This is an important book that provides a solid foundation for more valuable research on the collection in years to come.'
British Archaeology British Archaeology This volume is a must have for any student of paleopathology or the bioarchaeologists or osteoarchaeologist who has come of age during the analysis of this amazing collection from Barton-upon-Humber.'
International Journal of ... Read moreOsteoarchaeology International Journal of Osteoarchaeology these remarkable volumes can be recommended as a readable, well-planned and comprehensive study of one of this country's best-known churches.
Journal of Stained Glass Journal of Stained Glass "Following on from the publication of volume 2 by Waldron (The Human Remains, 2007), this lavish two-part volume, incorporating a raft of specialists, represents the culmination of over three decades of research. This is a detailed and richly illustrated pair of books reporting on the results of excavation and building survey between 1978 and 2005...this study marks a key moment in the development of church archaeology. The exemplary investigation of a single building and its environs is to be highly applauded, not only in terms of the quality of the material reported and the archaeological methods employed in the work, but also the scholarly depth and comparative analyses presented therein. This is a book that is far more than the sum of its superb elements. Still, one wonders when and where comparable analyses of other parish churches will emerge that match Rodwell's study in terms both of its detail and breadth."
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