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Volume 95 - September 2015

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Artus in Gold: der Erec-Zyklus auf dem Krakauer Kronenkreuz. By Joanna Mühlemann. 320mm. Pp 367, 195 col and 43 b&w illus. Michsel Imhof Verlag, 2013. isbn9783865688385. €79.95; CHF 109 (hbk).

The De Re Militari of Vegetius. The Reception, Transmission and Legacy of a Roman Text in the Middle Ages. By Christopher Allmand. 228mm. Pp xii + 399, 15 b&w ills. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2011. isbn9781107000278. £60 (hbk).

The Churches of Medieval Exeter. By Nicholas Orme. 245mm. Pp xii+210, ills, Impress Books, Exeter, 2014. isbn9781907605512. £14.99 (pbk).

Britain’s Medieval Episcopal Thrones. By Charles Tracy and Andrew Budge. 285mm. Pp vi+186, 166 ills (many in col). Oxbow Books, Oxford, 2015. isbn9781782977827. £50 (hbk).

The Border Towers of Scotland 2: their evolution and architecture. By Alastair M T Maxwell-Irving. 300mm. Pp x+484, 1,650+b&w and col ills. Published by the author, Blairlogie, 2014. isbn9781907931376. £55+p&p (hbk).

Founders and Fellowship. The Early History of Exeter College, Oxford, 1314–1592. By John Maddicott. 240mm. Pp xii+353, 2 maps, 22 pls. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2014. isbn9780199689514. £75 (hbk).

Traditional Buildings of the Oxford Region c 1300–1840. By James Ayres John Steane. 280mm. Pp xvi+463, 500+ figs, many col. Oxbow Books, Oxford, 2013. isbn2013030023. £45 (hbk).

Urban Bodies: communal health in late medieval English towns and cities. By Carole Rawcliffe. 240mm. Pp xiii + 431, 28 figs, 4 maps. Boydell Press, Woodbridge, 2013. isbn97818433838364. £60 (hbk).

The Dublin King: the true story of Edward, Earl of Warwick, Lambert Simnel and the ‘Princes in the Tower’. By John Ashdown-Hill. 234mm. Pp 223, 40 ills, plus maps and other figures in the text. The History Press, Stroud, 2015. isbn9780750960342. £17.99 (hbk).

Cooking and Dining in Tudor and Early Stuart England. By Peter Brears .255mm. Pp 672, 60 b&w ills. Prospect Books, Totnes, 2015. isbn9781909248328. £36 (hbk).

The Singularities of London, 1578. By L Grenade; edited by Derek Keene and Ian W Archer . 250mm. Pp 288, 61 col and b&w ills. London Topographical Society, Publication No. 175, London, 2014. isbn9780902087620. £25 (hbk).

Art, Artisans and Apprentices. Apprentice Painters and Sculptors in the Early Modern British Tradition. By James Ayres. 250mm. Pp xi + 523, 135 ills (60 col), facsimiles. Oxbow Books, Oxford and Philadelphia, 2014. isbn9781782977421. £35 (hbk).

Owning the Past. Why the English Collected Antique Sculpture, 1640–1840. By Ruth Guilding. 298mm. Pp vi+406, 100 col and 200 b&w ills. Yale University Press for the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art, New Haven and London, 2014. isbn9780300208191. £55 (hbk).

Henry Raeburn: context, reception and reputation.Edited by Viccy Coltman and Stephen Lloyd. 240mm. Pp xix+388, many col ills. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, 2012. isbn9780748654833. £29.99 (pbk).

The Cobbe Cabinet of Curiosities. An Anglo-Irish Country House Museum. Edited by Arthur MacGregor. 305mm. Pp 496, 651 col ills. Yale University Press for the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art, New Haven and London, 2015. isbn9780300204353. £75 (hbk in slipcase).

Historical and Archaeological Perspectives on Gender Transformations: from private to public. Edited by Suzanne M Spencer-Wood. 234mm. Pp 430, 66 ills, 16 col. Springer, New York, 2013. isbn9781461448631. £153 (hbk).

Historical Archaeologies of Cognition: explorations into faith, hope and charity. Edited by James Symonds, Anna Badcock, Jeff Oliver. 260mm. Pp x + 198, b&w ills, maps, plans. Equinox Publishing Ltd, Sheffield, 2013. isbn9781845533434. £60 (hbk).

Conserving and Managing Ancient Monuments: heritage, democracy, and inclusion. By Keith Emerick. 244mm. Pp 282, 17 ills. The Boydell Press, Woodbridge, 2014. isbn9781843839095. £60 (hbk).

The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology of the Contemporary World. Edited by Paul Graves-Brown, Rodney Harrison and Angela Piccini. 246mm. Pp 864, 140 ills and 3 photo essays. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2013. isbn9780199602001. £125 (hbk); £107.30 (ebook).

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