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Book Review: Viking and Iron Age expanded Boats by Ole Crumlin-Pedersen and Hanus Jensen
Book Review: Historical Brewing Techniques by Lars Marius Garshol
Book Review: Bronze Age Combat: An Experimental Approach by Raphael Hermann et al
Cometh the hour, cometh the book? There was a considerable anticipatory kerfuffle on archaeological social media about the release of Bronze Age Combat: an experimental approach, and rightly so. It is much more than just an experimental archaeology book with rather gorgeous photographs of swords, spears and shields (although it is that too!). It is a rare publication which manages to...
Book Review: Iron Age Experience, Iron Age Kids and Kaptol - Hallstatt Food Workshop & Cookbook
Book Review: Zivot experimentem. Sbornik praci k zivotnimu jubileu Bohumira Dragouna
Book Review: Mittelsteinzeit, ein Leben im Paradies? by Werner Pfeifer
Book Review: Slow Tech by Peter Ginn
Book Review: Experimentelle Archäologie in Europa, Jahrbuch 2019
***It is the 18th issue of the periodical and includes 27 essays on experimental archaeology as well as an annual report (Jahresbericht, p. 321), an obituary for Sylvia Crumbach (p.325) and instructions for authors (Autorenrichtlinien, p. 326) of Experimentelle Archäologie in Europa on 328 pages...
Book Review: Interpreting the Environment at Museums and Historic Sites by Reid and Vali
Interpreting the Environment at Museums and Historic Sites is a textbook and a call to action. In the midst of the Anthropocene, Debra A. Reid and David D. Vail argue, museums and conservation areas should attend to their environmental assets, tell environmental stories, and take an activist role in encouraging better stewardship.