The UCL Institute of Archaeology Bookshelf highlights forthcoming and recently authored and edited books by members of the Institute community.
Recently published and forthcoming volumes
2025 | ||
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![]() The Neoliberalisation of Heritage in Africa - Cambridge Uiversity Press (2025, Rachel King. Elements in Critical Heritage Studies) | ![]() Contemporary Art and the Display of Ancient Egypt - UCL Press (2025, Alice Stevenson) | ![]() Moving in the Margins: Desert Travel and Power in Medieval Central Asia - Brill (2025, Paul Wordsworth. Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 8 Uralic & Central Asian Studies) |
2021 | ||
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![]() Cladh Hallan: Roundhouses and the dead in the Hebridean Bronze Age and Iron Age, Part I - Oxbow Books (2021, Mike Parker Pearson, Jacqui Mulville, Helen Smith, Peter Marshall) | ![]() The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity - Penguin (2021, David Graeber & David Wengrow) | ![]() The Oxford Handbook of Islamic Archaeology - OUP (2021, Eds. Bethany Walker, Timothy Insoll & Corisande Fenwick) |
![]() Reimagining Museums for Climate Action - Museums for Climate Action (2021, Eds. Rodney Harrison & Colin Sterling) | ![]() The Rise of Metallurgy in Eurasia: Evolution, Organisation and Consumption of Early Metal in the Balkans - Archaeopress (2021, Eds. Miljana Radivojević, Benjamin Roberts, Miroslav Marić, Julka Kuzmanović-Cvetković, Thilo Rehren) | ![]() The Wandering Herd: The Medieval Cattle Economy of South-East England c.450-1450 - Windgather Press (2021, Andrew Margetts) |