Prehistoric Anglesey A new and revised edition of the well-received study of the early history of Anglesey first published in 1970 It covers the archaeology of this exceptionally rich and interesting island up to the coming of the Romans; a definitive study but written with the general reader in mind and copiously illustrated. This second edition is in three parts - a new introductory section discussing current views and interpretations of prehistory in Britain - a reprint of the original 1970 text now out of print - and a section describing the new excavations and discoveries of the last twenty years.  There are also Appendices listing radiocarbon dates, environmental data and bronze analyses. The new work amounts to almost 100 new pages and 22 new illustrations

 

FRANCES LYNCH is Lecturer in Archaeology at the University College of North Wales, Bangor.  She was born in Malta, brought up near Oswestry and educated in Kent and at the University of Liverpool.  She has been carrying out research and excavations in Wales and Ireland since 1964 when she first came to the University.  She is married and lives near Bangor