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Explores creative new approaches to epigraphy aiming to push the boundaries of the discipline and demonstrate the analytical fruits of interdisciplinary approaches to inscribed material.

Explores the significance, role and meaning of textiles and dress in dance, integrating anthropological and sociological dimension into historical analysis of textiles in the ancient world.

Presents an innovative analysis of the Domesday Book from the perspective of a surveyor, arguing that it represents a revaluation of the hidage assessment system but was never used to collect tax directly.

A major publication from the "Migration during the Viking period" project, this book explores life during the Viking period from a new perspective. Using osteological material, it examines attitudes towards visible aspects of demography and health, such as migration, disease, disablement, and body modification.

A study of Aquileia, a Roman city in Italy, which considers its significance from its foundation in the 2nd-century BC through to its fall in the 5th-century AD.

A reflection on the status and development of current analytical methodology and its applicability within the wider textile field.

A comprehensive and interdisciplinary overview of Rome's expansion into the north-western Mediterranean from the mid-second century BCE.

Explores textile production, including its socio-cultural development, across prehistoric Europe and the Mediterranean.

A re-examination of Thomas White and his impact on English landscapes in the 18th century.

Results of recent research on the Neolithic long cairns lying in the shadow of the Black Mountains in south-east Wales.

An analysis of the deliberate destruction of Bronze Age metalwork from a new perspective.

20 papers address whether British prehistory featured a Chalcolithic period.

Accessible, lavishly illustrated history of Lincoln Castle, from the Roman period through to the 20th century incorporating the results of numerous archaeological excavations.

Neolithic Studies Group volume discussing the range of current work on causewayed enclosures and exploring the recent fieldwork, academic research and community projects.

Ireland's First Settlers tells the story of the archaeology and history of the first continuous phase of Ireland's human settlement. It combines centuries of search and speculation about human antiquity in Ireland with a review of what is known today about the Irish Mesolithic.

The first look at the evidence from excavations at the site of Cladh Hallan (South Uist, Western Isles of Scotland).

An examination of the hunter-gatherer communities of the Irish Mesolithic to understand the unique ways societies have lived there throughout history.

An ethnographic study of the monumental buildings from the prehistoric to early medieval periods in northern and northwestern Europe.

An in-depth, beautifully illustrated exploration into women's role in the martial sphere of Viking culture.

An examination of the role of Winchester as the heart of royal power in early medieval England.

An exploration of Roman maritime concrete and its uses.

Cutting-edge research on personal ornaments from archaeological contexts around the world.

A fascinating insight into the lives of the men who served on the Mary Rose.

Interrogates the potential of network concepts for understanding the movement of ideas over time and space.

Proposes a methodology for analysing the social context of writing systems.

A detailed examination of the growth of Christianity in southern Greece.

Definitive and comprehensive presentation, translation and interpretation of all the known, major inscriptions from Roman Britain and key related inscriptions from Italy and the Roman provinces arranged chronologically and thematically.

Investigates the complex relationship between Mycenaean funerary treatment and wider social dynamics.