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'A systematic overview of archaeology covering its central
theories, approaches and methods. Recommended for academic
libraries.' - Library Journal
'The book is well-produced and is a fascinating treasure chest in
which to dip.' - Iain Watson, Reference Reviews
'Will undoubtedly become a standard reference work, for a
generation at least, I guess. The Encyclopedia is authoritative
and, as Graeme Barker intended, is also very readable.' - Iain
Watson, Reference Reviews
'...a tour de force of modern archaeology.' - Archaeology in New
Zealand Vol. 44 No. 1. [March 2001]
'In sum, the Companion Encyclopedia to Archaeology is a remarkable
achievement. - Archaeology in New Zealand Vol. 44 No. 1. [March
2001]
'...in general, work stands as a reminder of just how sophisticated
and all encompassing the discipline of archaeology has become...' -
Archaeology in New Zealand Vol. 44 No. 1. [March 2001]
'...a remarkable resource, a valuable set of essays for students
and professionals alike.' - Archaeology in New Zealand Vol. 44 No.
1 [March 2001]
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