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Volume 65 - Issue 246 - March 1991

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Reviews - Erik Trinkaus (ed.). The emergence of modern humans: biocultural adaptations in the Later Pleistocene. 1990. Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0-521-37241-0 hardback E30 & $49.50.

Reviews - S. G. Webb. The Willandra Lakes hominids. ii + 194 pages, 122 plates, 13 figures. 1989. Canberra (ACT): Department of Prehistory, Research School O F Pacific Studies, Australian National University: ISBN 0-7315-0802-5 paperback Aus$29.50 )+ Aus$l) surfacemail).

Steven J. Mithen. Thoughtful foragers: a study of prehistoric decision making. xii + 289 pages, 57 figures, 23 tables. 1990. Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0-521-355702 hardback £35. & $59.50.

Adrian V. S. Hill. & Susan W. Serjeantson. The colonization of the Pacific: a genetic trail. [Research Monographs on Human Population Biology 7.] x + 298 pages, black-and-white figures. 1989. Oxford: Clarendon Press: ISBN 0-19-857695-1 hardback £45.

George J. Gumerman (ed.). The Anasazi in a changing environment. xxii + 317 pages, 44 figures, 5 tables. 1988. Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University Press: ISBN 0-521-34631-2 hardback £40 & $49.50.

Fay Godwin. Our forbidden land. 192 pages, 132 plates. 1990. London: Jonathan Cape; ISBN 0-224-03015-9 hardback £25.00 paperback £12.95.

Jean Vaquer. Le Néolithique en Languedoc Occidental. 397 pages, 202 figures, 56 tables, 7 plates. 1990. Paris: Éditions du CNRS; ISBN 2-222-04458-7 paperback 230FF.

Robert Chapman. Emerging complexity: the later prehistory of south-east Spain, Iberia and the west Mediterranean. xiv + 304 pages. 1990. Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0-521-23207-4 hardback £35 & $65

Judith Weinstein Balthazar. Copper and bronzeworking in Early through Middle Bronze Age Cyprus. [Studies in Mediterranean archaeology and literature, Pocket-book 84.] 1990. xxxv + 459 pages, 91 figures, 38 plates, 187 tables. Jonsered (Sweden): Paul Åströms Förlag; ISBN 81-85058-46-7, paperback.

Whitney Davis. The canonical tradition in ancient Egyptian art. 1989. xx + 272 pages, 106 line drawings and photographs. 1989. Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-36590-2 hardback £40 & $60.

Sara A. Immerwahr. Aegean painting in the Bronze Age. 241 pages, 41 figures, 115 plates, 23 in colour. 1990. University Park (PA) & London: Pennsylvania State University Press; ISBN 0-271-00628-5 hardback £47.50 & $75.

Roland Silva. Religious architecture in early and mediaeval Sri Lanka: a study of the thupa, bodhimanda, uposathaghara and patimaghara. 367 pages, 48 figures. 53 plates. 1989. Leiden: Krips Meppel: ISBN 90-9002011-X paperback (no price stated).

Richard Reece. My Roman Britain. [Cotswold Studies 3.] 1988. Cirencester: Distributed Oxford Oxbow Books; ISBN 0-905853-21-0 £7.95.

D. Hinton. Archaeology, economy and society: England from the fifth to the fifteenth century. 245 pages, 47 figures. 1990. London: Seaby; ISBN 1-85264-049-9 £14.95.

Davin M. Pendergast. Excavations at Altun Ha, Belize, 1964–1970, volume 3. xv + 416 pages, 163 figures. 38 plates, 4 tables, boxed with oversize figures. 1990. Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum; ISBN 0-88854-355-7 (v.3).

I. Scollar, A. Tabbagh, A. Hesse & I. Herzog. Archaeological prospecting and remote sensing. [Topics in remote sensing 2.] xviii + 674 pages, b/w photographs & diagrams. 1990. Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0-521-32050-X hardback $135 & £95.

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