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Hardcover. Condition: New.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 2013. HARDBACK. TARA: FROM THE PAST TO THE FUTURE . A GOOD TO VERY GOOD BOOK IN A VERY GOOD DUST JACKET. TWO SMALL AREAS OF RUBBING ON TOP OUTER EDGE OF BOOK IS THE ONLY FAULT, TEXT AND ILLUSTRATIONS VERY GOOD WITH NICE BRIGHT PAGES. . POSTED FROM THE UK IN 1-2 WORKING DAYS, IN A PROTECTIVE CARD WRAP.OVER TWO KILOS IN WEIGHT SO HEAVY BOOK TO SEND OUTSIDE UK. PLEASE CHECK WITH US FOR SHIPPING OVERSEAS. …

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Included. 28x21cm, xii,579 pages., Weighs 2.3 kilos. Minor wear. Binding corners rubbed. VG., dustwrapper. ["Although building on earlier research, this volume is not intended to be a definitive door-closing statement on the archaeology of Tara. There are many gaps between the themes, and others may be inspired to address those gaps or build on the work contained here. The shafts of light in the following contributions include significant insights about the human footprint on the hill and its neighbourhood, occasional references to issues requiring prioritised archaeological intervention, and a broad impression of Tara in the wider consciousness. Such a fusion of communal breadth and individual depth highlights the need for an agreed Tara research agenda that will be sufficiently comprehensive to make every scholar feel welcome and sufficiently flexible to allow for constant renewal as knowledge accumulates and circumstances change. The design and implementation of such an agenda is an urgent priority, and represent a massive collaborative challenge." -from rear cover.].…