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Volume 64 - Issue 242 - March 1990

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Iron Age settlement in temperate Europe

Back-looking curiosities: the ethopoeia of archaeology

Book reviews

Robert Drews. The coming of the Greeks: Indo-European conquests in the Aegean and the Near East. 257 pages, numerous figures. 1988. Princeton (NJ): Princeton University Press; ISBN 0-671-03592-X hardback.

Gernot Wilhelm, with a chapter by Diana L. Stein, translated by Jennifer Barnes. The Hurrians. x + 132 pages, 31 illustrations, 1 map. 1989. Warminster: Aris & Phillips; ISBN 0-85668-442-2 hardback £16 & ISBN 0-85668-49-9 paperback £8.75.

Janos Makkay. The Tiszaszölös treasure. 186 pages, 23 figures, 32 plates. 1989. Budapest: Akadémiai Kiadó, Studia Archaeologica X; ISBN 963-05-4726-0 hardback £22.

John Curtis (ed.). Bronze-working centres of western Asia c. 1000–539 BC. 342 pages, 183 illustrations. 1988. London & New York: Kegan Paul International; ISBN 0-7103-0274-6 hardback £30.

Barbara A. Purdy (ed.) Wet site archaeology. 338 pages, 160 figures & tables. 1988. Caldwell (NJ): The Telford Press; ISBN 0-936923-083 hardback $50, 0-936923-075 paperback $32.50.

Bryony Coles & John Coles. People of the wetlands: bogs, bodies and lake-dwellers. 215 pages, 150 figures. 1989. London: Thames & Hudson; ISBN 0-500-02112-0 paperback £17.95.

D. R. Harris & G. C. Hillman [ed.]. Foraging and farming: the evolution of plant exploitation. [One World Archaeology 13.] xxxiv + 733 pages, 4 illustrations, 27 tables. 1989. London & Winchester (MA): Unwin Hyman; ISBN 0-04-445025-7 hardback £50; ISBN 0-04-445235-7 paperback £19.95.

Paul Reilly. Computer analysis of an archaeological landscape: medieval land divisions in the Isle of Man. xiv + 266 pages, 112 colour & black-white illustrations. 1988. Oxford: British Archaeological Reports, British series 190; ISBN 086054-546-6 paperback £17.

Stephen Webb. Prehistoric stress in Australian Aborigines: a palaeopathological study of a hunter-gatherer population. 197 pages, 50 figures, 46 tables. 1989. Oxford: British Archaeological Reports, International Series 490; ISBN 0-86054-627-6 paperback £19.

Book reviews - EddisonJill & GreenChristopher (ed.). Romney Marsh: evolution, occupation, reclamation. 196 pages, 123 figures & tables. 1988. Oxford: Oxford University Committee for Archaeology, Monograph 24; ISBN 0-947816-24-0 paperback £25.

Patrick Greene. Norton Priory: the archaeology of a medieval religious house. xii + 167 pages, 100 illustrations. 1989. Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0-521-33054-8 hardback £35.

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