studies, case studies, thefundamental research methods and an overview of shoesole/upper constructions for archaeological leather shoes.

9789089321176, $80, HB, richly illustrated catalog of400 examples of specific cutting patterns, 408p, 2014,

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