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Volume 71 - Issue 273 - September 1997

Review

Among the New Books

Review articles

The Great Globe Itself: Sam Wanamaker's ‘Shakespeare's Globe’

Changing paradigms in museum archaeology

Mare Nostrum — a new archaeology in the Indian Ocean?

Environmental archaeology comes of age

Stability or change? Global perspectives from the end of the Ice Age

Peopling the landscape

Body of knowledge/Knowledge of body

Book reviews

C. E. BUCK, W. G. CAVANAGH & C. D. LITTON. Bayesian approach to interpreting archaeological data. xx+382 pages, 116 illustrations, 36 tables. 1996. Chichester: John Wiley & Sons; 0-471-96197-3 hardback £40.

JOHN PUGH-SMITH & JOHN SAMUELS. Archaeology in low. xlii+378 pages, 3 figures. 1996. London: Sweet & Maxwell; 0-421-503-408 hardback £55.

ANDERS FISCHER (ed.). Man and sea in the Mesolithic: coastal settlement above and below present sea level. 440 pages, illustrated. 1995. Oxford: Oxbow Books; 0-946897-96-4 hardback £45.

JOHN NORTH. Stonehenge: Neolithic man and the cosmos. xliv+609 pages. 212 illustrations, 29 plates. 1996. London: HarperCollins; 0-00-255773-8 hardback £25.

CHRISTOPHER TILLEY. An ethnography of the Neolithic: early prehistoric societies in southern Scandinavia. xx+363 pages, 190 illustrations, 34 tables. 1996. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 0-521-56096-9 hardback £50 & $79.95.

RICHARD HAYMAN. Riddles in stone: myths, archaeology and the ancient Britons. xvi+332 pages, 136 illustrations. 1997. London: Hambledon Press; 1-85285-139-2 hardback £25.00.

LAURA I. KOOISTRA. Borderland farming: possibilities and limitations of farming in the Roman period and Early Middle Ages between the Rhine and Meuse. 401 pages, 70 illustrations, 67 tables. 1996. Assen: Van Gorcum; 90-232-3199-6 paperback Df.75.

N. ROYMANS (ed.). From the Sword to the plough: three studies on the earliest romanisation of northern Gaul. (Amsterdam Archaeological Studies 1.) 260 pages, 81 illustrations, 6 tables, 1996. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press; 90-5356-237-0 harcback NLG85.

KLAVS RANDSBORG. Hjortspring: warfare and sacrifice in early Europe. 251 pages, 66 b/w figures and photos. 1995. Århus: Aarhus University Press; 87-7288-545-9 hardback.

MARK HORTON. Shanga: the archaeology of a Muslim trading community on the coast of East Africa. xvi+458 pages, 131 plates, 307 figures, 30 tables. 1996. London: British Institute in Eastern Africa; 1-872566-09-X hardback £75.

TOBY A. H. WILKINSON. State formation in Egypt: chronology and society. (Cambridge Monographs in African Archaeology 40, BAR International series 651.) vi+180 pages, 18 figures, tables. 1996. Oxford: Tempvs Reparatvm; 0-86054-838-4 paperback £32.

THOMAS N. HUFFMAN. Snakes and crocodiles: power and symbolism in ancient Zimbabwe. x+228 pages, 16 colour plates, 260 illustrations. 1996. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand Univesity Press; 1-86814-254-X paperback.

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