Proceedings of a landmark conference at which the great and good gave presentations – Kenyon, Childe, Woolley, Crawford, Kendrick, Zeuner, Fox, Grimes et al.  The conference ranged widely across such topics as archaeology and education, museums and the public, and the relationship between archaeology and the state.  In post-war Britain archaeologists in attendance recognised the opportunities for urban archaeology, as well as their wider commitment to world archaeology.  The texts of twenty-five conference papers are reproduced in this hard-to-find volume.  Paperback.  100 pages.  Small snopake erasure to cover, otherwise in good clean condition.  Difficult book to find.  Cat No N236