The Evolution of Man and SocietyAllen & Unwin, 1969 - 751 من الصفحات |
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... ancient bazaars from Meshed to Marrakesh . Nevertheless each new invention had a sudden and dramatic effect . The ... Ancient East , these barbarous people spent two thousand years in combining with the ancient races and in assimilating ...
... ancient bazaars from Meshed to Marrakesh . Nevertheless each new invention had a sudden and dramatic effect . The ... Ancient East , these barbarous people spent two thousand years in combining with the ancient races and in assimilating ...
الصفحة 159
... ancient states , in Anatolia and Phoenicia and also , after much negotiation , in Egypt . The emporia were largely the Greek quarters of ancient cities and they came to constitute a network over a large part of the Ancient East . It was ...
... ancient states , in Anatolia and Phoenicia and also , after much negotiation , in Egypt . The emporia were largely the Greek quarters of ancient cities and they came to constitute a network over a large part of the Ancient East . It was ...
الصفحة 687
... Ancient Mesopotamia . ' Supp : J. Am . Or . Soc . PHILLIPS , E. D. 1961. " The nomad peoples of the Steppes . ' See ... ancient Mesopotamian agriculture . ' Science 128 : 1251-8 . LLOYD , SETON . 1961. The Art of the Ancient Near East ...
... Ancient Mesopotamia . ' Supp : J. Am . Or . Soc . PHILLIPS , E. D. 1961. " The nomad peoples of the Steppes . ' See ... ancient Mesopotamian agriculture . ' Science 128 : 1251-8 . LLOYD , SETON . 1961. The Art of the Ancient Near East ...
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