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A review of a handbook on Near Eastern Archaeology.
This page is a summary of: Book Review of Near Eastern Archaeology: A Reader, edited by Suzanne Richard, American Journal of Archaeology, April 2006, Archaeological Institute of America,
DOI: 10.3764/ajaonline1102.sparks.
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