The Prehistoric Society: Book Reviews
The Prehistoric Society's interests are world wide and extend from the earliest human origins to the emergence of written records. The Society promotes prehistoric research; facilitates access to the results of this research; and recognises excellence, through its Awards and Grants. It also acts as an important advocate for prehistoric archaeology
We are migrating Book Reviews over from the old site. Whilst we carry this work out previous Book Reviews can still be accessed via our previous websiteArchaeological Landscapes of east London
I Howell, D Swift, B Watson with J Cotton and P Greenwood
Reviewed by Jane Sidell , English Heritage (January 2012)
Stone Axe Studies, Volume III
Edited by Vin Davis and Mark Edmonds
Reviewed by Pete Topping , English Heritage (January 2012)
Winds of Change. The Living Landscapes of Hirta, St Kilda
Jill Harden & Olivia LeLong
Reviewed by Niall Sharples , University of Cardiff (January 2012)
Archaeology of the Origin of the State: the Theories
Vincente Lull and Rafael Micó, translated by Peter Smith
Reviewed by Timothy Earle , Northwestern University, USA (December 2011)
Trevelgue Head, Cornwall: the importance of CK Croft Andrew’s 1939 excavations for prehistoric
Jacqueline A Nowakowski and Henrietta Quinnell
Reviewed by Cynthia Poole , Oxford Archaeology (December 2011)
Great Crowns of Stone: The Recumbent Stone Circles of Scotland
Adam Welfare
Reviewed by Richard Bradley , Department of Archaeology, University of Reading (December 2011)
Past Times Changing Fortunes. Archaeology & the National Roads Authority Monograph Series No. 8
Eds S Conran, E Danaher and M Stanley
In the Lowlands of S Galway. Archaeological Excavations on the N18 Oranmore to Gort National Road
F Delaney and J Tierney
Reviewed by Alex Gibson , University of Bradford (December 2011)
Gathering Time: Dating the Early Neolithic Enclosures of Southern Britain and Ireland
Alasdair Whittle, Frances Healy and Alex Bayliss
Reviewed by Pete Topping , English Heritage (November 2011)
Iron Age Myth and Materiality: an Archaeology of Scandinavia AD 400-1000
Lotte Hedeager
Reviewed by Adrian M Chadwick , John Moore Heritage Services, Oxford (November 2011)
The Lands of Ancient Lothian: Interpreting the Archaeology of the A1
O Lelong and G MacGregor
Cist burials and an Iron Age settlement at Dryburn Bridge, Innerwick, East Lothian
A Dunwell
The Traprain Law Environs project: fieldwork and excavation 2000-2004
C Haselgrove
Reviewed by Niall Sharples , University of Cardiff (October 2011)
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