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Reconstructing Hillsborough

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTHOR: Thomasson, Clarissa, PUBLISHER: Salt Marsh Publications, Allowed no time to mourn, the recently-widowed Sarah Stroud is plunged into the turmoil of the Civil War peace talks -- taking place near her hometown of Hillsborough, NC. With Confederate and Union soldiers on all sides of town, Sarah and her daughters await news of General Johnston's surrender. The long-awaited peace, however, comes with a price as Sarah and her family must feed, quarter, and nurse the returning Confederate troops; witness the destruction, disease, and death left behind; endure increased taxes, federal officials, and martial law; and face a new menace -- "The Invisible Empire". In Reconstructing Hillsborough, suffering at last forges new ties and romance as Sarah's missing brother-in-law returns, her daughter finds a beau, Sarah is courted by a Union sergeant, and her brother-in-law, Cave, presents himself as a rival once again.

Constructing Nations, Reconstructing Myth Essays in Honour

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTHOR: G Johnson, PUBLISHER: Brepols Publishers, NA

Awoken

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTHOR: Miller, Timothy, PUBLISHER: Spencer Hill Press, Fourteen-year-old Michael Stevens has never been ordinary; no orphan who hears music coming from rocks considers himself a typical teenager. But life gets a lot more complicated when two-foot-tall, albino, doll-like men sneak into his room one night, transforming the harmless music into a frightening ability he cannot control. Soon, strangers in black suits begin to ask unsettling questions while unnatural animals with mismatched eyes haunt the streets. They are hunting, and not just Michael: anyone he cares about is in danger. With the help of a mysterious drifter, an annoying girl he's accidentally mutated, and one of those creepy doll men, Michael finds himself in the middle of a war that could forever change the world he knows - reconstructing the very definition of humanity. Acquista Ora

Production and Exchange of Stone Tools: Prehistoric Obsidian

ISBN: , SKU: , AUTHOR: Torrence, Robin, PUBLISHER: Cambridge University Press, Originally published in , the aim of this important study was to develop methods for reconstructing the processes of prehistoric exchange. Previous archaeological work had concentrated on mapping obsidian finds relative to source areas using trace-element analysis and on investigating the effect of trade on particular cultural groups. Dr Torrence, in contrast, drew extensively on ethnographic analogy to develop an approach that uses differences in the level of efficiency for the acquisition of raw materials and the production of goods to infer the type of exchange. Regional patterns of tool manufacture, specialist craft production at central places and quarrying are analysed in detail in the context of the prehistoric Aegean and previous ideas about the importance of trade in the growth of civilisations are re-assessed. The methodology developed will be applicable to a wide range of artefact types and the book will therefore be of value to archaeologists working in many different places and periods.

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