This book examines one specific hoard horizon connected to the Mongol invasion of Hungary (1241-42).  It concentrates mainly on the archaeological discoveries in Kána, Hungary.  The author analyzes treasures and graves from a medieval settlement and its surrounding necropolis.

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   

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.

 An exposition of theory, tradition, method and material relating to archaeological excavations in Sweden by sorting data and employing a quantitative approach so achieving an hypothesis and explanations.  English text.  Paperback.  166 pages.  Good condition.

Paperback.  52 pages.  Near new condition.  Cat No 4952

Illustrated.  Paperback.  288 pages.  In new condition.  Cat No 4946

A reference book for the researcher into ancient Chinese art listing terms relating to metalwork, gem stones, stone sculpture, paintings, ceramics, lacquer, ivory and textiles.  The term is shown in Chinese characters, phonetically transliterated followed by an English meaning.

Ongoing gravel extraction in the Lugg Valley has funded archaeological exploration that revealed prehistoric remains from the Neolithic through to Medieval times allowing for the reconstruction of past environments, landscape changes, burial practices and farming developments.

As Tarmac Ltd’s construction work demanded quarrying and gravel extraction, archaeological sites were sometimes lost and geological sites destroyed.

The architecture and decoration of the Tomb of Seti I (1306 to 1290 BC) are considered the pinnacle of New Kingdom tomb art.