<DIV><DIV><B>The fourth and final part in a critically acclaimed exploration of Britain's hidden past</B><BR><BR><DIV>Covering the whole of the post-medieval period, from 1550 to the present day, Francis Pryor brings his customary wit and erudition to the study of modern historical archaeology, probably the fastest-growing branch of the subject. Ranging over topics as diverse as the birth of modern agriculture; the growth of towns and cities; and the development of roads, canals, and railways; he brings to a gripping conclusion his illuminating journey into Britain's archaeological past.</DIV></DIV></DIV>