A broad, thorough and comprehensive survey of the social history and structure of Britons from the Neolithic to the Roman invasion with reference to a huge number of prehistoric monuments and excavation reports in Great Britain and Ireland.

The Romans occupied Britain for almost four hundred years, and although their influence is still all around us only a small proportion of the effect that the Romans had on the landscape of Britain is evident.

Discusses the C16th reconstruction and extension of an earlier church with reference to its fabric, internal furnishings and extant documentary evidence from the Elizabethan period, a time less well documented than some others.

A catalogue of the surprisingly large collection of British and Irish Bronze Age weapons held by the Ontario Museum and purchased over several years in the early C20th from antiquities dealers, collectors and go-betweens.  Well represented are axes, palstaves, spearheads, knives and swords.

During the four centuries of the Roman occupation of Britain the structure and needs of the army changed constantly.

Not only an illustrated catalogue of the most impressive small finds reported to the Portable Antiquities Scheme, but also an overview of the positive role played by detectorists and associated media coverage.  Large format paperback.  Very good condition.  Cat No 3242

Seven conference papers on early Christian crosses and other early medieval inscribed stones from Northern Britain and Ireland.  Large format paperback.  198 pages.  97 illustrations.  Extensive Bibliographies.  Spotting to first and last pages, otherwise good condition.

A list of sixty-three stately homes, mansions and manor houses under threat of abandonment or dereliction.  Each is illustrated and its history, current status and likely future described with suggestions for preservation.   Paperback.  48 pages.  Near new condition.

Examines the work of the urban archaeologist taking a close look at the increasingly sophisticated archaeological techniques employed.

Papers of a workshop designed to bring together those most concerned with archaeology in the National Parks and to discuss the problems of archaeological management and approaches to archaeological conservation.  68 pages.  New condition.  Cat No 2133