Edited by Shin'ichi Sakuraki, Helen Wang and Peter Kornicki
Price: $80.00
ISBN: 9780861591749
Publisher: British Museum
Pub Date: 2010-12-31
Format: Paperback
Imprint: British Museum
224 Pages
The British Museum's collection of Japanese coins is one of the best outside Japan. Many of the coins were originally in the collection of Japan's renowned numismatist and collector, Kutsuki Masatsuna (1750-1802), and were acquired by the British Museum in the 1880s.
Excavations and Fieldwork at Avington VI, Wawcott XII and Crown Acres
by Roy Froom and Jill Cook
Full Price: $45.00
Discount Price: $36.00
ISBN: 9780861591534
Publisher: British Museum
Pub Date: 2005-03-15
Format: Paperback
Imprint: British Museum
138 Pages
10,000 years ago, late Ice Age and early post-glacial communities moved through the Kennet Valley to the Thames, following game and taking advantage of sheltered positions to make their camps. Favourable geological conditions in the neighbourhood of Newbury have preserved several of these camp sites in situ.
A transcription of a day-long seminar held at the British Museum in 1995 to discuss aspects of display at the museum. Invited guests examined specific displays and were joined by many of the staff and other curators. A stimulating discussion ensued which makes fascinating reading for all involved with heritage management.
Archibald Carlyle developed an important collection of stone objects found on prehistoric sites in and around the Central Provinces of India at a time when other 19th-century antiquarians were focusing their interests on wealthier examples of the subcontinent's historical antiquities.
A study of the Torajan ricebarn, a traditional Indonesian structure where the rice crop is stored, and where the main social life of the village takes place. This paper was stimulated by the construction of a ricebarn for the Museum of Mankind at the British Museum in 1987.
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