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Title: Archaeology: An Introduction
Author: Dr Kevin GreeneKevin Greene
ISBN: 0415233550
EAN: 9780415233552
4. Edition
334 Pages
Publisher: Routledge
Binding: Paperback
Publication date: 2002-06-27
Author: Dr Kevin GreeneKevin Greene
ISBN: 0415233550
EAN: 9780415233552
4. Edition
334 Pages
Publisher: Routledge
Binding: Paperback
Publication date: 2002-06-27
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2007-06-21 Lightweight and unsatisfactory
I agree with the reviewers "Not Great" and "A Waste of Money". This is a set book for the 1st year of the Open University Classics MA, which I am currently taking, and I find it very lightweight and frustrating. There is nothing to get your teeth into - no case studies (unlike the Renfrew and Bahn book) and nothing to get you thinking and working at the subject. Cannot understand why the OU chose this as their set book rather than Renfrew and Bahn. To be fair to Greene I suspect that the OU course designers didn't even read this book as they refer in their course notes to a 'case study' of the Roman fort at Corbridge which simply isn't in the book - as I said there are no case studies. To any budding archaeology students, if you have a choice go for the Renfrew and Bahn book and give this one a miss.similar books
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