the Huntington Library in San Marino

the restoration studio Maison Kiewert in Paris and the practice of active conservation in the first decade of the twentieth century

The range of related topics covered spreads out into the early modern world—the rise of African kingdoms as well as pertinent aspects of the slave trade—something readers today are looking for

“Many of Iturbide’s photographs focus on the mythology and reality of people

and a touch of festivity come together in this joyful book

Rock Art: The Changing Landscape of Conservation and Management Francesco Siravo the Huntington Library in SanEdited by Neville Agnew, Janette Deacon, and Tom McClintock This wide ranging anthology of notable writings by archaeologists, scientists, conservators, and other researchers is an indispensable guide to the conservation and management of rock art sites. Painted and engraved marks and images on rock surfaces represent the oldest and most widespread form of human expression. Found globally in its original landscapes, with some images dating back fifty