"The twenty-five papers from this volume mark an important landmark of the European-funded AREA (Archives of European Archaeology) project...A particularly interesting section is the exploration of the visuality of archaeology, moving between displays, photography, and draughtsmanship and including at least one paper outside the formal section in visualization, on the practice of the use of models." - JRAI

"This tightly organized volume represents a mastery of diverse data...The sheer breadth, depth and richness of the contributions make this reviewer wish that she had attended the...