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122PUBL I CAT IONSPUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE FROM CBA HEADQUARTERSNewsletter and Calendar of Excavations: March to September, plus Novemberwith summaries in the following January. Available only on annual subscription:UK & Europe £2.50; USA & Canada surface mail $5.00; USA & Canadaair mail $8.00; Other countries surface mail £2.50; Other countries airmail £3.50.Archaeological Bibliography for Great Britain and Ireland 1974 £5.00(details and prices of back numbers available on request)British Archaeological Abstracts: issues half-yearly on annual subscriptionIndividuals (two issues) £5.50; Institutions (two issues) £11.00. Detailsand prices of back numbers available on request.Current Archaeological Offprints and Reports: an annual catalogue ofcurrent offprints from journals and various archaeological reports £1.25Archaeology in Britain 1975-76 (and CBA Annual Report) £2.00(Details and prices of back numbers available on request)Bulletin of the CBA Churches Committee (per copy) £0.30Bulletin of the CBA Schools Committee (per copy) £0.20Romano-British coarse pottery: a student's guide ed Graham Webster(Res Rep 6; 3rd ed, 1976) £1.25The Iron Age in the Irish Sea province ed Charles Thomas (Res Rep 91972) £1.50The effect of man on the landscape: the Highland Zone ed J.G. Evans,Susan Limbrey and Henry Cleere (Res Rep 11: 1975) £7.50Aerial reconnaissance for archaeology ed D.R. Wilson (Res Rep 12: 1976) £8.00The archaeological study of churches ed P.V. Addyman and R.K. Morris(Res Rep 13: 1976) £4.50The plans and topography of medieval towns in England and Wales edM.W. Barley (Res Rep 14: 1976) £4.50Excavations at St. Mary's Church, Deerhurst, 1971-73 by P.A. Rahtz(Res Rep 15: 1976) £4.00Iron Age sites in central southern England by B.W. Cunliffe (ResRep 16: 1976) £3.50The Saxon Shore ed D.E. Johnston (Res Rep 18: 1977) £6.00Historic churches -a wasting asset by Warwick Rodwell with KirstyRodwell (Res Rep 19: 1977) £5.00How to record graveyards by Jeremy Jones (1976) £0.75British Archaeology: an introductory booklist (1976) £0.75Signposts to archaeological publication (1976) £1.50Archaeology and agriculture by George Lambrick (1977) £1.65
123Opportunities for archaeologists (published by RESCUE, 1976)Archaeology in schools (information folder)Archaeological site index to radiocarbon dates .for Great Britain andIreland (1971)First addenda (1972)Second addenda (1973)£1.05£1.00£0.75£0.75£0.75Guide to British topographical collections by M.W. Barley (1974) £4.00The erosion of history: archaeology and planning in towns ed C.M.Heighway (1972) £1.25Responsibility and safeguards in archaeological excavation edP.J. Fowler (1972) £0.50After rescue, what next? (The 1st Beatrice de Cardi Lecture) byCharles Thomas (1976) £0.60Archaeology and government (1974) £0.50Record CardsStandard record cardsIndus trial record cardsGraveyard memorial record cards(* postage at 50p for first 100, reduced postage rateNote: Basic and Consolidated Subscribers are entitledthe above publications at a substantial discount. ForCBA.£2 per 100 +£2 per 100 +£4 per 100 +for greater quantities)to purchase many ofdetails apply topostage*postage*postage*PUBLICATION IN THE REGIONBEDFORDSHIREBedfordshire Archaeological Journal is published annually by the BedfordshireArchaeological Council, price £3.50 plus postage; available from the Hon.Treasurer, 63 Ampthill Road, Maulden, Bedford. Volume 11 appeared in summer1977; Volume 12, 1977,,in February 1978. Volume 13, 1978, the publicationof 'Bedford Excavations, 1965-1977' is in the press and due out in November1978. Editor: David H. Kennett, 497 Hitchin Road, Stopsley, Luton, BedfordshireLU2 7TT (telephone 0582-24654)NORTHAMPTONSHIRENorthampton Archaeology 12 (1977) was published in the autumn. Editor:A.E. Brown, Department of Adult Education, The University of Leicester(price to members of Northamptonshire Archaeological Society £3; nonmembers£7.50)Wollaston Portrait of a Village by David Hall. This is a detailed villagehistory attempting to put the historical and archaeological evidence ina countrywide perspective. (Price £5.95)See also under Northampton Development Corporation, P-39 and Bedfordshirep.35.This section has been under-subscribed - would contributors please givenotice of their publications - Editor.
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