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Review by Thomas Bowden : The Bluffer’s Guide to Archaeology

A short book with wit and style and recommended for anyone who enjoys a bit…
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d_shineJune 24, 2020
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Review by Thomas Bowden : Seventy Years in Archaeology

For those who are fascinated with the history of archaeology. At times funny and heartbreaking...autobiography…
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d_shineMay 18, 2020
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Review by Emily Larum : The Huntsman Series

Although the hero of the series is an archaeologist, archaeology takes a bit of a…
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d_shineMay 5, 2020
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Review by Gwyneth Evans : Archaeological Theory in the New Millennium: Introducing Current Perspectives

The authors keep this book upbeat and interesting with relatable stories and illustrations. I recommend…
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d_shineApril 29, 2020
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Review by Thomas Bowden : Methods and Aims in Archaeology

This book is a piece of history and makes fascinating reading for those who want…
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d_shineApril 23, 2020
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Review by Clover Little : A Little History of Archaeology

A perfect compromise between education and entertainment. A charming and informative read.
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d_shineApril 15, 2020
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Review by Archaeology Ireland : Carrick, County Wexford: Ireland’s First Anglo-Norman Stronghold

Focused around the earthen ringwork castle...this book certainly has a lot to offer...
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d_shineApril 14, 2020
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Review by Thomas Bowden : Murder in Mesopotamia

This book has it all: Mystery! Murder! Intrigue! Sorting potsherds!
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d_shineApril 10, 2020
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Review by Tess Abadia : Relic Hunter

It’s a fun watch and I will personally always love it...
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d_shineMay 27, 2020
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Review by Clover Little : Ancient Aliens

Flights of Illogical Fancy.... A Critical Appraisal
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d_shineMay 5, 2020
Archaeology TV Series BlogVirtual Heritage School - TV and Movie Review Series

Review by Macy O’Hearn : Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

It had its entertaining moments....No archaeology whatsoever...
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d_shineApril 29, 2020
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Review by Macy O’Hearn : Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark

More Deadly Things Coming Out of Walls, More Bad Archaeology! It's a thumbs-up from me.
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d_shineApril 23, 2020
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Review by Teagan Pyne : Atlantis

Adventure, humour and history - with a bit of artistic license...What’s not to like?
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d_shineApril 15, 2020
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Review by Jennifer Woodman : Altered Carbon

Archaeology in Cyberpunk...archaeology in a context not normally seen in pop culture
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d_shineApril 14, 2020
Archaeology TV Series BlogVirtual Heritage School - TV and Movie Review Series

Review by Macy O’Hearn : Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

Fun Treasure Hunt and Really Bad Archaeology!
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d_shineApril 10, 2020

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