Provides an introduction about the life and culture of prehistoric people including information about their homes, diet, burial and beliefs. (view table of contents)

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Examines the site of the huge stone monument known as Stonehenge, discussing who built it and the myths that have surrounded it since the twelfth century, as well as theories on when, how, and why it was constructed. (view table of contents)

This book is a collection of drawings, personal essays, letters, poems, and journal entries created primarily by women, but also by some men who have recovered or are recovering from the emotional effects of childhood sexual abuse. They write about their experience of abuse by fathers, brothers, other relatives, and people outside the family. The contributors offer a wide range of experiences ranging from the process of remembering and dealing with pain to the use of creative expression as a means to begin healing. The passages reveal anger and shame, full of the struggle to break the silence and to act to restore oneself. Chapter titles like \u0022The Survivor's Song,\u0022 \u0022Claiming the Right to Feel Pain,\u0022 \u0022Can You Hear Me?\u0022 and \u0022Learning to Dance,\u0022 define the emotions and stages many survivors share. A chapter called \u0022You Want a Witness?\u0022 consists of recovered memories and helpful comments on False Memory Syndrome. Each chapter has a brief, accessible introduction by the editors. (view table of contents)

Product Description: Territory, Time and State explores the relationship between the physical and man-made environments of the Gubbio basin, taking issues related to Early Man, prehistoric settlement, the emergence of the city-state and its almost simultaneous domination by Rome...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Product Description: This is an illustrated survey of one of Britain's most important archaeological sites. As well as the Avebury stone circle, it includes other important neolithic monuments: the Great Henge; East and West Kennet Long Barrows; the Sanctuary and the Avenue; and Silbury Hill...read more