I think it got fixed since the parent comment was posted, because I was not able to download at the time either, and now it works.
In the meantime I tried to find the file with archive.org, seeing what other URLs were archived under the Cambridge University Press website and found many other interesting articles.
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The article being discussed (with reconstructed glyph drawings and description):
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/antiquity/article/id...
(PDF button not working for me, but looks like entire contents are here in HTML).
That probably is caused by some setting of your browser, like disabling scripts or disabling pop-ups.
Works for me (Firefox on Linux).
I think it got fixed since the parent comment was posted, because I was not able to download at the time either, and now it works.
In the meantime I tried to find the file with archive.org, seeing what other URLs were archived under the Cambridge University Press website and found many other interesting articles.
Their writing system is so cool. Glyphs are like graffiti.