This is a lavish book, handsomely-produced with many excellently reproduced illustrations and a good index.
Mariner's Mirror - November 2024

"Overall, Richard Bradley draws together an impressive body of often neglected and overlooked evidence for changing use of the coasts around Britain and Ireland."
Archaeologia Cambrensis - February 2024

"This is the much-anticipated first volume in a series of three, presenting the results of the excavation of the Kyrenia ship. The effort invested by the editors deserves appreciation and admiration, and there is great expectation for the other volumes. It should serve as a textbook for those who analyse and interpret the many aspects of amphora cargoes and shipboard life of all periods, for scholars of maritime trade in Antiquity, and of course for all who are curious about revealing the secrets of this fascinating shipwreck."
International Journal of Nautical Archaeology - June 2024

"Anyone mystified about how this ship was built would have all questions answered in Bischoff's book."
WoodenBoat - July 2024

"[T]he writing is clear and understandable, never venturing into the weeds of academic jargon. I couldn't put it down."
WoodenBoat - July 2024