The Story of Archaeology by Paul G. Bahn
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256 pages, Paperback
28cm x 23cm
Goodreads Rating: 3.99cm * 113 ratings * 6 reviews
Genres: Nonfiction/History/Archaeology/Science/Anthropology
Produced very much as an introductory book for the general public, this volume lists 100 "headline grabbers" - archaeological discoveries which are likely to catch the increasingly short-lived attention of the man on the street. Written in simplistic language and accompanied by colour photographs, it should do just that with features on "finds" and sites such as Halstatt, Ur, Ebla, China's terracotta army, the Neolithic flint mines of Europe and Tutankhamun.
28cm x 23cm
Goodreads Rating: 3.99cm * 113 ratings * 6 reviews
Genres: Nonfiction/History/Archaeology/Science/Anthropology
Produced very much as an introductory book for the general public, this volume lists 100 "headline grabbers" - archaeological discoveries which are likely to catch the increasingly short-lived attention of the man on the street. Written in simplistic language and accompanied by colour photographs, it should do just that with features on "finds" and sites such as Halstatt, Ur, Ebla, China's terracotta army, the Neolithic flint mines of Europe and Tutankhamun.