Archaeology by period & region books

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This is the first of four volumes which present the results of The Stonehenge Riverside Project, a long-term fieldwork...  Read More >>

Mit rund 1300 Grabern aus dem Zeitraum vom spaten 5. bis zum spaten 7. Jahrhundert ist das Graberfeld von Lauchheim...  Read More >>

Der im Nordosten Ungarns gelegene Burgwall von Borsod ist einer von insgesamt funf Burgwallen, die zur unter Stephan...  Read More >>

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Die Nutzung des Feuers war einer der entscheidenden Meilensteine in der Evolution des Menschen und seines Verhaltens....  Read More >>

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A Congregational minister, Norman de Garis Davies (1865-1941) developed an interest in Egyptology, joining Flinders...  Read More >>

The grandson of a wealthy Manchester cotton manufacturer who had bought a Derbyshire estate, Thomas Bateman (1821-61)...  Read More >>

This short guide for travellers was published in 1851 by Charles Roach Smith, a prosperous London druggist and amateur...  Read More >>

This collection of excavation reports was privately printed in 1856 with an introduction by Charles Roach Smith....  Read More >>

Before George Smith's early death in 1876, he had almost finished this compilation of texts referring to Sennacherib....  Read More >>

This 1857 work was published as 'a companion to the Crystal Palace Egyptian Collections', and includes an introduction...  Read More >>

This two-volume 1881 work describes the archaeology of early Christian Scotland. Volume 1 considers the methods...  Read More >>

This highly illustrated book on the Iron Age in Scotland was published in 1883. The first two lectures consider...  Read More >>

Libyans had long been portrayed in ancient Egyptian art as a separate race, and this 1914 book attempts to identify...  Read More >>

John Abercromby, a soldier and keen archaeologist, published this two-volume work in 1898. Using the resources of...  Read More >>

This two-volume 1881 work describes the archaeology of early Christian Scotland. Volume 2 considers the apparently...  Read More >>

This highly illustrated 1886 work discusses the Stone and Bronze ages in Scotland: Bronze Age cairns, stone circles...  Read More >>

John Abercromby, a soldier and keen archaeologist, published this two-volume work in 1898. Using the resources of...  Read More >>

This illustrated 1912 work, arising from Armitage's abiding interest in medieval history and archaeology, discusses...  Read More >>