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Region: Eastern Europe

Guide published to mark the restoration of the 40 metre high monument of triumph built in the Tropaeum Traiani to mark the emperor Trajan's victory over the Dacians now in prent-day Adamclisi Romania. 34 page rather primitive booklet published in Romania but text in French. Good clean condition.

Region: Eastern Europe

Guide to the fortress city built to commemorate Emperor Trajan's victory over the Dacians in present-day Adamclisi Romania. 28 page rather primitive booklet published in Romania but text in French. Good clean condition. Cat No 2009

Region: Americas

A guide to the C19th kilns built to provide charcoal for smelting lead and silver ores and still extant in Death Valley today. 24 page booklet. Good condition. Cat No 2005

Region: Britain - N. England

Definitive guide to the Roman fort at Ribchester detailing its function, layout and groundplan with an Appendix describing twenty inscribed stones and altars plus a bibliography. 34 page booklet in new condition. Cat No 1995

Region: Australasia/Pacific

28 page booklet describing in detail each of the stone artefacts in the Perth Museum collection ranging from Maori clubs, through North American Indian arrowheads, stone tools from Fayum and Palaeolithic hand axes from Kent. Four b&w plates illustrate 66 of the artefacts.

Region: Britain - S. England

14 page booklet that discusses the plaster remnant recovered from Roman Corinium that depicts a fine example of the famous SATOR word square (also known from Pompeii). One b&w plate. Good clean condition. Cat No 1726

Region: Greece

Abridgement of the definitive guide to Mycenae produced by the British School at Athens for visitors. 48 pages. Illustrated with b&w photos and site plans. Minor signs of wear. Cat No 1616

Region: Israel

Small illustrated pocket booklet to the Nabatean ruins of Navdat in the Negev Desert. 16 pages. Good condition. Cat No 1593

Period: Paleolithic

This book has a misleading title for most archaeologists will question whether the objects depicted are really palaeolithic, or indeed man-made artefacts rather than naturally-shaped pieces ... which is what they seem to be. Many b&w photos of chert rocks and pebbles. Cat No 1491

Region: Egypt

Homage to the origins of weaving from a museum at the heart of the British textile trade. Looms, techniques and woven articles described and illustrated with the aid of original depictions from Egyptian tombs and Greek vases. 44 pages. Booklet in good clean condition. Cat No 1456