Francis Pryor is a distinguished archaeologist whose career has included the discovery, in 1982, of Flag Fen, one of the best-preserved Bronze Age sites in Europe. His books include his Britain series (for HarperCollins)- Britain BC, Britain AD, Britain in the Middle Ages and The Birth of Modern Britain, two of which were filmed for Channel 4. In 2010 he published (with Penguin) The Making of the British Landscape. He has appeared frequently on Time Team and has presented a number of programmes for Radio 4. The Lifers' Club is his first work of fiction.
Pryor is that rare combination of a first-rate working
archaeologist and a good writer, with the priceless ability of
being able to explain complex ideas clearly. This is popular
archaeology at its best.
*Times Higher Educational Supplement*
Under his gaze, the land starts to fill with tribes and clans
wandering this way and that, leaving traces that can still be seen
today... Pryor feels the land rather than simply knowing it
*Guardian*
I guarantee you'll enjoy it
*British Archaeology*
Compelling, deeply rewarding and hugely impressive ... pull on your
boots and coat, go out into the open
*Sunday Times*
A rollercoaster across a hundred centuries ... Pryor clearly loves
this country in the marrow of his bones
*Scotsman*
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