By the pre-eminent authority on Tasmanian aborigines this is Plomley's 1977 first edition of his seminal work (not the later 1993 edition).  Paperback.  72 pages. Good  clean condition.  Cat No 5077

Paperback.  Good clean condition.  56 pages.  Cat No 5045

Paperback.  64 pages.  In very good condition.  Cat No 5044

Paperback.  312 pages.  Fading to spine, otherwise in good clean condition.  Cat No 4903

In very good clean condition.  Cat No 4842

Small inscription of previous owner's name, otherwise good condition.  Cat No 4828

Noted archaeologist examines the folklore surrounding the Rollright Stones including the myth that the stones are a petrified army and that the stones forming the King's Men stone circle cannot be enumerated.  Illustrated. Includes a bibliography.  Paperback.  16 pages.

To mark the exhibition 'Change and Decay: The Future of Our Churches', and to draw attention to the neglected topic of preservation of large historic sculptural monuments in English and Welsh churches and cathedrals, the V&A reprinted the 1869 'Report of the Sepulchral Monuments Committee' or

Exceedingly detailed record of archaeological surveys and excavations of the coastal regionsof eastern South Africa from the Early, Middle and Late Stone Age, and the Iron Age with details of stone artefacts, rock shelters, rock paintings, pottery and shell middens.

A large format guide to the unique and extensive assemblage of decorated Etruscan tombs with 92 full colour plates depicting the landscape, external appearance internal structures and wall paintings of the tombs.  Captions are in Italian, English French and German.