August 29, 2024
Books on this page are all past recipients of either book awards or their authors and editors have! Some of these publications were published from award winning archaeological projects or… READ MORE
March 7, 2023
Have you ever been to the Llŷn Peninsula? This highly popular holiday destination, with its captivating coastline and magnificent mountains, is widely considered to be one of the most beautiful places in Britain.
January 20, 2023
Take 20% off the books on this page through August 31st! Remember to use promo code 24PREA during checkout to activate your discount. This discount applies only to physical editions… READ MORE
January 1, 2023
Searching for a Needle in a Sand Dune RICHARD J. LONG, author of The Excavations at Mut al-Kharab II, has worked with the Dakhleh Oasis Project since 2004. In this blog, he… READ MORE
May 24, 2022
Studying Scientific Archaeology is a new series of titles from Oxbow Books. The series will produce books on a wide variety of scientific topics in archaeology aimed at students at… READ MORE
Oxbow Insights in Archaeology is a new peer-reviewed series which provides a forum for authors to address big topics authoritatively and accessibly in paperback format. With a distinguished editorial board… READ MORE
June 4, 2024
Here is your sign to learn more about what makes humans ‘symbolic animals’. In this blog, Guido Guarducci, co-editor of Archaeology of Symbols, explores the ways in which people have used… READ MORE
May 16, 2024
Have you seen the stories about the Cerne Abbas Giant in the news? Want to learn more? Enjoy this exclusive insight into an exciting Windgather Press volume on the subject.
April 12, 2024
Oxbow Books will be attending the 89th SAA Annual Meeting, represented by ISD this year! All of the books we’re bringing to the meeting (and more!) are available to order… READ MORE
March 20, 2024
This groovy blog by Mike Copper, co-editor of Revisiting Grooved Ware, will take you on a journey from Orkney to Cornwall and beyond, following the rise and demise of Grooved Ware, and revealing the insights into the ‘ Late Neolithic’ that this pottery phenomenon can provide.
