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Volume 58 - Issue 222 - March 1984

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C. R. Dodwell: Anglo-Saxon art: a new perspective. Manchester: University Press, 1982. 354 pp., 63 pls. (8 in colour). £35.00.

D. A. Roe (ed.): Adlun in the Stone Age: the excavations of D. A. E. Garrod in the Lebanon, 1958–1963. Oxford: BAR, Int. Ser., 159 (i & ii), 1983. 480 pp., many illustrations. £20.00.

John Wymer: The Palaeolithic Age. London: Croom Helm, 1982. 310 pp., 21 pls., 79 figs. £16.95.

Russell Chamberlin: Loot! The heritage of plunder. London: Thames & Hudson, 1983. 256 pp., 120 illustrations (10 in colour). £8.95.

Hugh A. MacDougall: Racial myth in English history: Trojans, Teutons and Anglo-Saxons. Montreal: Harvest House, 1982. 146 pp. £9.50.

Fuad Safar, Mohammad Ali Mustafa and Seton Lloyd: Eridu. Baghdad: State Organization of Antiquities and Heritage (Ministry of Culture and Information), 1981. 360 pp., 160 figs., 24 colour pls.

P. M. Masters & N. C. Flemming (eds): Quaternary coastlines and marine archaeology. London: Academic Press, 1983. 642 pp., 121 figs., 46 pls. £25.00; $42.00.

Christos G. Doumas: Thera: Pompeii of the Ancient Aegean. London: Thames & Hudson, 1983. 168 pp., 100 pls. (15 in colour), 23 figs. £16.00.

H. C. Darby: The changing Fenland. Cambridge: University Press, 1983. 282 pp., 140 maps and illustrations. £17.50.

Colin Renfrew (ed.): The megalithic monuments of western Europe. London: Thames & Hudson, 1983. 126 pp., 25 photographs, 47 figs and maps. £4.95 (paper).

Brian Lacy: Archaeological survey of County Donegal. Lifford: Donegal County Council, 1983. 416 pp., 85 pls. (8 in colour), 200 figs. Irish £14.00.

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