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The Handanija Mosque Restoration – Restauracija Handanija Džamije
The Handanija mosque built in 1617 in Prusac, Bosnia Herzegovina had become semi derelict and was subject to extensive restoration between 2003 and 2005 supported by the Swedish NGO ‘Cultural Heritage without Borders (CHwB)’ during which its original roofing timbers were reconstructed and preserv
Treasures: Antiquities, Eastern Art, Coins and Casts : Exhibition Guide
During partial demolition and remodelling of several galleries the Museum closed a large portion and, as compensation to its many visitors, staged a special exhibition which brought together, in one location, 200 of its greatest treasures.
Making Archaeology Matter: Quarrying and Archaeology in the Trent Valley
A practitioner's illustrated guide to evaluating the archaeological potential of a landscape such as that of the Trent Valley as it is subjected to gravel extraction. A second section outlines the best methods of handling and conserving the variety of artefacts recovered. Paperback.
Twenty-Five Years of Archaeology in Gloucestershire
A review of archaeological research arranged chronologically from the early prehistory, through the Iron Age, The Roman period, and the Medieval era with further details on changes to the landscape over time. Illustrated throughout with colour and b&w photographs. Paperback.
The Guildhall Testimonial: Stop This Folly
SAVE's report published in support of its campaign to save the fantastically elaborate neo-gothic internal fittings of this guildhall turned courtroom in a Grade II* listed building.
Save Paddington's Span Four: This Engineering Marvel Must Stay
SAVE's report published in support of its campaign to save the fourth span of Paddington Station's huge arched canopy added between 1911 and 1916 to Brunel's original much lauded construction.
Pathfinder: It's the Poorest Members of Society Who Will be Hit the Hardest
SAVE Britain’s Heritage polemic condemning the Pathfinder Housing Market Renewal Scheme which saw local councils in the North of England use government allocated funds to demolish Victorian terraced houses with a view to replacing them with modern housing, an ambition that singularly failed to ma
Proceedings of the Wolverhampton Archaeology Group: The First Five Years 2001 to 2005
A compendium of five annual activity reports by the Wolverhampton Archaeology Group including local excavations, resistivity surveys, field-walking, industrial archaeology projects, and recording of ancient Egyptian pottery and Roman glass held by the Wolverhampton Museum.
