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China
China
    Examines the turbulent
    history of China,
    including the
    inventiveness of the
    Bronze Age society, the
    Barbarian invasions, the
    conquest by Genghis Khan,
    the rise and fall of the
    dynasties, and the Opium
    Wars. This book takes in
    the architecture of the
    emperors; the magnificent
    buildings of the
    Forbidden City; and the
    mysterious entombed
    warriors.
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The Myceneans
The Myceneans
    The Mycenaeans were the
    creators of a vibrant and
    powerful Aegean
    civilization which rose
    and fell between about
    1600 and 1100 BC, during
    the Late Bronze Age. This
    book traces their
    development and describes
    where the Mycenaeans came
    from, their major
    achievements. It helps
    you learn their religion,
    political and social
    hierarchy.
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Visionary Journeys
Visionary Journeys
    This book explores two
    important moments of
    dislocation in Chinese
    history, the early
    medieval period (317--589
    CE) and the nineteenth
    century. Tian juxtaposes
    a rich array of materials
    from these two periods in
    comparative study,
    linking these historical
    moments in their
    unprecedented
    interactions, and
    intense fascination,
    with foreign cultures.
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Zenobia of Palmyra
Zenobia Of Palmyra
    This book constructs a
    coherent political and
    military narrative for
    Zenobia's life,
    confirming the depth of
    the 'third century
    crisis' of the Roman
    Empire, choosing between
    rival versions of what
    happened to Zenobia, and
    examining the myths that
    have surrounded her ever
    since.
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Kings of the Jews
Kings Of The Jews
    Israel frequently
    features in the news,
    often for the wrong
    reasons. Violence in the
    Holy Land is an
    all-too-common
    occurrence. This book
    illuminates the evolution
    of the Jewish nation,
    forerunner of the modern
    State of Israel. It is
    the story of key
    formative experiences of
    the Jews, including the
    dispersion of the 'Lost
    Tribes of Israel, '.
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Babylon
Babylon
    In the sixth millennium
    BC, settlers on the
    banks of the Tigris and
    Euphrates rivers created
    the world's first cities.
    In doing so, they wrote
    the opening chapter of
    the history of human
    civilization as we know
    it. Paul Kriwaczek tells
    their extraordinary
    story.
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History and Hagiography from the Late Antique Sinai
History And Hagiography From
The Late Antique Sinai
    The Sinai peninsula
    emerged in late antiquity
    as a distinct region of
    the Christian holy land,
    identified from the
    fourth century onward as
    the Old Testament place
    where the Hebrews had
    wandered, and God's
    Majesty descended'. This
    book explores the
    particular ideals and
    dangers associated with
    this remote political and
    religious frontier.
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Cleopatra
Cleopatra
    At ten years old, Nefret
    becomes a handmaiden to
    Cleopatra, the last
    queen of Egypt. Nefret's
    diary gives an insight to
    the life of this most
    famous and powerful
    ruler; her brains and her
    beauty, music and
    merrymaking, her love
    for two great men,
    Julius Caesar and Mark
    Antony, and her
    determination to rule
    Egypt well.
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China Between Empires
China Between Empires
    After the collapse of the
    Han dynasty in the third
    century CE, China
    divided along a
    north-south line. This
    title traces the changes
    that both underlay and
    resulted from this split
    in a period that saw the
    geographic redefinition
    of China, engagement
    with the outside world,
    significant changes to
    family life, and the
    introduction of
    religions.
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The Silk Roads
The Silk Roads
    Thisthoughtful
    introduction examines the
    many ways in whichthe
    peoples along the Silk
    Roads interacted, and
    considers the
    implications for
    economies and societies,
    as well as political and
    religious institutions.
    The book contains a range
    of primary material,
    some of which has been
    translated into English
    for the first time.
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Government of the Qin and Han Empires, 221 BCE-220 CE
Government Of The Qin And Han
Empires, 221 BCE-220 CE
    Provides an overview of
    the government of the
    early empires of China.
    This work discusses
    topics such as: the seat
    of supreme authority; the
    structure of central
    government; provincial
    and local government; the
    armed forces; officials;
    government
    communications; laws of
    the empire; control of
    the people and the land;
    and, problems and
    weaknesses.
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Ancient India
Ancient India
    Suitable for the general
    public and the students,
    who desire to understand
    the history and culture
    of their country, this
    work is based on a joint
    venture undertaken by a
    group of historians who
    go by critical,
    objective and analytical
    assessment of events and
    developments in
    accordance with the
    methodical discipline of
    scientific research.
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Civilizations of Ancient Iraq
Civilizations Of Ancient Iraq
    Tells the fascinating
    story of ancient
    Mesopotamia from the
    earliest settlements ten
    thousand years ago to the
    Arab conquest in the 7th
    century. This book traces
    the rise and fall of
    successive civilizations
    and people in Iraq over
    the course of millennia -
    from the Sumerians and
    Assyrians to the
    Persians, Seleucids,
    Parthians, and
    Sassanians.
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The First Emperor
The First Emperor
    Sima Qian tells the story
    of the First Emperor,
    founder of the Qin
    dynasty, in whose reign
    the Great Wall was built
    and whose tomb was
    guarded by the famous
    terracotta warriors
    excavated in 1974. His
    account details the
    ruthless exercise of
    power but also the
    creation of an empire
    that endured until 1911.
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Forgotten Empire
Forgotten Empire
    Provides an insight into
    the wealth and splendour
    of Persian society - its
    rich palaces, exquisite
    craftsmanship and
    sophisticated learning.
    Remains from the royal
    sites of Susa and
    Persepolis provide a
    major focus in this
    illustrated catalogue. It
    includes sections on the
    expansion of the Persian
    Empire; arms and warfare;
    and trade and commerce.
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Women in Ancient Persia, 559-331 BC
Women In Ancient Persia,
559-331 BC
    An examination of the
    economic and political
    importance of women in
    the first Persian empire
    (559-331 BC). Sporadic
    Greek accounts give us a
    glimpse of their role,
    but these are hardly
    reliable. This book
    explores the importance
    of royal and non-royal
    women, from a Near
    Eastern perspective.
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A History of the Ancient Near East
A History Of The Ancient Near
East
    This book presents a
    clear, concise history
    of the extraordinary
    multicultural
    civilizations of the
    ancient Near East. *
    Bestselling narrative of
    the complex history of
    the ancient Near East. *
    Addresses political,
    social, and cultural
    developments.
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In Search of the Trojan War
In Search Of The Trojan War
    Offers an account of the
    developments in the
    search for Troy. In this
    title, his wide-ranging
    study of the complex
    archaeological, literary
    and historical records
    has been includes. It
    also details the
    rediscovery in Moscow of
    the so-called jewels of
    Helen and the
    re-excavation of the site
    of Troy begun in 1988.
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Kingdoms of Ruin
Kingdoms Of Ruin
    Turkey boasts a legacy of
    extraordinary richness
    and magnificence. From
    the dawn of civilization
    Anatolia spawned great
    empires of her own -
    Hittite, Phrygian and
    Lydian - and then felt
    the mark of Persia,
    Greece and Rome. This
    title presents 150
    full-colour images to
    illustrate the
    unparalleled glory of
    Anatolia's matchless
    ancient sites.
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China Between Empires
China Between Empires
    After the collapse of the
    Han dynasty in the third
    century CE, China
    divided along a
    north-south line. This
    title traces the changes
    that both underlay and
    resulted from this split
    in a period that saw the
    geographic redefinition
    of China, engagement
    with the outside world,
    significant changes to
    family life, and the
    introduction of
    religions.
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The Fall of Jerusalem
The Fall Of Jerusalem
    Led by the mighty Titus,
    the Roman army besieges
    Jerusalem. Arrows rain
    over the city day and
    night, and battering
    rams assault its
    defensive walls. After
    days of rebellion, at
    last their city falls.
    The citizens plead for
    mercy, but as the Romans
    march on the Temple of
    Masada, flaming torches
    blaze above their heads.
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The First Emperor of China
The First Emperor Of China
    The First Emperor gave us
    the name by which China
    is known in the West and,
    by his unification or
    elimination of six
    states, created imperial
    China. This book
    describes his life and
    times and reflects the
    historical arguments over
    the real founder of China
    and one of the most
    important men in Chinese
    history.
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£5.93
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Government of the Qin and Han Empires, 221 BCE-220 CE
Government Of The Qin And Han
Empires, 221 BCE-220 CE
    Provides an overview of
    the government of the
    early empires of China.
    Topics discussed are: the
    seat of supreme
    authority; the structure
    of central government;
    provincial and local
    government; the armed
    forces; officials;
    government
    communications; laws of
    the empire; control of
    the people and the land;
    and more.
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£18.45
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