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Volume 69 - March 1995

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James A. Bell. Reconstructing prehistory: scientific method in archaeology. xiv + 354 pages. 1994. Philadelphia (PA): Temple University Press; ISBN 1-56639-159-8 hardback $49.95; ISBN 1-56639-160-1 paperback $24.95.

Rosemary Luff & Peter Rowley-Conwy (ed.). Whither environmental archaeology? (Oxbow Monograph 38.) x + 212 pages, 85 illustrations, tables. 1994. Oxford: Oxbow; 0-946897-69-7 paperback £32.

Gabriel Cooney & Eoin Grogan. Irish prehistory: a social perspective. xiv+251 pages, 78 figures. 1994. Dublin: Wordwell; 1869857-11-9 hardback £25

Udayaravi S. Moorti. Megalithic culture of south India: socio-economic perspectives. xxiv + 134 pages, 54 tables, 11 figures. 1994. Varanasi: Ganga Kaveri; ISBN 81-85694-05-2 hardback Rs. 400, $40 & £30.

Leonard H. Lesko (ed.). Pharaoh's workers: the villagers of Deir el Medina. x + 197 pages, 39 illustrations, 8 colour plates. 1994. Ithaca (NY) & London: Cornell University Press; 0-8041-2915-3 hardback £26.95; 0-8041-8413-0 paperback £11.50.

James Graham-Campbell. The Viking-Age gold and silver of Scotland (AD 850–1100). x+260 pages, 140 illustrations. 1995. Edinburgh: National Museums of Scotland; 0-948636-62-9 hardback £55

Douglas J. Brewer, Donald B. Redford & Susan Redford. Domestic plants and animals: the Egyptian origins. viii + 149 pages, 94 illustrations, 6 tables. 1994. Warminster: Aris & Phillips; 0-85668-584-4 hardback £40 & $85, 0 85668-585-2 paperback £30 & $59.95.

John C. Whittaker. Flintknapping: making and understanding stone tools. viii + 341 pages, 223 illustrations. 1994. Austin (TX): University of Texas Press: ISBN 0-292-79082-1 hardback $49.50; ISBN 0-292-79083-X paperback $24.95.

Clay Mathers & Simon Stoddart (ed.). Development and decline in the Mediterranean Bronze Age. vii + 367 pages, 94 figures, 22 tables. 1994. Sheffield: J. R. Collis; ISBN 0-909090-49-0 hardback £45 & $67.50.

Adolf Fridriksson. Sagas and popular antiquarianism in Icelandic archaeology. (Worldwide Archaeology Series 10.) x+212 pages, 95 illustrations. 1994. Aldershot: Averbury; 1-85628-709-2 hardback £35 & $58.95

C. Margaret Scarry (ed.). Foraging and farming in the eastern woodlands. xiv + 352 pages, 62 figures, 17 tables. 1993. Gainsville (FA): University of Florida; ISBN 0-8130-1235-X hardback £45.

Kathryn A. Bard. From farmers of pharaohs: mortuary evidence for the rise of complex society in Egypt. (Monographs in Mediterranean Archaeology 2.) viii + 144 pages, 19 figures. 1994. Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press; ISBN 1-85075-387-3 hardback £25 & $37.50.

M. D. Leakey & D. A. Roe. Olduvai Gorge 5: Excavations in Beds III, IV and the Masek Beds, 1968–1971. xiv + 327 pages, 26 plates, 116 figures, 89 tables. 1994. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 0-521-33403-9 hardback £100

Martin Henig. The art of Roman Britain. 224 pages, 16 colour plates, 109 illustrations. 1995. London: B. T. Batsford; 0-7134-5430-X hardback £55

Jon G. Hather (ed.). Tropical archaeobotany: application and new developments. (One World Archaeobotany 22.) xx + 270 pages, 52 illustrations, tables. 1994. London & New York (NY); Routledge; 0-415-09784-3 hardback £45.

Bary Raftery. Pagan Celtic Ireland: the enigma of the Irish Iron Age. 240 pages, 143 figures, 79 plates. 1994. London: Thames & Hudson; ISBN 0-500-05072-4 hardback £24.

Elizabeth Wayland Barber. Women's work: the first 20,000 years, Women, cloth and society in early times. 334 pages, 78 figures. 1994. New York (NY): Norton; 0-393-03506-9 hardback $23.

Marc Bermann. Lukurmata: household archaeology in prehispanic Bolivia. xviii + 307 pages, 139 figures, 3 tables. 1994. Princeton (NJ): Princeton University Press; ISBN 0-691-03359-5 hardback $59.50 & £46.50

David J. Mattingly. Tripolitania. xx+265 pages, 61 plates, 89 figures, 26 tables. London: Batsford; 0-7134-5742-2 hardback £55

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