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Yes! I do! It can be a quick way to assess if the book will touch on a specific topic you need. Vital for those with restricted research reading time!
However, many indexes are not as good as they should be

Indexing a book is also an art, involving deep understanding of the contents of the book and the likely interest of likely readers, yet unfortunately most indexes nowadays... for the last many decades, actually... are machine-generated crap.

Indexing is an underrated skill. It's what's in the book, keywords, but also what people will use to look up something, which may not be identical. And taking you to info, not merely a passing reference.

My great aunt blued a lot.

Trying to persuade my offspring he needs to read my collection.

Always causes a little excitement on other sites that harbour bell ringers.

Super work from Kate - but who else was in that album?

I am all for showing the tech in geophysics and photogrammetry, but the AI was unnecessary.

Me too.

See also setting your series in York and filming in Belgium.

It was filmed in Ireland.

"Inclusion" is also the word used for the bits of roughage in pottery, the sand, crushed rock or pottery, shell, grass (although that burns out and there's a space) etc that help reduce shrinkage during drying.

The smell of archaeologists in a van!

Thank you!