Hodges wrote and contributed to numerous books and publications; aside from his major works, "Artifacts" and "Technology in the Ancient World", he also produced "Pottery: A Technical History" (1972), collaborated with his Institute of Archaeology colleagues Edward Pyddoke and Marjorie Maitland Howard on "Ancient Britons: How They Lived" in 1969, which "recreate[d] life in the British Isles from the Old Stone Age to the Roman invasions", and produced a successor to "Technology in the Ancient World" with "Technology in the Medieval World".