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Volume 63 - Issue 241 - December 1989

Review-articles

Archaeology as archaeology or as anthropology? Clarke's Analytical archaeology and the Binfords’New perspectives in archaeology 21 years on

Birth of the world of metals: the Zhengzhou conference proceedings

Balanophagy * and the prehistory of Corsica: recent books

They ride horses, don't they?: Mallory on the Indo-Europeans

Book reviews

Book reviews - Cho-yun Hus & Katheryn M. Linduff. Western Chou civilization. xxiv + 421 pages, illustrations, 1989. New Haven & London: Yale University Press; ISBN 0-300-03772-4 bardback £35.

Book reviews - Giancarlo Ligabue & Sandro Salvatori (ed.). Bactria: an ancient oasis civilisation from the sands of Afghanistan. 187 pages, 9 figures, 40 plates, 4 maps 1989. Venice: Centro Studi Richerche Ligabue and Erizzo; ISBN 88-7077-025-7 hardback.

Reviews - École du Louvre. Les Princes Celtes et la méditerranée. (Rencontres de l'Ecole du Louvre). 396 pages, 180 black-&-White illustrations. 1988. Paris: La Documentation Française; ISBN 2-11-001897-6 paperback FF 180.

Book reviews - Paul Bahn. Bluff your way in archaeology. 62 pages. 1989. Horsham: Ravette Books; ISBN 1-85304-102-5 paperback £1.95.

Book reviews - Graham Connah. ‘Of the hut I builded’: the archaeology of Australia's history. xvi + 176 pages, 87 illustrations. 1988. Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0-521-34567-7 hardback £19.50 & $39.50.

Book reviews - Clarles Higham. The archaeology of mainland Southeast Asia. 203 pages, 176 illustrations. 1989. Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0-521-25523-6 hardback £30 & $49.50; 0-521-27523-3 paperback £12.50 & $19.95.

Book reviews - John Bintliff, Donald A. Davidson & Eric G. Grant (ed.). Conceptual issues in environmental archaeology. x + 320 pages, 79 figures, 18 tables. 1988. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press; ISBN 0-85224-545-9 hardback £35.

Book reviews - T. B. James & A. M. Robison with Elizabeth Eames. Clarendon Palace. xxiv + 279 pages, 66 colour & b/w plates, 98 figures, 1989. London: The Society of Antiquaries of London; ISBN 0-85431-248-X hardback £84.

Book reviews - Francis Grew & Margrethe de Neergaard. Medieval finds from excavations in London 2: Shoes and pattens. 146 pages, over 160 illustrations. 1988. London: HMSO for the Museum of London; ISBN 0-11-290443-2 paperback £11.95.

Book reviews - Steven Bassett (ed.). The origin of Anglo-Saxon kingdoms. xiv + 300 pages, 39 figures, 2 tables. 1989. Leicester: Leicester University Press; ISBN 0-7185-1317-7 hardback £35.

Book reviews - Beno Rothenberg. The Egyptian mining temple at Timna. 317 pages 29 colour & 155 b/w plates, 92 figures. 1988. London: Institute for Archaeo-Metallurgical Studies ISBN 0-906183-02-2 hardback £75.

Book reviews - Peter I. Bogucki. Forest farmers and stockherders: early agriculture and its consequences in north-central Europe. xiv +247 pages, 70 figures, 3 tables. 1988. Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0-521-32959-0 hardback £27.50/$44.50.

Book reviews - Donald O. Henry. From foraging to agriculture: the Levant at the end of the Ice Age. xix + 277 pages, 72 figures, 47 tables. 1989 Philadelphia (PA): University of Pennsylvania press; ISBN 0-8122-8137-3 hardback £31.61 & $??

Book reviews - Hal Rothman. Presserving different pasts: the American national monuments. xxii + 255 pages, 1 map, 36 illustrations. 1989 Champaign (IL): University of Illinois Press; ISBN 0-252-01548-7 hardback $29.95.

Book reviews - Emmanuel Anati. I siti a plaza di Har Karkom. [Archivi 9.] 239 pages, 114 colour, 122 black-and-wihte illustrations, 45 tables, 1988. Capo di Ponte [BS]: Centro Camuno di Studi Preistorici; paperback.

Book reviews - Virginia E. Miller (ed.). The role of gender in precolumbian art and architecture. 204 pages, 79 figures. 1988. Lanham (MD); University Press of America; ISBN 0-8191-7066-6 hardback $29.50; ISBN 0-8191-7067-4 paperback $16.75.

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