Books, Magazines, Travel

Here we offer a small collection of web pages about archaeological books and magazines - travel still to come.

Bookshops

Oxbow , the biggest source of archaeological books and journals (especially obscure ones) in Britain.

Then for second hand books and a number of new and bargain books Castle Bookshop specialises in selling books through its web pages.

I Love the Past offers a small selection of the best archaeological books, together with number of other items.

Magazines

British Archaeology is the magazine of the Council for British Archaeology

The London Archaeologist is a quarterly magazine devoted to London's archaeology

Antiquity is Britain's foremost academic magazine, which contrives to be both scholarly and readable.

Archaeology is the leading American archaeological magazine

Odyssey is a magazine devoted to the classical world, a sister magazine to Hershal Shanks's inimitable Biblical Archaeology Review which contrives to be both polemical and fun.

Discover Archaeology is a new American archaeological magazine, with links to Scientific American.

Archaeology Ireland: a magazine devoted to Irish archaeology

There are also two web journals, Internet Archaeology, which is an 'official' journal, set up to explore the possibility of having a peer-refereed journal on the web;

and Assemblage, its student rival, put together by the students at Sheffield University, which is great fun in an academic sort of way.

Finally, History Today, the leading history magazine, is now on the net.

Travel

Comings shortly - Links to the best travel facilities for the archaeologically minded traveller.

Suggestions welcome!

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Created: 28th January 2000