New book info


Available since February, 2003! Yeki bud, yeki nabud, Essays on the Archaeology of Iran in Honor of William M. Sumner, edited by Naomi F. Miller and Kamyar Abdi

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Monograph 48, published by Cotsen Institute of Archaeology (UCLA) in association with the University of Pennsylvania Museum and the American Institute of Iranian Studies. Cheap, too (only $50 hb, + shipping). ISBN 1-931745-05-6. Check out the table of contents

To find out how to order your copy, e-mail or link to the Cotsen Institute, call (866) 628-2895 (orders) or fax (310) 206 4723, or write:

Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA
Publications Unit
A163 Fowler Building
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1510

ISBN: 1-931745-05-6, 340 pp., scads of (165) maps, photographs, and drawings, 23 tables, index!!!

Reviewed in Journal of Field Archaeology 29: 245-247 (2002-2004), by Gabriele Puschnigg. "Research on the archaeology of Iran has long suffered from the inaccessibility of its study area and lack of new discoveries... [This volume] is the first comprehensive publication on Iranian archaeology since Frank Hole's 1987 collection of articles The Archaeology of Western Iran.... As circumstances finally appear to change and new field projects are undertaken in Iran on a local and international level, this collection of essays is a timely reminder of the present state and requirements of Iranian archaeology."


NOW AVAILABLE!!! Drawing on the Past, An Archaeologist's Sketchbook, with lots of my watercolors

Gordion 700 
BC Featuring Malyan, Gordion, Hacinebi, Sweyhat and Anau. Published by University of Pennsylvania Museum publications. Cheap, too (only $19.95 hb, + shipping).

To order your copy, link to the UPM press, or call toll free: (800) 537-5487; fax to (410) 516-6998; write to UPM, c/o Johns Hopkins Fulfillment Service, P.O. Box 50370, Hampden Station, Baltimore MD 21211. e-mail, too

Individuals in Europe and the UK can order the book through their local bookstore.

ISBN: 1-931707-27-8, 100+ pp., 14 figures, 63 color plates!!!

Reviewed in Historical Archaeology by Sarah H. LeRoy-Toren: "Once in a great while, a work that is redable, enticing, and of great use to the students I serve, arrives on my doorstep. Naomi F. Miller's, Drawing on the Past: An Archaeologist's Sketchbook," is just that. This small book, replete with sketches and watercolors recording her personal work in the field from 1974 through the present, is strung together with lines of prose both practical and poetic."

See happy customers and the opinions of my friends and correspondents!


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This page updated and corrected August 16, 2006. home