George,
Can you give us from overseas the details of uni press of
new england, including an email address?
Thanks,
Annie
Anne Bickford
Heritage Consultants
135 Catherine St. Leichhardt NSW 2040 Australia
Ph: 02/95699672  Fax: 02/95500261

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>From: "George L. Miller" <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Two new Ceramics publications
>Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2001 3:27 AM
>

>Here are two new ceramics publications that will be useful to
>archaeologists.
>
>     The Chipstone Foundation of Milwaukee has just published two
>important
>ceramic references.  One is Ivor Noël Hume's catalog of his
>collection
>titled If These Pots Could Talk: Collecting 2,000 Years of British
>Household Pottery.  Noël's collection has been focused on
the types
>of
>ceramics that he has commonly seen on archaeological sites, which
>makes it
>damned useful to his fellow archaeologists.  It is 472 pages long
>with 648
>illustrations of which 560 are in color.  Gavin Ashworth, a
>professional
>photographer, took the photographs.  The plates are wonderfully
>detailed
>and large enough to be useful.
>
>     This book sells for $ 65.00 plus $5.00 for postage.  It is
>available
>from the University Press of New England.  The postage is
waived if
>two
>books are ordered.  The book is also listed on amazon.com
>
>     The second publication is Ceramics in America 2001.  This is
>the first
>issue of an annual journal with all color plates taken by
>professional
>photographers.  The first issue has articles by
>Ivor Noël Hume, Ann Smart Martin, Beverly A. Straube, David Barker,
>Michelle Erickson with Rob Hunter, Don Carpentier with Jonathan
>Rickard,
>George L. Miller with Rob Hunter, Diana and Garrison Stradling and
>Troy
>Chappell.  In addition there is a New Discoveries section with
>articles by
>Mark M. Newell, Carl Steen, Charlotte Wilcoxen, Joyce Geary Volk
>with
>Louise Richardson, Taft Kiser, Beverly A. Straube, Margaret K.
>Hofer,
>Robert Hunter with George L. Miller, Catherine Banks, and Richard
>Hunter.
>There are also seven book reviews and a checklist of articles and
>books on
>ceramics in America published from 1998 to 2000 compiled by Amy C.
>Earls.
>
>     Ceramics in America 2001 is 300 pages long and has 350 color
>illustrations.  The journal sells for $55.00 plus $5.00 for
>postage.  It is
>available from the University Press of New England.  The
postage is
>waived
>if two publications are ordered.  The journal is also listed on
>amazon.com.