British Archaeology, no 21, February 1997

Chew, Chew, that ancient chewing gum
A slovenly habit? Or one of the world's oldest pastimes? Elizabeth Aveling explains

In sorrow shalt thou eat all thy days
Many hunter-gatherers never wanted to farm, argues Peter Rowley-Conwy

Interpreting the landscapes of battle
Landscapes chosen for battle reflect the ideology of the age, writes John Carmen

covering Romans in Britain, no to framchises, treasure for all, and the wrong winner

`Heritage' and the end of responsibility, by Richard Morris

Martyn Jope by Thomas McNeill

Buildings remain, character changes
Character, a vital concept in conservation, is misunderstood, argues John Leach

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