REVIEW BY KK
Encapsulated within this volume are the published proceedings of the conference held in 2020 to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sedgeford Historical and Archaeological Research Project (SHARP) – but it is so much more than a collection of academic papers. Eloquently and engagingly written, the introduction by Richard Hoggett not only tells the history of SHARP, along with laying the foundations for the subsequent papers, but also serves as a poignant memorial to Neil – the founder of the project (and a former editor of CA) who sadly died before this volume was published – highlighting the impact he, and SHARP, had on so many budding archaeologists.
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