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John McNabb. The British Lower Palaeolithic: stones in contention. xx+420 pages, 93 illustrations, 32 tables. 2007. Abingdon & New York: Routledge; 978-0-415-42728-9 paperback £25.99.

Andrew J. Lawson. Chalkland: an archaeology of Stonehenge and its region. 2007. Salisbury: Hobnob; 978-0-946418-61-9 casebound £25; 978-0-946418-70-1 paperback £17.95.

David Quammen (ed.). Charles Darwin ‘On the Origin of Species’ (illustrated edition). xvi+544 pages, over 350 colour illustrations. 2008. New York: Sterling; 978-1-4027-5639-9 hardback £20 & $35.

Tim Murray & Christopher Evans (ed.). Histories of archaeology: a reader in the history of archaeology. x+486 pages, 19 illustrations. 2008. Oxford: Oxford University Press; 978-0-19-955007-4 hardback £85; 978-0-19-955008-1 paperback £35.

James M. Skibo & Michael Brian Schiffer. People and things: a behavioural approach to material culture. xiv+170 pages, 16 figures, 2 tables. 2008. New York: Springer; 978-0-387-76524-2 hardback $89.95.

Philip Verhagen. Case studies in archaeological predictive modelling (Archaeological Studies of Leiden University 14). 224 pages, 31 figures, 57 tables. 2007. Leiden University Press; 978-90-8728-007-9 paperback.

John Wayne Janusek. Ancient Tiwanaku. xvi+368 pages, 111 illustrations. 2008. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 978-0-521-81635-9 hardback £45 & $80; 978-0-521-01662-9 paperback £15.99 & $24.99.

Mark Brisbane & Jon Hather (ed.) with translation by Katharine Judelson. Wood use in medieval Novgorod (The archaeology of Medieval Novgorod series). xxii+470 pages, 296 illustrations, 9 tables, CD-ROM. 2007. Oxford: Oxbow; 978-1-84217-276-6 hardback £60.

Martin Hansson. Aristocratic landscape: the spatial ideology of the medieval aristocracy (Lund Studies in Historical Archaeology 2). 224 pages, 68 illustrations. Stockholm: Almqvist & Wiskell International; 91-22-02154-X paperback SEK294.

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