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Picturing the Bronze Age, edited by Peter Skoglund, Johan Ling, and Ulf Bertilsson

‘pulled’ the copper away from mining areas and were significant conditions upon the social and political structures of society. Prehistoric Copper Mining in Europe is a masterly synthesis of a complex topic. In the preface, O’Brien notes modestly that he hopes a ‘truly great book’ (p. viii) will be written one day on the subject of Bronze Age mining. If this is not it (and O’Brien may be the best judge), then at the very least the bar has been set high for future attempts.