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The Archaeology of Dartmoor from the Air
Twenty-one aerial photographs each with a transparent interpretive overlays, accompanying descriptive texts, literary sources and map reference. Spiral bound paperback. In very good clean condition. Cat No 5039
Upstanding Archaeology
The archaeology of ancient buildings whether ruined or not - their walls, bricks, tiles, timber frames, doors, windows, floors, fireplaces, staircases and plaster - with guidance on conducting a building survey. Large format paperback. 48 pages. In very good clean condition.
The Past in the Pipeline: Archaeology of the Esso Midline
The results of a very narrow, 130 mile long rescue archaeological dig that preceded the laying of the Midline pipeline from the Fawley oil terminal on the south coast to the outskirts of Birmingham. Illustrated. Large paperback. 24 pages. In near new condition.
Recovering Capharnaum
Full colour guide to the ruins of the C4th synagogue, other associated remains and small finds from this ancient settlement on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. Includes a bibliography. Paperback. 88 pages. In new condition. Cat No 5022
The Art of Precolumbian Gold: The Jan Mitchell Collection
Sumptuous exhibition catalogue illustrating the very finest examples of pre-Columbian gold artefacts from across Meso-America, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
Selection of Byzantine Coins in the Barber Institute of Fine Arts
Paperback. 80 pages. In new condition. Cat No 4922
Russische Kunst: Bedeutende Ikonen - Russian Works of Art: Important Icons (incl from the collection of the late Paul M Fekula) - Auction 116
Paperback. 120 pages. In very good clean condition. Cat No 4861
Archaeology in Rome and Latium
Large illustrated guide to the premier archaeological sites in Lazio including amongst others Rome, Tarquinia, Ostia, Tivoli, Cerveteri, each site being described in depth and illustrated in excellent colour photographs. Includes transport information to aid the visitor. Paperback.
General Conway and his Jersey Temple
The rather extraordinary story of a Neolithic passage grave which was removed from its original position on the island of Jersey to be relocated in 1788 in the grounds of the Henley country estate of Field Marshall Conway where it was re-erected and resides to this day.