R.W. Feacham, <i>Guide to Prehistoric Scotland</i>. 2 maps and 50 illustrations. Batsford, London, 2nd edn. 1977, reprinted 1992. £12.99. | Glasgow Archaeological Journal
An Archaeology of Landscapes: Perspectives and Directions | Journal of Archaeological Research
Glasgow Cathedral: Journal of the British Archaeological Association: Vol 45, No 1
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Forty-Fifth Annual Congress, Glasgow 1888: Journal of the British Archaeological Association: Vol 45, No 1
Archaeological Research 2014 to 2021: an examination of its intellectual base, collaborative networks and conceptual language using science maps. Sinclair. Internet Archaeology 59.
Archaeology without gravity: Postmodernism and the past | Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory
Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology, A. Bernard Knapp and John F. Cherry (eds), Sheffield Academic Press Ltd, Bell & Bain Ltd Glasgow, Great Britain, 1988–2000. (2 issues a year, US$30 each issue, US$90
Andrew Fleming, <i>The Dartmoor Reaves. Investigating prehistoric land divisions</i>.. B T Batsford Ltd, London, 1988. Price £14.95. | Glasgow Archaeological Journal
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Justice in Warminster in the Olden Time. An original article from the Wiltshire Archaeological & Natural History Magazine, 1879 | W W. Ravenhill Esq | First Edition
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John Hedges, Isbister: A chambered tomb in Orkney, <i>Brit Archaeol Reports</i>, British Series 115 (1983). John Hedges, <i>Tomb of the Eagles</i>, John Murray, London (1984). 244 pp., 79 illus. & tables, £12.50.
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Thomas & James Craig Annan of Glasgow: Photographers and Publishers. An original article from The Private Library Journal, 1999 by George Fairfull ...
Dunnicaer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland: a Roman Iron Age promontory fort beyond the frontier: Archaeological Journal: Vol 177, No 2
