The Evolution of Man and Society, المجلد 1Simon and Schuster, 1969 - 753 من الصفحات Col. maps on lining papers. Bibliography: p. 681-711. |
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... Meroë . In turn , when Meroë was sacked , the iron - working castes were scattered west and south bringing the iron age at last to the rest of Africa , an Africa which had no bronze age at all . Ever since , or even before , Christian ...
... Meroë . In turn , when Meroë was sacked , the iron - working castes were scattered west and south bringing the iron age at last to the rest of Africa , an Africa which had no bronze age at all . Ever since , or even before , Christian ...
الصفحة 648
... Meroë . The Indian cattle , and inevitably the herdsmen who brought them , were hybridized with the native stocks . The Hamitic Longhorns , and the Shorthorns that followed them in Old Kingdom Egypt , had already been taken along all ...
... Meroë . The Indian cattle , and inevitably the herdsmen who brought them , were hybridized with the native stocks . The Hamitic Longhorns , and the Shorthorns that followed them in Old Kingdom Egypt , had already been taken along all ...
الصفحة 649
... Meroë itself , a cursive , presumably alphabetic , but also perhaps somewhat secret , script , is still undeciphered . But after a thousand years a change came . By that time the people of Meroë , like the people of Sumer , had ...
... Meroë itself , a cursive , presumably alphabetic , but also perhaps somewhat secret , script , is still undeciphered . But after a thousand years a change came . By that time the people of Meroë , like the people of Sumer , had ...
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