Archaeology Magazine
In Archaeology Magazine, you will find news on archaeological findings, digs and prominent archaeologists.
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Archaeology Information
- Frequency:Bi-Monthly, 6 per year
- Current Issue:Issue 09 (7 in stock)
- Barcode:977000381004309
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- Related Topics: Miscellaneous Knowledge
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About Archaeology Magazine
The magazine is issued on a bimonthly basis and is dedicated to providing the latest information on archaeology for the public and for professional archaeologists. In the Magazine, you will find news on archaeological findings, digs and prominent archaeologists. The publication also provides book reviews and information on traveling to archaeological sites. There is also in depth articles on current happenings in the archaeological world. There are articles on archaeological and detective work on historical outlaws, or trying to find the lost aqueduct of Rome, or archaeology and the first Olympics. If stories of archaeological finds and digs fascinate you, then you need a subscription to Archaeology Magazine. The magazine is detailed and scientific enough for a professional archaeologist in the field but easy enough to understand for anyone with an interest in archaeology.
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Customer Reviews
Nina - 23/03/2011 15:01:23
Current Archaeology has always taken the amateur's perspective of archaeology and aims to make archaeology accessible to the general not academic public. It does this admirable and, most importantly, without over simplifying. Through the use of glossy photographs and clear illustrations the magazine brings archaeology to life in a way that text only based journals fail to do. Despite the glossy pictures and the accessibility the articles are rigorous and informative, and the letters debate can be intense. Current Archaeology offers a comprehensive way to keep up to date with finds through out the UK and covers all time periods. Its an enjoyable read and I recommend it to academic and amateur alike.
