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Volume 62 - June 1988

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Michael Ryan (ed.). Ireland and insular art AD 500–1200. viii + 187 pages, 150 illustrations. 1987. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy; ISBN 0-901714-54-2 paper-back IR£18.

Colin Renfrew. Archaeology and language: the puzzle of Indo-European origins. xiv + 346 pages, 14 plates, 45 figures, 14 tables, illustrated endpapers. 1987. London: Jonathan Cape; ISBN 0-224-02495-7 hardback £16. New York: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0-521-35432-3 hardback $29.95.

Michael R. McCarthy & Catherine M. Brooks. Medieval pottery in Britain AD 90W-1600. xx + 521 pages, 298 illustrations. 1988. Leicester: Leicester University Press; ISBN 0-7185-1254-5 hardback, ISBN 0-7185-1271-5 paperback £15.95.

D.N. Riley. Air photography and archaeology. 151 pages, 102 illustrations, 3 tables. 1987. London: Duckworth; ISBN 0-7156-2101-7 hardback £19.95.

David C. Grove (ed.). Ancient Chalcatzingo. 581 pages, 228 plates, 243 figures, 91 tables, 52 maps. 1987. Austin: University of Texas Press; ISBN 0-292-70372-4 hardback $75.

Geoff Bailey & John Parkington (ed.). The archaeology of prehistoric coastlines. vi + 154 pages. 60 figures. 23 tables. 1988. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; ISBN 0-521-25036-6 hardback £25 & $42.50.

Brian K. Roberts. The making of the English village: a study in historical geography. xiv + 237 pages, 1 table, 8 colour plates, 139 figures. 1987. Harlow: Longman; ISBN 0-582-30143-2 paperback £10.95.

Atholl Anderson (ed.). Traditional fishing in the Pacific: ethnographical and archaeological papers from the 15th Pacific Science Congress. viii + 213 pages, 45 figures, 47 tables. 1986. Honolulu, Hawai'i: Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, Pacific Anthropological Records 37; paperback from typescript.

G.D.B. Jones with C. Delano Smith & D.H. Trump. Apulia 1: Neolithic settlement in the Tavoliere. xxii + 237 pages. 107 plates. 114 figures. 1987. London: Thames & Hudson. Reports of the Research Committee of the Society of Antiquaries of London 44; ISBN 0-500-99037-9 hardback £90.

Francis B. Harrold. & Raymond A. Eve. (ed.). Cult archaeology and creationism: understanding pseudoscientific beliefs about the past. xii + 163 pages. 1987. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press; ISBN 0-87745-176-1 hardback $20.

Cynthia Jones Eiseman & Brunilde Sismondo Ridgway. The Porticello shipwreck: a Mediterranean merchant vessel of 415–385 BC. xii + 126 pages, 4 plans, 166 illustrations, 9 tables. 1987. College Station (TX): Texas A&M University Press; ISBN 0-89096-244-8 hardback $89.50.

Andrew N. Garrard & Hans Georg Geble (ed.). The prehistory of Jordan: the state of research in 1986. x + 601 pages, 215 illustrations, 76 tables. 1988. Oxford: British Archaeological Reports International series 396 (i) & (ii); ISBN 0-86054-511-3 paperback from typescript in 2 volumes £36.

Frank Hole (ed.). The archaeology of western Iran: settlement and society from prehistory to the Islamic conquest. 332 pages, 90 figures, 39 tables. 1987. Washington (DC): Smithsonian Institution Press; ISBN 0-87474-526-8 hardback $49.95.

John Becker. Pattern and loom: a practical study fo the development of weaving techniques in China, Western Asia and Europe. 2 Volumes, 316 + 80 pages, 533 illustrations. 1988. Copenhagen: Rhodos International Publishers; ISBN Vol. 1-87-7245-151-3, Vol. 2 87-7245-204-8 paperback D. Kr. 298.

W.R. Ambrose & J.M.J. Mummery (ed.). Archaeometry: further Australasian studies. vi + 350 pages, illustrated. 1987. Canberra: Department of Prehistory, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University. ISBN 0-731 5-0040-7 paperback $A20.

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