Category Archives: ARCHAEOLOGY

Concentrates on the varying roles and functions that material culture plays in almost all aspects of the social fabric of a given culture. Using world-wide data, the book queries whether material culture is equivalent to documents which can be “read” … Continue reading →

Sir Max Mallowan tells the story of his life, from his boyhood at Lancing to the days when he was elected a Fellow of All Souls and became a Trustee of the British Museum. First published in 1977, it also … Continue reading →

A story of delusion and excess; of scientific and political abuse on a global scale, and has the energy of an adventure, but also the truth of a terrifying episode in twentieth-century history. This book is an expose of the … Continue reading →

What happens when science falls prey to a political agenda? Himmler, the chief of the SS and architect of the Nazi network of death camps, was obsessed with re-writing history. This work aims to uncover the true story of the … Continue reading →