This volume comprises 100 archaeological air photographs, principally of sites dating to the Iron Age and Roman periods in Northern Britain, resulting from aerial survey between 1970 and 1995, before the advent of drones when archaeological air photography was still dependent upon the use of light aircraft. The principal target areas were the Anglo-Scottish Borders, central Scotland (crannogs) and the Northern and Western Isles (brochs and duns). Practically, in order to maximise intended ...

The study of kinship from archaeology has been fluctuating. At the end of the 20th century archaeologists were reluctant or skeptical about its relevance and viability. However, in recent decades it has gained prominence and today it is experiencing a sweet moment, although not without problems. Its recent impulse has been due to the methodological development of bioscience techniques (aDNA and isotope studies) and to the profound revision and updating of other inference strategies from house...

This book offers the first in-depth analysis of French-Anglophone research conflicts in Palaeolithic archaeology. By carefully examining a range of case studies and discursive contexts, the author shows that French and Anglophone approaches to the lithic evidence are anchored in opposing cognitive frameworks.

The mainstays of this division are outlined by drawing on the work of American philosopher Stephen C. Pepper, who captured the totality of credible Western thought in terms of four equi...

The nineteenth century witnessed an upsurge of interest in the region across Europe and North America, in media ranging from literary fiction to the illustrated periodical and from visual arts to architecture. This rise of regionalism has often been linked to nationalism and nation building. However, depictions of the region circulated across borders or interacted with transnational cultural repertoires of the local. These often overlooked transnational aspects are the focus of this volume wh...

This book is not a new religion, but a poetic journey within an ancient covenant.

This collection is written for non-Jews who wish to honor the Seven Laws of Noah, universal laws given by the Eternal through Moshe to Israel for all humanity.

The texts are intended for inspiration, prayer, and self-reflection, but they are not a substitute for studying reliable Jewish sources or seeking personal advice from a qualified rabbi. They follow the halachic framework that the Torah sets for the natio...

Discover the Hidden Laws of Faith, Abundance, and Inner PowerThe Secret Door to Success is one of Florence Scovel Shinn’s most inspiring works—a radiant guide to living with faith, intuition, and spiritual confidence. In this timeless classic, Shinn reveals that true success is not achieved through struggle or competition, but through understanding the divine laws that govern life.With clarity and warmth, she shows how every obstacle hides an open door, waiting to be recognized through ri...

Danube, Rhône, Bow, Mississippi, Chao Phraya, Buffalo Bayou, Tagus, Meuse, North Sea. Follow the River shows how designers who cherish the river are creating beautiful projects in many places. Projects in which the river is approached with care, love, knowledge, and creativity, whether far upstream or at the very end, at the mouth. In which the river and its natural environment are given space again, while people can enjoy it in park-like environments.

We have collected twelve such projects...

In today’s fast-changing world of new technologies and shifting market conditions, HR can be a key partner in helping organizations stay competitive. To support organizations in achieving their goals, it’s important to understand the different aspects of HR. This handbook helps students and HR professionals gain a clear understanding of the HR cycle and related topics. It covers the basic frameworks and latest research on areas such as recruitment and selection, performance management, em...