The Evolution of Man and Society |
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They had moved westwards to Thessaly and Macedonia and across the sea to Cyprus ; southwards through Syria and along the Jordan valley and in a small outlier they had reached the Faiyum oasis in Egypt ; and eastwards they had gone deep ...
They had moved westwards to Thessaly and Macedonia and across the sea to Cyprus ; southwards through Syria and along the Jordan valley and in a small outlier they had reached the Faiyum oasis in Egypt ; and eastwards they had gone deep ...
الصفحة 95
Thus the failure of the soil and the remoteness from metal sources impoverished the south of Mesopotamia and moved the centres of wealth and power into the north . To bring this about it was not necessary for peasant populations to move ...
Thus the failure of the soil and the remoteness from metal sources impoverished the south of Mesopotamia and moved the centres of wealth and power into the north . To bring this about it was not necessary for peasant populations to move ...
الصفحة 238
They moved south to occupy Rome and to found Capua in the sixth century . And having been rebuffed from Cumae and ousted from Rome they successfully moved north in the fifth century to colonize the Po valley and to found the cities now ...
They moved south to occupy Rome and to found Capua in the sixth century . And having been rebuffed from Cumae and ousted from Rome they successfully moved north in the fifth century to colonize the Po valley and to found the cities now ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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