Archaeology recommendations for first year students

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	"(All Degrees) Commonly known as the Bible of Archaeology.  Buy it asap and get reading!"

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	"(All Degrees) Easy reading on the basics of archaeological practice."

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	"(All Degrees) If you're interested in field work and excavation, get this book."

The list author says:
	"(All Degrees) If you're interested in field work and excavation, get this book."

The list author says:
	"(All Degrees) If you're interested in field work and excavation, get this book."

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	"(All Degrees) This is a tiny book, but worth reading - and very funny too."

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	"(General Degree) This book is very helpful for the Past Societies core module, it takes you from early hominids right through to pre-industrial states.  It also comes with a study aid CDROM."

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	"(Egyptian Degree) Covers every stage of Egyptian history, each chapter written by a specialist in the field."

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	"(Egyptian Degree) So handy!!!"

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	"(Egyptian Degree) Very detailed but incredibly easy-to-read, brilliant for pretty much all Egyptian essays."

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	"(Egyptian Degree) Fantastic for different perspectives and arguments about Egyptian history."

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	"(Egyptian Degree) A tough read, but great for in-depth insights into Ancient Egyptian politics, economics and society."

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	"(Egyptian Degree) Pretty much the hieroglyphic bible. The main book used in the study of Egyptian Writing and Inscriptions."

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	"(Egyptian Degree) This book was written based on the teaching of hieroglyphs at UCL... great to supplement Gardiner."