Mike Pitts

Auteur de Digging for Richard III: The Search for the Lost King

13+ oeuvres 501 utilisateurs 11 critiques

A propos de l'auteur

Mike Pitts is the editor of British Archaeology magazine, and the author of peer-reviewed research on subjects that range from Easter Island to Stonchenge.

Comprend les noms: Pitts Mike, Michael W. Pitts

Œuvres de Mike Pitts

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Digging for Richard III: The Search for the Lost King (2014) 144 exemplaires

Hengeworld: Life in Britain 2000 BC as Revealed by the Latest Discoveries at Stonehenge, Avebury and Stanton Drew (2000) 143 exemplaires

Fairweather Eden: Life Half a Million Years Ago As Revealed by the Excavations at Boxgrove (1997) 88 exemplaires

Digging Up Britain: Ten Discoveries, a Million Years of History (2019) 30 exemplaires

Footprints through Avebury (1985) 23 exemplaires

How to Build Stonehenge (2022) 21 exemplaires

Digging Up Britain (2021) 14 exemplaires

The Stones Cookbook: Vegetarian Recipes from Stones Restaurant in Avebury (1998) 11 exemplaires

Later stone implements (Shire archaeology) (1980) 10 exemplaires

Avebury and Stonehenge: the Greatest Stone Circles in the World (1994) 8 exemplaires

Stones Spells for Magic Feasts: More Inspiration from Stones Restaurant in Avebury (1995) 7 exemplaires

L'enigma di Stonehenge. Alla scoperta di uno di piu affascinanti e suggestivi misteri della preistoria. Traduzione… (2005) 1 exemplaire

British Archaeology January February 2019 - Hoard King 1 exemplaire

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The Antiquities Journal 94 (2014) — Contributeur — 2 exemplaires

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Autres noms: Pitts, Michael W.
Date de naissance: 20th Century
Sexe: male
Nationalité: UK
Études: Ardingly College
Institute of Archaeology, London, UK
Professions: archaeologist
Organisations: Alexander Keiller Museum
Prix et distinctions: FSA

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Fairweather Eden: Story of Boxgrove and the First… par Mark Roberts' 'Michael W. Pitts

A really enjoyable journey through the Boxgrove excavations through the eyes of the archaeologists as they grew in experience through the 80s and 90s. One of the great excitements in recent years, along with feathered dinosaur finds, has been our growing understanding of early hominids and their sophistication. Journeying with Mark Roberts and the team as they unearth the Boxgrove community and discuss life going on just south of the approaching ice sheet is fascinating - one to re-read, as it's stacked with detail (and a great index!).… (plus d'informations)

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emmakendon | 2 autres critiques | Aug 17, 2022 |

Digging Up Britain: Ten Discoveries, a Million… par Mike Pitts

Excellent, well written and insightful overview of some of the most important recent archeological excavations across Britain. A great way to find out key information about the current state of knowledge across millennia of history and prehistory. Great guidance on further reading. Highly recommended.

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fastred | Jul 26, 2022 |

Hengeworld: Life in Britain 2000 BC as Revealed by… par Mike Pitts

A little outdated, science has moved on, it even moved on between the first and second edition of the book. But a very good history of archaeology and a synthesis of ideas of Stonehenge and Avebury and other Hengeworld sites

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dylkit | 1 autre critique | Jul 16, 2022 |

How to Build Stonehenge par Mike Pitts

For me, this was a good balance between the conversational and the technical, as the author explains how our current best knowledge of Stonehenge acts to constrain the possible methods by which the site might have been created.

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Shrike58 | May 18, 2022 |

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