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Volume 101 - September 2021

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The Poole Iron Age Logboat. Edited by Jessica Berry, David Parham and Catrina Appleby. 290mm. Pp x + 121, 82 figs, tabs. Archaeopress Archaeology, Oxford, 2019. isbn 978178961443. £30 (pbk).

Exploring Celtic Origins: new ways forward in archaeology, linguistics and genetics. Edited by Barry Cunliffe and John T Koch. 245mm. Pp ix + 214, 62 ills. Oxbow Books, Oxford and Philadelphia, 2019. isbn 9781789250886. £45 (hbk).

Trade, Commerce and the State in the Roman World (Oxford Studies on the Roman Economy). Edited by Andrew Wilson and Alan Bowman. 242mm. Pp xxii + 656, 94 b&w figs, 14 tabs. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2018. isbn 9780198790662. £110 (hbk).

Origins of the Colonnaded Streets in the Cities of the Roman East. By Ross Burns. 238mm. Pp xvi + 409, 114 b&w figs. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2017. isbn 9780198784548. £100 (hbk).

Guthlac: Crowland’s saint. Edited by Roberts Jane and Thacker Alan. 240mm. Pp xlvi + 594, 64 figs, 53 col pls. Shaun Tyas, Donington, 2020. isbn 9781907730818 (hbk), 9781907730832 (pbk). £45 (hbk), £28 (pbk).

Anglo-Saxon Towers of Lordship. By Michael G Shapland. 245mm. Pp xviii + 261, 74 b&w figs, 8 tabs. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2019. isbn 9780198809463. £85 (hbk).

The History of England’s Cathedrals. By Nicholas Orme. 240mm. Pp xii + 304, 76 col ills, 15 maps and plans. Impress Books, Exeter, 2017. isbn 9781907605925. £20.00 (pbk).

Interpreting Medieval Effigies: the evidence from Yorkshire to 1400. By Brian and Moira Gittos. Pp xx + 241, 77 col and 303 b&w ills. Oxbow, Oxford, 2019. isbn 9781789251289. £40 (hbk).

The Art and Architecture of the Cistercians in Northern England c 1300–1540. By Michael Carter. 234mm. Pp xlvii + 328, 8 col plates, 103 figs, 2 maps. Brepols Publishers, Turnhout, 2019. isbn: 9782503581934. €100 (hbk).

Great Cloister: a lost Canterbury tale. A history of the Canterbury cloister, constructed 1408–14, with some account of the donors and their coat of arms. By Paul A Fox. 290mm. Pp ix + 694, figs, many unnumbered col ills. Archaeopress, Oxford, 2020. isbn 9781789693317. £65 (pbk).

The Art of Allusion: illustrators and the making of English literature, 1403–1476. By Sonja Drimmer. 255mm. Pp 324, 97 b&w figs, 27 col pls. University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia, 2019. isbn 9780812250497. £50 (hbk).

Stone Fidelity: marriage and emotion in medieval tomb sculpture. By Jessica Barker. 240mm. Pp xv + 336, 33 col ills, 63 b&w, maps, plans. The Boydell Press, Woodbridge, 2020. isbn 9781783272716. £50 (hbk).

Latin Erotic Elegy and the Shaping of Sixteenth-Century English Love Poetry. By Linda Grant. 233mm. Pp viii + 263. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2019. isbn 9781108493864. £75 (hbk).

The First Scottish Enlightenment: rebels, priests and history. By Kelsey Jackson Williams. Pp xvi + 351, 10 ills. Oxford University Press, 2020. isbn 9780198809692. £90 (hbk).

Irish Country Furniture and Furnishings 1700–2000. By Claudia Kinmonth. 240mm. Pp xxv + 547, 454 ills. Cork University Press, Cork, 2020. isbn 9781782054054. £35 (pbk).

Gothic Architecture and Sexuality in the Circle of Horace Walpole. By Matthew M Reeve. 262 mm. Pp xix + 260, 140 figs. Penn State University Press, Pennsylvania, 2021. isbn 9780271085883. US$74.95 (hbk).

Correspondence of Peter Prattinton of Bewdley, Antiquary, 1807–1840. Edited by Isobel Robinson. 244mm. Pp 430, 8 pages of b&w ills. Worcestershire Historical Society vol 29, 2019. issn 0141-4577. £24 (hbk).

Queen Caroline and Sir William Gell: a study in royal patronage and classical scholarship. By Jason Thompson. 220mm. Pp xxiii + 266. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham, Switzerland, 2019. isbn 9783319980089. £59.99 (hbk).

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