Cambridge University PressReviews 3

I looked on line to find a book on Roman Archaeology called ''Dea Senuna: Treasure, Cult & Ritual at Ashwell, Hertfordshire''. The Cambridge University Press web site posted what I would describe a limited review, with little useful information. In my mind that is what you would expect. But No, when I placed my order for the book, happy to pay the £20-00, I sadly soon discovered that all I had paid for was the TWO pages, not the book. Further research showed me that I had to purchase the full account from the British Museum.
I have requested a refund of my £20-00, as the pages were in no way a historic research document, and the site should have made it clearer that the only place to obtain the full report was the British Museum.
I think an organisation such as Cambridge University Press should take greater care in its descriptions for its sales. Safe for me to say not best pleased.