HISTARCH members may be interested in the Society for Post-Medieval
Archaeology and its journal.

Post-Medieval Archaeology – Journal of the Society for Post-Medieval
Archaeology

Post-Medieval Archaeology is a rich and diverse journal devoted to the study
of
material evidence of European society throughout the world. Providing a
definitive
record of this fascinating and important period, which covers the late
medieval to the
industrial by means of a variety of sources, the journal is able to offer
readers a
stimulating forum where new developments and theoretical debate thrive.

Key recent articles include:

   - Archaeology and the Construction of America's Jamestown, Audrey
   Horning
   - The Historical Archaeology of Katuwana, a Dutch East India Company
   Fort in Sri Lanka, Ranjith M Jayasena
   - Bletchley Park, Buckinghamshire: the Architecture of the Government
   Code and Cypher School, Linda Monckton
   - An 18th-century Timber Wharf in Copenhagen Harbour, Lene Høst-Madsen

For more information visit www.maney.co.uk/journals/pma

To view FREE sample content, and tables of contents and abstracts, online
visit www.ingentaconnect.com/content/maney/pma