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The Anthropology of
Hunter-Gatherers
Key Themes for Archaeologists
Vicki Cummings
• Sets out key anthropological themes for
archaeologists
• An accessible introduction to a large and
diverse subject area
A survey of the key debates in the study
of hunter-gatherers, specifically from an
anthropological perspective, but designed
for an archaeological readership.
VICKI CUMMINGS is Senior Lecturer in Archaeology
at the University of Central Lancashire, UK.
UK September 2012 US November 2012
160 Pages 135 x 216 mm 5.31 x 8.5 inches
PB 9781780932026 - £14.99 / $24.95
Debates in Archaeology
Bristol Classical Press
Archaeologies of Conflict
John Carman
• A concise discussion of the history and
current state of conflict archaeology
• An introduction to a growing area, not
only for archaeologists, but also for
those involved in strategic, military and
security studies
• Sets out a strategy for the future
development of conflict archaeology
The purpose of this book is to encourage
proponents and practitioners of conflict archaeology to consider
what it is for and how to develop it.
JOHN CARMAN is Senior Lecturer in Heritage Value at the Institute of
Archaeology and Antiquity, Birmingham University, UK.
UK September 2012 US November 2012
144 Pages 135 x 216 mm 5.31 x 8.5 inches
PB 9781849668880 - £14.99 / $24.95
Debates in Archaeology
Bristol Classical Press
Shaky Ground
Context, Connoisseurship and the History of Roman Art
Elizabeth Marlowe
• Sets out a new approach to the
discussion of Roman art
• Encourages a closer working relationship
between historians, archaeologists and
curators
This book argues that the lack of
information about the findspots for many
works of Roman art has grave consequences
for our understanding of the past.
ELIzABETH MARLOWE is Assistant Professor of Art and Art History at
Colgate University, USA.
UK September 2012 US November 2012
160 Pages 135 x 216 mm 5.31 x 8.5 inches
PB 9780715640647 - £14.99 / $24.95
Debates in Archaeology
Bristol Classical Press
Dark Age Economics
A New Audit
Richard Hodges
• An important reassessment of the
arguments in the same author’s original
Dark Age Economics, a core archaeology
textbook for 30 years
• Concise and accessible to
undergraduates upwards
Here Richard Hodges readdresses the
issues he first tackled in 1982 in his original
influential Dark Age Economics: The Origins
of Towns and Trade.
RICHARD HODGES, OBE, is Professor and Director of the Institute of
World Archaeology, University of East Anglia, UK, and Director of the
Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, USA.
UK July 2012 US September 2012
224 Pages 156 x 234 mm 6.125 x 9.25 inches
PB 9780715636794 - £18.99 / $32.95
Bristol Classical Press
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