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Check out this brand new blog on Butrint 8, which presents insider information on the excavations explored in the latest volume in the Butrint Archaeological Monographs series. Read it here ⬇️ www.scriptbooks.co.uk/blog/2025/09...

Midweek reminder that you can enjoy 20% off an excellent selection of books on European Archaeology, including this one, until 30th September. Browse the collection and apply code EAA25 at checkout to redeem this offer ➡️ bit.ly/3VqN3kW

Coming out of the kiln very soon! Pre-order your copy of the first ever national synthesis of the Neolithic Impressed Ware ceramic tradition that dominates the Middle Neolithic period in Britain and Ireland, arranged by region, and written by acknowledged experts in their field 🛒 bit.ly/4gzIn5X

Reading about the rich history of the Rother Valley is endlessly fascinating, as this Current Archaeology feature illustrates ⬇️ bit.ly/423K7yt

Setting off on your studies in archaeology? Know someone who is? Our selection of must-reads for aspiring archaeologists is the perfect place to start. Discover expert guides to Prehistoric pottery, scientific archaeology, Viking language, and more ➡️ bit.ly/41ZB7uj

ICYMI: We’re offering 20% off an assembly of books on Anthropology. From rock-cut tombs, to monastic life, to island archaeology, these volumes will take you all over the world and across history. Start exploring ➡️ bit.ly/46ij8jM

Immerse yourself in the lifeways of the Bronze and Iron Age inhabitants of Cladh Hallan with this volume, which presents a full report on the enormous, excellently preserved, non-ceramic finds and environmental data from the site. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/3Kpd1D0

This forthcoming volume presents a unique interpretation of the origin of regular landscapes, drawing on case studies from Northamptonshire, West Cambridgeshire and Marshland and citing examples from the East Riding of Yorkshire, the Midlands, and North Yorkshire. Pre-order your copy➡️ bit.ly/42rbPVW

Flowing smoothly into a new week with this great new review of The Watermills and Landscape of the River Great Ouse, Cambridgeshire.

Explore our assembly of amazing books on all things anthropology and learn more about the lives of people in the past from all over the world. Start browsing 🛒 bit.ly/46ij8jM

ICYMI: You can enjoy 20% off our excellent selection of European Archaeology books, including this one, until 30th September! Start browsing ➡️ bit.ly/3VqN3kW

It’s the first day of the Orkney Archaeology Festival! The perfect time to tell you about this fascinating forthcoming volume, which presents a major re-appraisal of Orkney Bronze Age burial practices, incorporating new excavation results from iconic sites. Pre-order your copy ➡️ bit.ly/3VJN3ws

Did you know that the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia is the only place where rock-cut tombs are still being created today? Find out more with this detailed ethnoarchaeological overview of this unique contemporary burial tradition➡️ bit.ly/3HvRbg9

Look through snapshots of Shropshire’s past with this fully illustrated and wide ranging showcase of the county’s history, from the Neolithic to modern times. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/3F3fqBn

We hope that those participating are enjoying #EAA2025. We’re here with a little reminder that we’re offering 20% off an excellent collection of books on European Archaeology until the end of the month. Explore the selection here➡️ bit.ly/3VqN3kW

What wonderful news that Must Farm Pile-dwelling Settlement has won the European Association of Archaeologists Book Prize in the Academic category. Congratulations to the editors and the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research!

Another gem in our #EAA2025 collection is this detailed assessment of the chronological, cultural, economic and social relations in the central Balkans from the beginning of the 3rd to the middle of the 2nd millennium BC. Get your copy at 20% off with code EAA25 at checkout 🛒 bit.ly/3VqN3kW

This comprehensive examination of the contents and characteristics of early Neolithic ‘Pit Burial’ graves in northeastern Iberia is one of over 80 books currently featured in our European Archaeology collection, created especially for #EAA2025. Start browsing and get your copy ➡ bit.ly/3VqN3kW

Delighted to see our new book on Toraja rock-cut tombs fresh from the press! Many thanks to Julie Gardiner and @oxbowbooks.bsky.social

Another great review for Viking Migration and Settlement in East Anglia to start the week! #medievalmonday

Wishing all the best to everyone involved in #EAA2025. Ahead of the conference, we’re delighted to share the collection of excellent books on European Archaeology that we’ve put together for the occasion, available at 20% off until 30th September. What will you discover? 🛒 tinyurl.com/2t23fjsn

We’re fired up about the upcoming second volume in Oxbow’s Cretan Studies series, which presents a detailed analysis of a key assemblage of Greek and Roman pottery from the Sphakia Survey project on Crete. Pre-order your copy ➡ tinyurl.com/474tbp8e

In search of your next archaeology read? We’ve got the perfect place to start. Book News 114 is a treasure trove of information on new releases and forthcoming books. Book News readers can also enjoy 20% off full price books included with code BN114 at checkout. Dig in ➡ bit.ly/4mK7q8r

The second of two volumes on the site of Cladh Hallan has arrived! Dig into a full report on the enormous, excellently preserved, non-ceramic finds and environmental data from the settlement ➡ tinyurl.com/bded5y59

#OTD in 1485 the Battle of Bosworth took place. Uncover fascinating new perspectives on this iconic battle, which marked the transition between medieval and early modern England ➡ tinyurl.com/3wfany8z

The latest subject spotlight has come rolling in, and this one rocks! Explore Toraja Rock-cut Tombs, quarry through Oxbow’s Swedish Rock Art Research Series, unearth insights into cave archaeology and more. Start browsing 🛒 bit.ly/4mrFwyf

Gold, glass, and all that gleams. This beautifully illustrated forthcoming book presents the first study of 133 surviving Limoges enamels from the medieval Norwegian Church province, providing historical, ecclesiastical, archaeological and locational contexts. Pre-order your copy 🛒 bit.ly/41SPYGC

The latest book in Oxbow’s Ancient Textiles series spins the yarn of the development of spinning and weaving in the southern Levant and Egypt and the relationship between these regions in terms of craft technology. Learn more ➡ bit.ly/3FUVrFo #textiletuesday

What do landscape history, ecology, wildlife conservation and the history of East Anglia have in common? They are all themes in this brand new book from Windgather Press, which addresses the subject of common land through a detailed regional study of Norfolk. Get your copy 🛒 bit.ly/4mzCzeO

Weekend plans? Sorted. The latest edition of Book News is here! Browse latest releases, get the scoop on forthcoming titles, read recent reviews, and more. As if things could get more exciting, you can enjoy 20% off full price books inside when you apply code BN114 at checkout 🛒http://bit.ly/4mK7q8r

Dig into Star Carr with this volume, which helps place the extensively excavated site in its wider landscape context and provides an unparalleled analysis of the changing nature of Late Upper Palaeolithic and Mesolithic settlement in lowland northern England ➡ bit.ly/46XRaMm

Feeling fired up that the reviews are in for British Pottery: The First 3000 Years!

As it’s #textiletuesday, we wanted to remind you of our stylish subject spotlight on Textiles and Fashion! Thread your way through this collection of books which includes the latest volume in Oxbow’s Ancient Textiles Series 🧵 ➡ bit.ly/4orx0AK

Some ethnoarchaeological excitement is coming your way! This upcoming volume is the first book dedicated to Toraja rock-cut tombs, providing a detailed overview of and fresh insights into this unique burial tradition. Learn more ➡ bit.ly/3HvRbg9

Another new addition to another fascinating Oxbow series! This latest Studies in Funerary Archaeology volume presents a detailed synthesis of early Neolithic ‘Pit Burial’ graves, their contents, characteristics and implications in northeastern Iberia. Learn more ➡ bit.ly/47jCF5A

Let’s talk textiles! Weave your way through this stylish selection of books on the trends, tools and techniques that have shaped fashion and textiles throughout history, including the latest volume in Oxbow’s Ancient Textiles series. Start browsing 🛒 bit.ly/4orx0AK

Are you interested in landscape history? Ecology? Conservation? The history of East Anglia? You’re going to want to pre-order a copy of this innovative upcoming book, which addresses the subject of common land through a detailed regional study of Norfolk. Learn more ➡ bit.ly/4mzCzeO

We’re back in Butrint! The latest volume in Oxbow’s Butrint Archaeological Monographs series presents final reports on excavations in the Western Defence and beside the Great Basilica, with surveys of Çuka e Ajtoit and the port of Saranda. Learn more ➡ bit.ly/3Hk1zYk

Getting the week off to a glittering start with a review of Tutankhamun and Carter!

Happy Yorkshire Day! Join us in celebrating the history of God’s Own Country with this collection of books exploring archaeological sites from across the county. Start browsing and apply code YORKSHIRE20 at checkout to enjoy 20% off full price volumes included 🛒 bit.ly/479wBMY

Another magical Medieval month reading recommendation for you! Explore the enchanting world of Old Norse sorcery with this multi-award-winning book, which is currently available at 30% off. Get your copy ➡ bit.ly/3TmPzYA

We’re showcasing Shropshire with this upcoming volume, which presents a fully illustrated, lively and wide ranging celebration of the social, economic, religious and architectural history of the county from the Neolithic to modern times. Learn more ➡ bit.ly/4meJJ7N

It’s the last #medievalmonday of the month and we have another marvellous reading recommendation for you. Enjoy 30% off Viking Migration and Settlement in East Anglia, which provides the first comprehensive analysis of Scandinavian-influenced place-names in the region 🛒 bit.ly/3TmPzYA

There’s not long left of our Medieval and Viking Sale. Don’t miss out on the chance to enjoy 30% off full price volumes in our magnificent selection of books on the subject. Start browsing and keep looking out for more of our Medieval month recommendations! 🛒 bit.ly/3TmPzYA

ICYMI, our latest subject spotlight will take you all over the country, digging into local landscapes in areas across the UK. What will you discover? 👀 bit.ly/40nbfYm

Explore North-East Scotland from glacial to early modern times with this volume which showcases the cultural landscapes and international interactions of this understudied region. Get your copy at 30% off as part of our July Medieval sale ➡ bit.ly/3TmPzYA

Prepare to be spellbound by The Norse Sorceress, which is currently available at 30% off as part of our July Medieval Sale! Get your copy 🛒 bit.ly/3TmPzYA #MedievalMonday

Today’s Medieval Month recommendation consists of not one, but two brilliant new books! Explore the topic of monasticism through different fields of study, including zooarchaeology, bioanthropology, palaeopathology, and more. Follow the thread for links! 🧵⬇

From North-East Scotland to South-West England, lose yourself in landscape archaeology from local areas all over the UK with this week’s subject spotlight, which showcases a range of new and forthcoming titles on the topic ➡ bit.ly/40nbfYm