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GIS and Archaeological Site Location Modelling
Of the books available on GIS, some touch on archaeological applications but few cover the topic in such depth as this one.
Madeley Court: Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Historical Society Vol LXXXI
This entire volume is dedicated to excavations at Madeley Court, a large C18th country house and formerly a monastic grange whose present day structure incorporates elements dating back to medieval times (and possibly earlier). The building´s history and results of a series of excavations a
Ceramics of the Merv Oasis: Recycling the City
The author provides a detailed study and catalogue of Merv's Sassanian pottery and examines the frequency, dates, wares by profiling hundreds of securely excavated pieces and comparing them to the finds from earlier Russian studies generally unavailable to western researchers. Hardback.&nbs
In Defence of Landscape: An Archaeology on Porton Down
Examines on Porton Down what has been ploughed out elsewhere - over 100 Neolithic and Bronze Age barrows, flint mines, Iron Age banks and ditches, a Saxon cemetery, a C18th folly, and C19th farm sites. Paperback. 160 pages. New condition. Cat No 2298
Finland and Tallinn - Royal Archaeological Institute 151st Meeting Report
The history of ecclesiastical and secular buildings in Tallinn, Helsinki and Turku as well as excavation reports of Finnish prehistoric sites. Paperback. 66 pages. Illustrated. New condtion. Cat No 2253
Weapons to Sports
Large sumptuous exhibition catalogue of antique rifles, pistols, bows, arrows, armour, horse armour, swords, spears and daggers with the emphasis on those exhibits representing past craftsmen of the islamic world and how these led to the modern sports of archery, fencing etc.
Valley of the Kings
Beautifully produced souvenir guide to the tombs of the Valley of the Kings illustrated with superb colour photos of the tomb interiors and wall paintings. 60 pages. Large format paperback. Near new condition. Cat No 1678
Los petroglifos del norte de Mexico
Proceedings of the first conference on North Mexican rock art held at Mazatlan in 2003. Fifteen papers are presented here along with a wealth of drawings, colour and b&w photos of a startling range of petroglyphs and rock carvings which presumably represent only the few of a very rich l