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Dún
Ailinne
Johnston & Wailes
The site of Dún Ailinne is
one of four major ritual sites from
the Irish Iron Age, each said to form
the center of a political kingdom
and thus described as “royal.”
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Archaeology
and History in Sardinia from the Stone
Age to the Middle Ages
Dyson and Rowland
This first accessible reconstruction
of island archaeology provides a balanced
picture of the sweep of Sardinian
history. |
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Master
Builders of Byzantium
Ousterhout
Examining Byzantine architecture,
Ousterhout identifies the problems
commonly encountered in the process
of design and construction. |
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Akhenaten
& Tutankhamun
Silverman et al.
The Amarna Period, named after the
site of an innovative capital city
that was the center of the new religion,
included the reigns Akhenaten and
his presumed son, Tutankhamun. |
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Studies
on Istanbul and Beyond
Ousterhout, ed.
The city of Istanbul, its history,
and institutions during the Ottoman
and Republican periods. |
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Exploring
Iran
Gürsan-Salzmann
Bronze Age site of Tepe Hissar near
the town of Damghan and the monumental
buildings of the pre-Islamic Sasanian
Palace. |
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Magnificent
Objects
Quick, ed.
Thousands of years of antiquity. Enigmatic
cultures past and present. Magnificent
objects crafted by people long forgotten.
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Etruscan
Myth, Sacred History,
& Legend
de Grummond
The first comprehensive account
of Etruscan mythology, an elusive
and difficult subject because no
Etruscan textual narratives have
survived from antiquity. |
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