‘The past lies in fragments… one might just as well try to reconstruct the idea of a tree from its leaves, or…
The use of the term ‘the Dark Ages’, to describe the early medieval period (5th-11th centuries AD) is closely tied to many…
The discovery of the exquisite and iconic gold cup of Early Bronze Age date at Ringlemere, Kent, in 2001 prompted a…
This volume, the 17th published by Oxbow on behalf of the Neolithic Studies Group, returns to two interrelated questions that have long…
This report is about one of the most important Viking sites in England – one that remains shrouded in some confusion and…
If there was one thing that Time Team excelled at during its 25-year run, it was bringing communities together to share in…
In this second volume of London’s Lost Rivers, Tom Bolton presents the history of the city along nine of its more obscure…
In this new publication, Julian Heath presents a guide to the impressive stone structures created in the Neolithic, Chalcolithic, and Bronze Age,…
Forged from a project funded by the City of London Archaeological Trust, this volume weaves together archaeological, historical, and modern-day public health…
Excavations at Barrow Clump, Figheldean, by English Heritage in 2003–2004, were designed to ascertain the extent of damage to a round barrow…
As a mere ‘worked stone specialist’, it was with some trepidation that I took on the task of reviewing a book dealing…