22nd February 2011, 01:04 PM
I have just had this sent to me and very good it is too
The report hey are talking about is this one... pdf download
Henry Hurst, "Interpretative challenges from a well-studied cemetery at Gloucester", being a review of A. Simmonds, N. M?rquez-Grant & L. Loe, Life and death in a Roman city. Excavation of a Roman cemetery with a mass grave at 120-122 London Road, Gloucester
May I also say I like your style GPStone I like the way you are thinking around things.
I will be queit for a second or two as I would like to hear contributions and thoughts.
Quote:Can I draw the attention of recent BAJR Site Hut posters to the following site report/book review, freely-accessible online by following the weblink address given below and then scrolling down to the 'Free Review' section at the bottom of the page. This review perfectly illustrates the exising symbiotic relationship between commercial archaeology and academic archaeology in Britain today, while highlighting their differences of approach and access to resources. It also makes interesting points about the value of 'local knowledge' and the difference between presentation of data and its contextual interpretation.
See: review by Henry Hurst of A. Simmonds et al. 2008 Life and Death in a Roman City. Excavation of a Roman Cemetery with a Mass Grave at 120-122 London Road, Gloucester. www.journalofromanarch.com/
The report hey are talking about is this one... pdf download
Henry Hurst, "Interpretative challenges from a well-studied cemetery at Gloucester", being a review of A. Simmonds, N. M?rquez-Grant & L. Loe, Life and death in a Roman city. Excavation of a Roman cemetery with a mass grave at 120-122 London Road, Gloucester
May I also say I like your style GPStone I like the way you are thinking around things.
I will be queit for a second or two as I would like to hear contributions and thoughts.