Endorsed by Cambridge Assessment International EducationThe Cambridge Primary English course that is mindful of learners where English is not their first language. This Workbook has been designed for either homework or extension activities after the relevant pages in the Student's Book are completed[...]

Endorsed by Cambridge Assessment International Education to support the full curriculum framework from 2011.Develop learners' mathematical fluency, problem solving and reasoning skills using the mastery approach, with this series of Learner's Books.- Introduce topics through engaging starter activit[...]

The Beast is coming. History will be remade. Since the assassination of Queen Victoria in 1840, a cabal of prominent men ? including King George V, HRH Prince Albert, Benjamin Disraeli, and Isambard Kingdom Brunel ? has received guidance from the Afterlife. The spirit of a dead mystic, Abdu El Yezdi[...]

A reprint of Hodder's classic 1982 work which aimed to introduce the archaeologist to ethnographical and anthropological methods and concepts, exploring the proper use of analogy in archaeological theory. A new preface offers thoughts on the development of ethnoarchaeology, on new methodological and[...]

The ways in which humans became increasingly engaged in their material environment, such that "things" came to play an active force in their lives, is the subject of this volume in the Catalhoyuk series. The alluvial clays surrounding the site were extremely important in this dynamic involvement. In[...]

Mark Hodder won the 2011 Philip K Dick Award for Science Fiction with the first in the Burton and Swinburne trilogy. Blends the eccentricities of the steampunk genre with serious questions about human morals and ethics. See previous titles The Clockwork Man of Trafalgar Square and TheStrange Affair [...]