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As the author is not able to speak or read Welsh this review can only examine the subject coverage of the English/Welsh section of this two‐way dictionary. The Welsh text includes acknowledgements and a section on abbreviations.

Treated as an archaeological term list, the coverage of the book is extensive. It distinguishes, for example, a pan made of iron (an iron pan) from iron pan (the geological formation). It includes site types (such as abbey, barrow), archaeological techniques (field survey, excavation), specific pieces of equipment (theodolite, spade), artefact types (belt hook, harness mount), architectural terms (machicolated), feudal terms (share land,...

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