‘The past lies in fragments… one might just as well try to reconstruct the idea of a tree from its leaves, or…
Bruce Eagles has spent more than 50 years studying and analysing the early medieval archaeology of Wessex – the area of south-central…
This volume derives from papers and contributions to a session of the same title at the European Association of Archaeologists conference that…
This is an absorbing account of medieval shipping, prompted by and focusing on the Newport ship – discovered in 2002 while building…
‘Power to the people’ and all praise to ringmaster Andy Burnham! In 2012, veterinarian Olaf Swarbrick published his gazetteer of standing stones,…
New displays in Westminster Abbey’s eastern triforium (the gallery above the nave) explore the long history of the church, its royal links,…
This enjoyable little book takes the reader on a whistle-stop tour of the buried heritage of one of Britain’s iconic historic cities.…
Ragstone was quarried from the upper Medway valley in Kent on a vast scale during the Roman period: the walls of Roman…
In this concise and readable book, Shennan brings together ancient whole-genome DNA data with excavated evidence to produce a detailed analysis of…
The Science of Roman History is an innovative book, bringing together many different areas of archaeological science to comment on the Roman…
This fascinating volume focuses on a Scottish settlement site that has its origins in the Late Upper Palaeolithic (LUP), inhabited at a…