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Volume 35 - Issue 137 - March 1961

Notes and News

C.B.A. Conference on the British Bronze Age, 1960

Summer School on 'The Roman Villa'

Revue D'Histoire de la Sidérurgie

British Archaeology Abroad

Reviews

THE BRONZE AGE ROUND BARROW IN BRITAIN. By Paul Ashbee. London: Phoenix House, 1960, 50s. pp. 222, 61 text-figures, 32 plates.

ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE HOLY LAND: By Kathleen M. Kenyon. London: E. Benn Ltd., 1960, pp. 320, 56plates, 66 figures. 35s.

NO STONE UNTURNED: An Almanac of North American Prehistory. By Louis A. Brennan. Gollanz, 1960, pp. xii + 370, 29 figures, 12 plates. 25s.

THE PREHISTORIC CHAMBER TOMBS OF FRANCE, a geographical, morphological and chronological survey. By Glyn Daniel. London: Thames and Hudson, 1960, pp. xix + 282, XXXII plates, 77 drawings and maps, ref. and index. 70s.

EAST ANGLIA. By R. Rainbird Clarke. (Volume 14 in the ‘Ancient Peoples and Places’ series). London: Thames and Hudson, 1960. pp. 240, 60 photographs, 43 line illustrations. 30s.

THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF WEAPONS: Arms and Armour from Prehistory to the Age of Chivalry. By R. Ewart Oakeshott. pp. 360, 23 plates, 179 figures. London; Lutterworth Press, 1960. 45s. net.

ASSYRIAN PALACE RELIEFS and their Influence on the Sculptures of Babylonia and Persia. Text by R. D. Barnett, photographs by Werner Forman. London: Butchworth Press Ltd., 1960. pp. 36, 173 plates, 23 colour plates. 42s.

ROMAN COINS FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE FALL OF THE WESTERN EMPIRE. Second edition. By Harold Mattingly. London, 1960. pp. 303 + 64 collotype plates. 63s.

THE ANTONINE WALL: A HANDBOOK TO THE ROMAN WALL BETWEEN FORTH AND CLYDE AND A GUIDE TO ITS SURVIVING REMAINS. By Anne S. Robertson. Glasgow Archaeological Society, 1960. pp. 92, 4 plates, 22 figures, I folder map. 6s.

CRETE AND MYCENAE. By S. Marinatos, translated from the Greek by J. Boardman, photographs by M. Hirmer. Thames and Hudson, 1960. pp. 178 + 10 (Index), 421 illustrations including 52 coloured. £6 6s.

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