Illustrated throughout in colour and b&w.  Includes a bibliography. Paperback.  48 pages.  In near new condition.  Cat No 4932

Many excellent colour photographs.  Hardback.  84 pages.  in very good condition.  Cat No 4855

Tells how achaeologists have uncovered the story of Southwark, a story that covers a thousand years of changes to its landscape and society.  Illustrated by many photographs, drawings and old maps.  Large paperback.  46 pages.  In  very good clean condition.

A lengthy visitor's guide to to the many remarkable monuments in Hampstead Cemetery, which opened in 1876, with well-known occupants of some of the graves listed alphabetically under four sections including - music hall actress Marie Lloyd, theatre impressario Sir Charles Wyndham, children's book

A scholarly guide to about the archaeological park of the same name located in Massa Marittima, Italy which is a key site for understanding the economic and technological aspects of Etruscan society, particularly in the realm of metalworking.

A substantial full-colour English-language guide to this historic Prague villa and its association with Mozart who is known to have composed sections of Don Giovanni during his stay there in 1797.  A section on its collection of musical instruments is included.

A large unpublished project report created on behalf of The Fountain Society by the Centre for Conservation Studies at De Montfort University.  Its first section deals with a history of garden fountains and cascades.

Not a book about the history of the book in America, but about the study of book history and how it is conducted by academics and amateurs alike with extensive notes on the variety of sources worth interrogating such as the archives of publishers, printers, paper makers, literary agents, and reta

Published in conjunction with English Heritage and as a complement to an exhibition held at the School of Jewellery this booklet distils the findings of an architectural survey of a district that is characterised by C19th buildings constructed to form the largest centre of manufacturing of jewell

Guide to the construction and purpose of man-made islands upon which large wood and thatch houses were built during the Iron Age connected from the loch to the mainland by a walkway, with additional information on the modern reconstruction of such a crannog.