Antiquity 83 (321)

Reports on the rediscovery in 2009 of three drawings of the interior of Kent's Cavern, published for the first time with a discussion of their historical significance for our understanding of this site.

Discusses interactions between the pagan and archaeological communities surrounding the issue, and considers some of the argument of various pagan groups. PP-B

Response to Crombé et al (this issue). Argues that none of the objections raised fundamentally undermine the potential of the microlith-based method to observe inter-regional differences in land use throughout the Mesolithic period.

Reviews books discussing various aspects of presenting archaeology to the public:\r\n\r\nHedley Swain. An introduction to museum archaeology. 2007. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 978- 0-521-86076-5 hardback £45 & $80; 978-0-521- 67796-7 paperback £16.99 & $28.99.\r\n\r\nNena Galanidou & Liv Helga Dommasnes (ed.). Telling children about the past: an interdisciplinary perspective. 2007. Ann Arbor (MI): International Monographs in Prehistory; 978-1-879621-40-4 paperback $25.\r\n\r\nTimothy Clack & Marcus Brittain (ed.). Archaeology and the media. 2007. Walnut Creek (CA): Left Coast Press; 978- 1-59874-233-6 hardback £40; 978-1-59874-234-3 paperback £15.99 (all prices given at time of writing).