01 November, 2011

Archaeo-Horror

Starting the book today - but just time for some seasonally unpleasant Humour: 


There is nothing more horrific than realising you are the only sane one left; here are some special offers from my imaginary friends over at UTPress.


Seasonal Monster Book Sale - Prizes Slashed and Burned

University of Tyneside Press
Ancient Insights Series


Selected Remaindered Titles by staff from

The School of Historical And Religious Studies


















University of Tyneside Press reserve the rite to change, suspend, or amend offers at any time, and may choose to pulp authors performing inefficiently. 





Previous Archaeological Humour;  Here and Here .
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4 comments:

  1. Timothy Reid3 November 2011 at 01:50

    So that's why King Charles always looked so lifelike? Yet another thing my teachers left out of my education?

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  2. Geoff Carter3 November 2011 at 08:27

    Hi Tim, thanks for your observation; I have to agree, it is quite shocking how little conspiracy theory is taught in School - Dan Brown is not even a set book in many history courses.
    Luckily we have institutions like the University of Tyneside who vigorously pursue the truth.

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  3. ned pegler6 November 2011 at 18:31

    These are very fine. For some reason I particularly liked Humour in the Iron Age. Sorry I haven't been looking for a while. I've been a little mad and busy.

    best wishes Ned

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  4. Geoff Carter6 November 2011 at 21:17

    Thanks Ned - you really shouldn't encourage me . . .

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