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On Day 6 of the Advent Calendar you can find out more about farming with these five fantastic books on agriculture across the world and throughout history. Apply code ADVENT06 at checkout to enjoy 50% off all volumes included. Hurry, offer ends at midnight!
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On Day 5 of the Advent Calendar we’re exploring Island Archaeology. Sail away to Cyprus, Crete, Orkney and beyond, and enjoy 50% off all five books included with code ADVENT05 at checkout. Offer expires at midnight, don’t miss out! 🛒https://bit.ly/4ire6Hn
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It’s Day 4 of the Advent Calendar and we’re digging into the archaeology of Ireland! Learn more about Prehistoric sites, Medieval pottery production and more, and enjoy 50% off all five books included with code ADVENT04 at checkout ➡️ bit.ly/44rFZta
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There’s another exciting Advent Calendar offer to explore! On Day 3 of our countdown to Christmas you can enjoy 50% off five excellent books on Egyptology when you apply code ADVENT03 at checkout. Hurry, this deal ends at midnight ➡️ bit.ly/3XTsAGy
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Day 2 of the Advent Calendar is perfectly suited to #textiletuesday. Enjoy 50% off these five fabulous books on fashion and textiles when you apply code ADVENT02 at checkout before midnight. Don’t miss out! 🛒 bit.ly/4itLzRR
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The first envelope of offers in the Oxbow Advent Calendar has been opened, and we’re getting things off to a grand start with today’s theme of castles and stately homes! Apply code ADVENT01 at checkout before midnight to enjoy 50% off these five splendid volumes ➡️ bit.ly/48oG7Lq

In case you missed our special delivery earlier this week: the Oxbow Advent Calendar is back, and starting soon! Find out everything you need to know about the festive 50% off deals before the countdown to Christmas begins 🔔➡️ bit.ly/482opOT
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A reminder that this newly released volume, along with more carefully curated books on heritage management and cultural practice, is currently available at a special price. Get your copy ➡️ bit.ly/3XNqSq9

Ding dong! The Oxbow Advent Calendar is back! Join us in counting down to Christmas with a festive 50% off five books on a different theme every day from 1st-24th December. Find everything you need to know before we reveal the first offer here ➡️ bit.ly/482opOT
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With a week to go until the countdown to Christmas officially begins, we felt it was time to put on our Santa hats! Keep an eye out for an exciting announcement, coming very soon! 👀🎄

Enjoy 20% off a carefully curated selection of books on heritage management and museum collections from all over the world with code HERITAGE20 at checkout. Start browsing ➡️ bit.ly/3XNqSq9

NEW BLOG POST!
Discover the stories told and questions raised by Neolithic burial practices in the Western Mediterranean with this new blog by the editors of Exploring Death ➡️ bit.ly/49zDMiZ

Enter the world of Anglo-Saxon and early medieval carpentry with this comprehensive study of the chapter house vestibule door in Westminster Abbey and the north nave door at Hadstock Church, Essex. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/3VBMtkE

On this #textiletuesday discover all the tools you need to learn more about spinning and weaving equipment in the Southern Levant and Egypt from the Bronze Age to the beginning of the Persian period ➡️ bit.ly/3FUVrFo

A new review for Monumental Times!

Just out from @oxbowbooks.bsky.social: Warwick Rodwell on the archaeology of two eleventh century doors - the 1050s one in @westminsterabbey.bsky.social chapter house and 1060s/70s one at Hadstock, Essex - both originally covered in cow hide (and not human skin!).
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Get a glimpse inside the beautifully illustrated Gold and Glass Going North, which presents the first study of Limoges enamels from the medieval Norwegian Church province, providing historical, ecclesiastical, archaeological and locational context. Take a closer look 👀 bit.ly/4nVDwyg

Dig into a rich record of pre-Norman Wales with this detailed report on archaeological investigations of an internationally important early medieval entrepôt and Viking-age economic hub at Llanbedrgoch, Anglesey. Pre-order your copy ➡️ bit.ly/47ydxqu

Unearth the exciting results of a long-term project examining Bronze Age round barrow construction and burial practices in Orkney ➡️ bit.ly/3VJN3ws

Reviews are in for Silchester: The Landscape Setting of the Iron Age Oppidum and Roman City!

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Discover an opening into a neglected and unusual item of church architecture with this detailed study of the two oldest doors in England, both originally covered with hide, which provides new information on aspects of Anglo-Saxon and early medieval carpentry. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/3VBMtkE

Take a fresh approach to frontiers with this forthcoming volume, which looks beyond pure military-religious conflict to examine the societies affected, and their involvement with and responses to territorial development. Pre-order your copy ➡️https://bit.ly/4hBxlO0

You can enjoy 20% off this “thought-provoking and engaging text” until midnight on 4th November. Don’t miss out! 🛒https://bit.ly/4nvkT3M

🎃Happy Halloween! 🎃
Only treats from us today: enjoy 20% off bewitchingly good books on magic and mortuary practices with code HALLOWEEN25 at checkout ➡️ bit.ly/4nvkT3M

We’re really fired up about this impressive new book, which presents the first ever national synthesis of Neolithic Impressed Ware, arranged by region, and written by acknowledged experts in their field. Get your copy ➡️ bit.ly/4gzIn5X

In search of some Halloween spirit? Check out our spellbinding selection of books on magic and mortuary practices, available at 20% off until 4th November. Start browsing 👻➡️ bit.ly/4nvkT3M

Reviews are in for The Vikings in the Hebrides!

Glorious gold and glass. Get to grips with the cultural context and visual vocabulary of Limoges enamels with this stunning new book, complete with a beautifully illustrated catalogue. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/41SPYGC

This new volume from Windgather Press considers the notion that regular landscapes could only arise through deliberate planning, and argues that the appearance of regularity can derive through piecemeal expansion over many years. Learn more and make plans to get your copy ➡️https://bit.ly/42rbPVW