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Contains over 4000 entries covering the essential vocabulary for archaeological work. The dictionary focuses primarily on Europe, the Old World and the Americas.

Written by some of the world's best-known archaeologists, this two volume set presents a collection of informative and often witty essays on the lives and work of their famous forebears, colleagues, and teachers.

This nine volume set was written by noted experts in the field and provides a thorough overview of human history from our earliest origins about two million years ago to the historic period.

Contains more than 370 entries covering archaeological concepts and important sites in the post-1400 period. Entries range from 150 words for simple definitions and site identifications, to 2000 word entries for the most complex theoretical concepts.

Provides a thorough survey of archaeological methods and theory from excavation and conservation procedures, to the legal issues affecting ultimate disposition of materials.

Full text access: 1887 (no.1) - 1894 (no.15-24)

Full text access: 1901 (no.25) - 1971 (no. 200).

Full text access: Vol.1 (1965) - present