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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Strength to Strength: Binding the threads of an unbreakable life This book is in very good condition and will be shipped within 24 hours of ordering. The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged. This book has clearly been well maintained and looked after thus far. Money back guarantee if you are not satisfied. See all our books here, order more than 1 book and get discounted shipping. .…

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Softcover. Condition: Good. Small section of front cover and first few pages has been sliced out. (1 cm). Does not affect text. Small cut along foreedges of some pages.; Bronze Age Textiles from the North Caucasus: New Evidence of Fourth Millennium BC Fibres and Fabrics N. I. Shishlina, O. V. Orfinskaya, V. P. Golikov; Rudston ?Cursus A?? Engaging with a Neolithic Monument in Its Landscape Setting Using GIS Henry P. Chapman; Evidence of Iberian Bronze Age ?Boquique? Pottery in the Balearic Islands: Trade, Marriage or Culture? W. Waldren; Cultural Response to Environmental Change in the Alpine Lacustrine Regions: The Displacement Model Francesco Menotti; The Emergence of Chariots and Riding in the South Caucasus Maria Pogrebova; The Achaian Vapheio Cup and Its Afterlife in Archaic South Italy John K. Papadopoulos; OJOA 22.4 November 2003; Pp 331-428. …

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. thinking about ?style? in the ?post-stylistic era?: reconstructing the stylistic context of chauvet oscar moro abadía, manuel r. González morales; USING AND ABANDONING ROUNDHOUSES: A REINTERPRETATION OF THE EVIDENCE FROM LATE BRONZE AGE?EARLY IRON AGE SOUTHERN ENGLAND LEO WEBLEY; SOCIAL NETWORKS AND CROSS-CULTURAL INTERACTION: A NEW INTERPRETATION OF THE FEMALE TERRACOTTA FIGURINES OF HELLENISTIC BABYLON STEPHANIE M. LANGIN-HOOPER; BURNT KIMMERIDGIAN SHALE AT EARLY ROMAN SILCHESTER, SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND, AND THE ROMAN POOLE?PURBECK COMPLEX-AGGLOMERATED GEOMATERIALS INDUSTRY J. R. L. ALLEN, M. G. FULFORD, J. A. TODD; A CERAMIC TOOL FOR THE GLASS-BLOWER VEERLE LAUWERS, PATRICK DEGRYSE, MARC WAELKENS; PURPLE-DYE PRODUCTION IN LYCIA ? RESULTS OF AN ARCHAEOZOOLOGICAL FIELD SURVEY IN ANDRIAKE (SOUTH-WEST TURKEY) GERHARD FORSTENPOINTNER, URSULA QUATEMBER, ALFRED GALIK, GERALD WEISSENGRUBER, ANDREAS KONECNY; OJOA 26.2 May 2007; Pp 109-214.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Bronze Age boundaries and social exchange in north-west Cyprus Priscilla Schuster Keswani, A. Bernard Knapp; Visible writing: questions of script and identity in Early Iron Age Greece and Cyprus Susan Sherratt; Metals, Salt, and Slaves: Economic Links Between Gaul and Italy From the Eighth to the Late Sixth Centuries BC Daphne Nash Briggs; Settlement Dynamics and Social Organization in Eastern Iberia during the Iron Age (Eighth?Second Centuries BC) Ignacio Grau Mira; Comedy in Paestan vase painting Alan Hughes; Space and Manpower in Roman Camps Alan Richardson; Archaeology Unfolding: Diversity and the Loss of Isolation Dan Hicks; OJOA 22.3 August 2003; Pp 213-329.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Site function and the ?ibex-site phenomenon?: myth or reality? Nellie Phoca-Cosmetatou; Assessing the role of architecture in conspicuous consumption in the middle minoan I?II periods Ilse Schoep; Gabbroic clay sources in Cornwall: a petrographic study of prehistoric pottery and clay samples Lucy Harrad; Facing two seas: Mediterranean and Atlantic contacts in the north-west of Iberia in the first millennium BC Alfredo González-Ruibal; Chaining and shaming: images of defeat, from Llyn Cerrig Bach to Sarmitzegetusa Miranda Aldhouse-Green; OJOA 23.3 August 2004; Pp 217-340.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Rock-art and the transition to farming. The Neolithic landscape of the central Mediterranean coast of Spain Sara Fairén; Tool hoards and Neolithic use of the landscape in north-eastern Ireland Douglas B. Bamforth, Peter C. Woodman; Land use in prehistoric malta. A re-examination of the maltese ?cart ruts? Claudia Sagona; Wessex cowboys? Barry Cunliffe; Genes, language, and culture: an example from the tarim basin Christopher P. Thornton, Theodore G. Schurr; OJOA 23.1 February 2004; Pp 1-106.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. pattern without a plan: rethinking the bronze age coaxial field systems on dartmoor, south-west england robert johnston; LAST ORDERS: CHOOSING POTTERY FOR FUNERALS IN ROMAN ESSEX EDWARD BIDDULPH; SOCIAL DYNAMICS ON THE NORTHERN FRONTIER OF ROMAN BRITAIN MIKE McCARTHY; BARBARIAN PIRACY AND THE SAXON SHORE: A REAPPRAISAL A. F. PEARSON; THE GRANITE COLUMN IN MODON: HOW TO MAKE A STONE SAY WHAT YOU WANT IT TO SAY! PATRICE FOUTAKIS;; OJOA 24.1 February 2005; Pp 1-105.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. neanderthals, anatomically modern humans, and ?modern human behaviour? in italy sarah milliken; APPROACHING MONUMENTS IN THE PREHISTORIC BUILT ENVIRONMENT: NEW LIGHT ON THE MINOAN PALACES ELLEN ADAMS; MAKING METAL AND FORGING RELATIONS: IRONWORKING IN THE BRITISH IRON AGE MELANIE GILES; PROCESSION AND SYMBOLISM AT TARA: ANALYSIS OF TECH MIDCHÚARTA (THE ?BANQUETING HALL?) INTHE CONTEXT OF THE SACRAL CAMPUS CONOR NEWMAN.; OJOA 26.4 November 2007; Pp 331-438.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. copper age ditched enclosures in central iberia pedro díaz-del-río; THE HIGH-WATER MARK: THE SITING OF MEGALITHIC TOMBS ON THE SWEDISH ISLAND OF TJÖRN RICHARD BRADLEY, TIM PHILLIPS; PIGS FOR THE GODS: BURNT ANIMAL SACRIFICES AS EMBODIED RITUALS AT A MYCENAEAN SANCTUARY YANNIS HAMILAKIS, ELENI KONSOLAKI; THE RISE AND DECLINE OF THE TUTANKHAMUN-CLASS CHARIOT BELA I. SANDOR; CONTEXTUALISING THE LARNAX: TRADITION, INNOVATION AND REGIONALISM IN COFFIN USE ON LATE MINOAN II?IIIB CRETE LAURA PRESTON; TOWARDS REALISING THE FULL ARCHAEOENVIRONMENTAL POTENTIAL OF RAISED (OMBROTROPHIC) MIRES IN THE BRITISH ISLES BENJAMIN R. GEAREY, HENRY P. CHAPMAN; A GREEK METROLOGICAL KOINE: A LEAD WEIGHT FROM THE WESTERN BLACK SEA REGION IN THE ASHMOLEAN MUSEUM, OXFORD H. -C. MEYER, A. MORENO; OJOA 23.2 May 2004; Pp 115-212.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. An ahrensburgian-type tanged point from shieldaig, wester ross, scotland, and its implications TORBEN BJARKE BALLIN, ALAN SAVILLE; Processing the dead in neolithic orkney STUART REILLY; Text and image in celtiberia: the adoption and adaptation of written language into indigenous visual vocabulary FIONA A. ROSE; The distribution of republican amphorae in france MATTHEW E. LOUGHTON; Keftiu: a cautionary note CLAUDE VANDERSLEYEN; OJOA 22.2 May 2003; Pp 115-212.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. A little souvenir: the Marquess and the Mycenaean columns Christine Finn; Axe aesthetics: stone axes and visual culture in prehistoric Malta Robin Skeates; Contexts of Monumentalism: regional diversity at the Neolithic transition in north-west France Chris Scarre; Olive oil production on bronze age Crete: nutritional properties, processing methods and storage life of Minoan olive oil F. R. Riley; The life cycle of bronze age metalwork from the Thames Jill York; Camps and forts of units and formations of the Roman army Alan Richardson.; OJOA 21.1 February 2002; Pp 1-107. …

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Inhabiting new landscapes: settlement and mobility in britain after the last glacial maximum chantal conneller; BRINGING IN THE DEAD: BURIALS AND THE LOCAL PERSPECTIVE ON KYTHERA IN THE SECOND PALACE PERIOD LAURA PRESTON; WHO WERE THE GLASSMAKERS? STATUS, THEORY AND METHOD IN MID-SECOND MILLENNIUM GLASS PRODUCTION A. J. SHORTLAND; THE CROW DOWN HOARD, LAMBOURN, WEST BERKSHIRE GILLIAN VARNDELL, DUNCAN COE, GILL HEY, MATTHEW CANTI; RETHINKING THE SMALL PIG HORIZON AT YORK MINSTER JAMES GERRARD; AN ANGLO-SAXON EXECUTION CEMETERY AT WALKINGTON WOLD, YORKSHIRE J. L. BUCKBERRY, D. M. HADLEY; OJOA 26.3 August 2007; Pp 215-329.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Mesolithic and neolithic (dis) continuities in the danube gorges: new ams dates from padina and hajducka vodenica (serbia) du?an boric, preston miracle; AUTHORITY, POLITY, AND TENUOUS ELITES IN IRON AGE EDOM (JORDAN) BENJAMIN W. PORTER; CASTING THE RIACE BRONZES (2) : A SCULPTOR's DISCOVERY NIGEL KONSTAM, HERBERT HOFFMANN; ANCIENT WORKSHOPS AND ANCIENT ?ART? WOLF-DIETER HEILMEYER; POTTED HISTORIES ? CREMATION, CERAMICS AND SOCIAL MEMORY IN EARLY ROMAN BRITAIN HOWARD WILLIAMS; GRANARIES AND GARRISONS IN ROMAN FORTS A. RICHARDSON; OJOA 23.4 November 2004; Pp 341-442. …

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Re?evaluating Subsistence Skills of Levantine Middle and Upper Palaeolithic Hunters: A Comparison of the Faunal Assemblages Daniel Kaufman; Access, Style and Imagery: The Audience for Prehistoric Rock Art in Atlantic Spain and Portugal, 4000?2000 BC Richard Bradley; Experiencing Texture and Transformation in the British Neolithic Vicki Cummings; Some Remarks on the Origin and Chronology of Halberds in Europe Thomas X. Schuhmacher; Constructing Identities in Early Iron Age Thessaly: The Case of the Halos Tumuli Ioannis Georganas; Trade and Agriculture at Megara Hyblaia Franco De Angelis; The Artist and the Archaeologist: A Presentation in Memory of Christopher and Sonia Hawkes Nicolas Hawkes; OJOA 21.3 August 2002; Pp 217-317. …

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. WHALE BONES AND SHELL PURPLE-DYE AT MOTYA (WESTERN SICILY, ITALY) DAVID S. REESE; DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES: ETHNIC DIVERSITY IN SICILIAN COLONIES AND THE EVIDENCE OF THE CEMETERIES GILLIAN SHEPHERD; A PUNIC JUG FROM THE MUSEUM OF ST AGATHA, RABAT, MALTA: A GLANCE AT PUNIC EVERYDAY LIFE ANNELIESE HÜBNER; POTS AND PITS: DRINKING AND DEPOSITION IN LATE IRON AGE SOUTH-EAST BRITAIN MARTIN PITTS; THE ROMAN DENARIUS UNDER THE JULIO-CLAUDIAN EMPERORS: MINTS, METALLURGY AND TECHNOLOGY KEVIN BUTCHER, MATTHEW PONTING; FORUM GERMANORUM IN NORTH-WEST ITALY: THE HOME COMMUNITY AND LIFE OF ARGUABLY THE EARLIEST KNOWN LEGIONARY VETERAN IN BRITAIN EBERHARD SAUER; OJOA 24.2 May 2005; Pp. 107-216.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. ?why they came?; the colonization of the coast of western sweden and its environmental context at the end of the last glaciation lou schmitt, stephan larsson, corinna schrum, irina alekseeva, matthias tomczak, krister svedhage; PRESELI DOLERITE BLUESTONES: AXE-HEADS, STONEHENGE MONOLITHS, AND OUTCROP SOURCES OLWEN WILLIAMS-THORPE, M. C. JONES, P. J. POTTS, P. C. WEBB; WEALTH AND POWER IN THE BRONZE AGE OF THE SOUTH-EAST OF THE IBERIAN PENINSULA: THE FUNERARY RECORD OF CERRO DE LA ENCINA GONZALO ARANDA, FERNANDO MOLINA; REDEFINING THE NORTHERN BRITISH IRON AGE D. W. HARDING; ?ROMAN? OR ?NATIVE? BODIES IN BRITAIN: THE EVIDENCE OF LATE ROMAN NAIL-CLEANER STRAP-ENDS HELLA ECKARDT, NINA CRUMMY; NEITHER BATHS NOR BAPTISTERIES MARTIN HENIG.; OJOA 25.1 February 2006; Pp 1-107. …

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. On the intent to make cramp: an interpretation of vitreous seaweed cremation ?waste? from prehistoric burial sites in orkney, scotland effie photos-jones, beverley ballin smith, allan j. Hall, richard e. Jones; ANATOLIA AND THE BALKANS, ONCE AGAIN ? RING-SHAPED IDOLS FROM WESTERN ASIA AND A CRITICAL REASSESSMENT OF SOME ?EARLY BRONZE AGE? ITEMS FROM IKIZTEPE, TURKEY THOMAS ZIMMERMANN; THE LOCATION OF THE TREASURY OF ATREUS DAVID J. MASON; ON THE ORIGIN OF STAMPED AMPHORAE FROM THRACE (BULGARIA) IVELIN KULEFF, TOTKO STOYANOV, ERNST PERNICKA; PERCEIVING COMMUNITIES: EXCHANGE, LANDSCAPES AND SOCIAL NETWORKS IN THE LATER IRON AGE OF WESTERN BRITAIN TOM MOORE; RANDOM ORIENTATION OF ROMAN CAMPS J. W. M. PETERSON.; OJOA 26.1 February 2007; Pp 1-108.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Some soiling/spotting; the use of spatial analysis to study prehistoric settlement architecture marion cutting; EXPLORING IDENTITY AND PLACE: AN ANALYSIS OF THE PROVENANCE OF PASSAGE GRAVE STONES ON GUERNSEY AND JERSEY IN THE MIDDLE NEOLITHIC DAVID BUKACH; ROCK ART AND RITUAL LANDSCAPE IN CENTRAL SPAIN: THE ROCK CARVINGS OF LA HINOJOSA (CUENCA) MARGARITA DÍAZ-ANDREU; JUST TASTE ADDITIVE? BRONZE AGE SALT FROM ZAKROS, CRETE KATERINA KOPAKA, NIKOS CHANIOTAKIS; SEALED SILVER IN IRON AGE CISJORDAN AND THE ?INVENTION? OF COINAGE CHRISTINE M. THOMPSON; ?READING? GREEK VASES? JOHN BOARDMAN.; OJOA 22.1 February 2003; Pp 1-114.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. pit-digging, occupation and structured deposition on rudston wold, eastern yorkshire jan harding; POTS, HOUSES AND METAL: TECHNOLOGICAL RELATIONS AT THE BRONZE AGE TELL AT SZÁZHALOMBATTA, HUNGARY JOANNA SOFAER; WEALTH AND STATUS IN IRON AGE KNOSSOS ANTONIS KOTSONAS; THE CULTURAL BIOGRAPHY OF A PHOENICIAN MUSHROOM-LIPPED JUG RICHARD FLETCHER; EARLY EUBOEAN SETTLEMENTS IN THE CARTHAGE AREA JOHN BOARDMAN; ROMANO-BRITISH PEOPLE AND THE LANGUAGE OF SOCIOLOGY MIKE McCARTHY; OJOA 25.2 May 2006; Pp 109-212. …

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. mousterian musicianship? The case of the divje babe I bone iain morley; THE DATE AND SEQUENCE OF USE OF NEOLITHIC FUNERARY MONUMENTS: NEW AMS DATING EVIDENCE FROM THE COTSWOLD-SEVERN REGION MARTIN SMITH, MEGAN BRICKLEY; MORTUARY DISPLAY AND CULTURAL CONTACT: A CEMETERY AT KASTRI ON THASOS SARA OWEN; OFFSHORE FINDS FROM THE BRONZE AGE IN NORTH-WESTERN EUROPE: THE SHIPWRECK SCENARIO REVISITED ALICE V. M. SAMSON; LATE BRONZE AND IRON AGE LAKE SETTLEMENT IN SCOTLAND AND IRELAND: THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ?CRANNOG? IN THE NORTH AND WEST GRAEME CAVERS; THE ?PERSEUS DANCE? VASE REVISITED ALAN HUGHES; OJOA 25.4 November 2006; Pp 317-433.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Later Neolithic Woodland and Regeneration in the Long Barrow Ditch Fills of the Avebury Area: The Molluscan Evidence Paul Davies, Colleen Wolski; The Pfahlbauproblem and the History of Lake-Dwelling Research in the Alps Francesco Menotti; The Earliest Evidence for Metal Bridle Parts M. A. Littauer, J. H. Crouwel; A Bronze Ingot-bearer from Cyprus Vassos Karageorghis, George Papasavvas; Later Prehistory in South-East Scotland: A Critical Review D. W. Harding; Plated Iron Age Coins: Official Issues or Contemporary Forgeries G. L. Cottam; Cross-cultural Links in Ancient Iberia: Socio-economic Anatomy of Hospitality Eduardo Sánchez-Moreno; The First Century Historians of Roman Britain E. W. Black.; OJOA 20.4 November 2001; Pp 311-428.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. The life of buildings: minoan building deposits in an ecological perspective vesa-pekka herva; THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL URBAN SURVEY OF SAGALASSOS (SOUTH-WEST TURKEY) : THE POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITATIONS OF SURVEYING A ?NON-TYPICAL? CLASSICAL SITE FEMKE MARTENS; MASTER AND APPRENTICE, KNIGHT AND SQUIRE: EDUCATION IN THE ?CELTIC? IRON AGE RAIMUND KARL; WOAD, TATTOOING AND IDENTITY IN LATER IRON AGE AND EARLY ROMAN BRITAIN GILLIAN CARR; ROMAN CIRENCESTER AND GLOUCESTER COMPARED HENRY HURST; BATHS OR BAPTISTERIES? HOLCOMBE, LUFTON AND THEIR ANALOGUES MALCOLM TODD; OJOA 24.3 August 2005; Pp 215-311.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Steps to the steppe: or, how the north pontic region was colonised igor manzura; THE ANATOLIAN TRADE NETWORK AND THE IZMIR REGION DURING THE EARLY BRONZE AGE VASIF SAHOGLU; HOUSE URNS AND ETRUSCAN TOMB PAINTING: TRADITION VERSUS INNOVATION IN THE NINTH?SEVENTH CENTURIES BC ROBERT LEIGHTON; THE FIRST LAKE-DWELLERS OF LITHUANIA: LATE BRONZE AGE PILE SETTLEMENTS ON LAKE LUOKESAS F. MENOTTI, Z. BAUBONIS, D. BRAZAITIS, T. HIGHAM, M. KVEDARAVICIUS, H. LEWIS, G. MOTUZAITE, E. PRANCKENAITE; SOLDIER, CIVILIAN AND MILITARY BRICK PRODUCTION RENATE KURZMANN; THE ORIENTATION OF ROMAN CAMPS AND FORTS A. RICHARDSON; AN INSTANCE OF DENTAL MODIFICATION ON A HUMAN SKELETON FROM NIGER, WEST AFRICA A. HAOUR, J. A. PEARSON.; OJOA 24.4 November 2005; Pp 313-433.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Development-driven archaeology: bane or boon for bioarchaeology? Allan r. Hall, harry k. Kenward; MORE THAN ONE WAY TO STUDY A BUILDING: APPROACHES TO PREHISTORIC HOUSEHOLD AND SETTLEMENT SPACE MARION CUTTING; EXPLORING THE SIGNIFICANCE OF BEAKER POTTERY THROUGH RESIDUE ANALYSES ELISA GUERRA-DOCE; EARLY BRONZE AGE METAL TRADE IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN. NEW COMPOSITIONAL AND LEAD ISOTOPE EVIDENCE FROM CYPRUS JENNIFER M. WEBB, DAVID FRANKEL, ZOFIA ANNA STOS, NOEL GALE; FIXED-POINT RETAIL LOCATION IN THE MAJOR TOWNS OF ROMAN BRITAIN ARDLE MAC MAHON; AN ANGLO-SAXON DISC BROOCH FROM BLETCHINGDON, OXFORDSHIRE, WITH STYLE II ANIMAL ART CHRIS FERN; OJOA 25.3 August 2006; Pp 213-316.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. The tale of the sword ? swords and swordfighters in Bronze Age Europe Kristian Kristiansen; The Roman invasion of Britain (AD 43) in imperial perspective: a response to Frere and Fulford Eberhard Sauer; Exploring Romano?British finds assemblages H. E. M. Cool, M. J. Baxter; Writing disciplinary history, or why Romano?British archaeology needs a biographical dictionary of its own; Colin Wallace; New evidence for the Byzantine Church of the Holy Apostles from Fatih Camii, Istanbul Ken Dark, Ferudun Özgümüs.; OJOA 21.4 November 2002; Pp 319-422. …

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Two Sides to Every Story: Bout Coupé Handaxes Revisited Mark J. White, Roger M. Jacobi; Duggleby Howe Revisited Roy Loveday; A Monkey Figurine from Tel Beth Shemesh Raz Kletter; Casting the Riace Bronzes: Modern Assumptions and Ancient Facts Herbert Hoffmann, Nigel Konstam; Geochemical and Magnetic Provenancing of Roman Granite Columns from Andalucía and Extremadura, Spain Olwen Williams-Thorpe, P. J. Potts; The Reuse of Prehistoric Standing Stones in Western Britain? A Critical Consideration of an Aspect of Early Medieval Monument Reuse David Petts; A Rho-cross Engraved on a Jet Finger-ring from Bagshot, Surrey Tamasin Graham;; OJOA 21.2 May 2002; Pp 109-216.…

Wraps. Condition: Very good. Presumed First Edition, First printing. xii, 580, [4] pages. Illustrations. Notes. Appendix. Bibliography. Name Index. Subject Index. UFO Event Index. Format is 8.5 inches by 11 inches. Forward by Jerome Clark. Governments have been concerned about UFO sighting reports since WWII, but historians have never made a concerted attempt to understand their often contradictory responses to the phenomenon. Whether it's a conspiracy or not, the subject has been marginalized to such an extent that it's as if the military never acted with alarm on the heels of a UFO sighting, as if the intelligence community never took up the issue behind closed doors, as if government research and development efforts never attempted to duplicate the phenomenon. But they have. So now a collection of veteran UFO historians and researchers have attempted to address this historical oversight with the publication of a new book entitled UFOs and Government, published by Anomalist Books. The authors have spent years researching thousands of government documents and archives in order to present a work of historical scholarship on the U.S. government's response to the UFO phenomenon. How and why the U.S. government-and other governments around the world-have dealt with the UFO phenomenon during most of a century is the focus of this historical inquiry. The remarkable story explains much that is new, or at least not commonly known, about the seriousness with which the military and intelligence communities approached the UFO problem. Though the book focuses primarily on the U.S. government's response to the UFO phenomenon also included is the treatment of the subject by the governments of Sweden, Australia, France, Spain, and other countries. The effort was headed by Michael Swords, a retired professor at Western Michigan University with an extensive knowledge of UFO history, and managed by Robert Powell, director of research at the Mutual UFO Network.…