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Benjamin A. Millard
The Quest of the Infinite
About The Book -: The aim of the book is to show that religion is not in essence theological, however useful and necessary theology may be on its scientific side. The surest ground for Faith in Christ and participation in the good news which He brought is neither theology, nor metaphysics, nor science, but simple experience, the experience of each individual; and here the average man is quite at home. The appeal urged in what follows is Simply this give Jesus Christ the opportunity of doing His work in your own heart and life give Him a fair chance, and then judge Him by the results. About The Author : Benjamin A. Millard Is a well-known author, some of his books are a fascination for readers like in the The quest of the Infinite or the Place of Reason and Mystery in Religious Experience book, this is one of the most wanted Benjamin Albert Millard author readers around the world. The Title 'The Quest of the Infinite written/authored/edited by Benjamin A. Millard', published in the year 2022. The ISBN 9788121267922 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 210 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is History & Archaeology. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol:-
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Jogesh Chunder Dutt
Kings Of Kashmira : Being A Translation of the Sanskrita Work Rajatarangini of Kahlana Pandita Volume 1st [Hardcover] Volume 1st
About the Book : The book (in three volumes Bound in one) - Kings of Kashmira being a translation of the Sanskrita works -Raatarangini of Kahlana Pandita, son of Champaka Prabhu, the great minister of Kashmira. In these three volumes, we have the history of Kashmira clearly narrating the reign and activities of kings. These volumes contain accounts of many ancient manners and customs. Writing for a courtly audience, Kahlana often indulges in style which is more artistic than clear and his love alliteration has clouded many an important passage. However, in the absence of any historical records, he must be considered very valuable. He is perhaps the only author in Sanskrita, now known, who attempted to write a sober history. These works will enable the historian to trace the real history of the great people and their peculiar civilization, the story of their national rise and progress from the date of their settlement as shepherd and agricultural tribes on the banks of the Indus, to the founding of powerful independent kingdoms and the wonderful development of religious, literature, art and science all over the continent of India. And if we can succeed in doing this, if we can trace how the Hindu nation achieved its civilization gradually and through successive stages, and if we can further ascertain the general character of the civilization of each stage or epoch, here we will have a list of kings, or of wars in order to complete history of India. About The Author : Jogesh Chandra Dutt (1847–1909) Sanskrit scholar and translator from Sanskrit, justice of the peace and honorary magistrate of Calcutta, brother of Romesh Chunder Dutt.Works-Kings of Kashmira Vol 1 (transcription project), Vol 2 (transcription project),Vol3 (transcription project) The Indian Pilgrim (1877) (transcription project) A few notes on some Sanskrit works (1908).
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Jogesh Chunder Dutt
Kings Of Kashmira : Being A Translation of the Sanskrita Work Rajatarangini of Kahlana Pandita Volume 1st Volume 1st
About the Book : The book (in three volumes Bound in one) - Kings of Kashmira being a translation of the Sanskrita works -Raatarangini of Kahlana Pandita, son of Champaka Prabhu, the great minister of Kashmira. In these three volumes, we have the history of Kashmira clearly narrating the reign and activities of kings. These volumes contain accounts of many ancient manners and customs. Writing for a courtly audience, Kahlana often indulges in style which is more artistic than clear and his love alliteration has clouded many an important passage. However, in the absence of any historical records, he must be considered very valuable. He is perhaps the only author in Sanskrita, now known, who attempted to write a sober history. These works will enable the historian to trace the real history of the great people and their peculiar civilization, the story of their national rise and progress from the date of their settlement as shepherd and agricultural tribes on the banks of the Indus, to the founding of powerful independent kingdoms and the wonderful development of religious, literature, art and science all over the continent of India. And if we can succeed in doing this, if we can trace how the Hindu nation achieved its civilization gradually and through successive stages, and if we can further ascertain the general character of the civilization of each stage or epoch, here we will have a list of kings, or of wars in order to complete history of India. About The Author : Jogesh Chandra Dutt (1847–1909) Sanskrit scholar and translator from Sanskrit, justice of the peace and honorary magistrate of Calcutta, brother of Romesh Chunder Dutt.Works-Kings of Kashmira Vol 1 (transcription project), Vol 2 (transcription project),Vol3 (transcription project) The Indian Pilgrim (1877) (transcription project) A few notes on some Sanskrit works (1908).
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Jogesh Chunder Dutt
Kings Of Kashmira : Being A Translation of the Sanskrita Work Rajatarangini of Kahlana Pandita Volume 2nd [Hardcover] Volume 2nd
About the Book : The book (in three volumes Bound in one) - Kings of Kashmira being a translation of the Sanskrita works -Raatarangini of Kahlana Pandita, son of Champaka Prabhu, the great minister of Kashmira. In these three volumes, we have the history of Kashmira clearly narrating the reign and activities of kings. These volumes contain accounts of many ancient manners and customs. Writing for a courtly audience, Kahlana often indulges in style which is more artistic than clear and his love alliteration has clouded many an important passage. However, in the absence of any historical records, he must be considered very valuable. He is perhaps the only author in Sanskrita, now known, who attempted to write a sober history. These works will enable the historian to trace the real history of the great people and their peculiar civilization, the story of their national rise and progress from the date of their settlement as shepherd and agricultural tribes on the banks of the Indus, to the founding of powerful independent kingdoms and the wonderful development of religious, literature, art and science all over the continent of India. And if we can succeed in doing this, if we can trace how the Hindu nation achieved its civilization gradually and through successive stages, and if we can further ascertain the general character of the civilization of each stage or epoch, here we will have a list of kings, or of wars in order to complete history of India. About The Author : Jogesh Chandra Dutt (1847–1909) Sanskrit scholar and translator from Sanskrit, justice of the peace and honorary magistrate of Calcutta, brother of Romesh Chunder Dutt.Works-Kings of Kashmira Vol 1 (transcription project), Vol 2 (transcription project),Vol3 (transcription project) The Indian Pilgrim (1877) (transcription project) A few notes on some Sanskrit works (1908).
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Jogesh Chunder Dutt
Kings Of Kashmira : Being A Translation of the Sanskrita Work Rajatarangini of Kahlana Pandita Volume 2nd Volume 2nd
About the Book : The book (in three volumes Bound in one) - Kings of Kashmira being a translation of the Sanskrita works -Raatarangini of Kahlana Pandita, son of Champaka Prabhu, the great minister of Kashmira. In these three volumes, we have the history of Kashmira clearly narrating the reign and activities of kings. These volumes contain accounts of many ancient manners and customs. Writing for a courtly audience, Kahlana often indulges in style which is more artistic than clear and his love alliteration has clouded many an important passage. However, in the absence of any historical records, he must be considered very valuable. He is perhaps the only author in Sanskrita, now known, who attempted to write a sober history. These works will enable the historian to trace the real history of the great people and their peculiar civilization, the story of their national rise and progress from the date of their settlement as shepherd and agricultural tribes on the banks of the Indus, to the founding of powerful independent kingdoms and the wonderful development of religious, literature, art and science all over the continent of India. And if we can succeed in doing this, if we can trace how the Hindu nation achieved its civilization gradually and through successive stages, and if we can further ascertain the general character of the civilization of each stage or epoch, here we will have a list of kings, or of wars in order to complete history of India. About The Author : Jogesh Chandra Dutt (1847–1909) Sanskrit scholar and translator from Sanskrit, justice of the peace and honorary magistrate of Calcutta, brother of Romesh Chunder Dutt.Works-Kings of Kashmira Vol 1 (transcription project), Vol 2 (transcription project),Vol3 (transcription project) The Indian Pilgrim (1877) (transcription project) A few notes on some Sanskrit works (1908).
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Jogesh Chunder Dutt
Kings Of Kashmira : Being A Translation of the Sanskrita Work Rajatarangini of Kahlana Pandita Volume 3rd [Hardcover] Volume 3rd
About the Book : The book (in three volumes Bound in one) - Kings of Kashmira being a translation of the Sanskrita works -Raatarangini of Kahlana Pandita, son of Champaka Prabhu, the great minister of Kashmira. In these three volumes, we have the history of Kashmira clearly narrating the reign and activities of kings. These volumes contain accounts of many ancient manners and customs. Writing for a courtly audience, Kahlana often indulges in style which is more artistic than clear and his love alliteration has clouded many an important passage. However, in the absence of any historical records, he must be considered very valuable. He is perhaps the only author in Sanskrita, now known, who attempted to write a sober history. These works will enable the historian to trace the real history of the great people and their peculiar civilization, the story of their national rise and progress from the date of their settlement as shepherd and agricultural tribes on the banks of the Indus, to the founding of powerful independent kingdoms and the wonderful development of religious, literature, art and science all over the continent of India. And if we can succeed in doing this, if we can trace how the Hindu nation achieved its civilization gradually and through successive stages, and if we can further ascertain the general character of the civilization of each stage or epoch, here we will have a list of kings, or of wars in order to complete history of India. About The Author : Jogesh Chandra Dutt (1847–1909) Sanskrit scholar and translator from Sanskrit, justice of the peace and honorary magistrate of Calcutta, brother of Romesh Chunder Dutt.Works-Kings of Kashmira Vol 1 (transcription project), Vol 2 (transcription project),Vol3 (transcription project) The Indian Pilgrim (1877) (transcription project) A few notes on some Sanskrit works (1908).
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Jogesh Chunder Dutt
Kings Of Kashmira : Being A Translation of the Sanskrita Work Rajatarangini of Kahlana Pandita Volume 3rd Volume 3rd
About the Book : The book (in three volumes Bound in one) - Kings of Kashmira being a translation of the Sanskrita works -Raatarangini of Kahlana Pandita, son of Champaka Prabhu, the great minister of Kashmira. In these three volumes, we have the history of Kashmira clearly narrating the reign and activities of kings. These volumes contain accounts of many ancient manners and customs. Writing for a courtly audience, Kahlana often indulges in style which is more artistic than clear and his love alliteration has clouded many an important passage. However, in the absence of any historical records, he must be considered very valuable. He is perhaps the only author in Sanskrita, now known, who attempted to write a sober history. These works will enable the historian to trace the real history of the great people and their peculiar civilization, the story of their national rise and progress from the date of their settlement as shepherd and agricultural tribes on the banks of the Indus, to the founding of powerful independent kingdoms and the wonderful development of religious, literature, art and science all over the continent of India. And if we can succeed in doing this, if we can trace how the Hindu nation achieved its civilization gradually and through successive stages, and if we can further ascertain the general character of the civilization of each stage or epoch, here we will have a list of kings, or of wars in order to complete history of India. About The Author : Jogesh Chandra Dutt (1847–1909) Sanskrit scholar and translator from Sanskrit, justice of the peace and honorary magistrate of Calcutta, brother of Romesh Chunder Dutt.Works-Kings of Kashmira Vol 1 (transcription project), Vol 2 (transcription project),Vol3 (transcription project) The Indian Pilgrim (1877) (transcription project) A few notes on some Sanskrit works (1908).
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Jogesh Chunder Dutt
Kings Of Kashmira : Being A Translation of the Sanskrita Work Rajatarangini of Kahlana Pandita Volume 3 Vols. Set [Hardcover] Volume 3 Vols. Set
About the Book : The book (in three volumes Bound in one) - Kings of Kashmira being a translation of the Sanskrita works -Raatarangini of Kahlana Pandita, son of Champaka Prabhu, the great minister of Kashmira. In these three volumes, we have the history of Kashmira clearly narrating the reign and activities of kings. These volumes contain accounts of many ancient manners and customs. Writing for a courtly audience, Kahlana often indulges in style which is more artistic than clear and his love alliteration has clouded many an important passage. However, in the absence of any historical records, he must be considered very valuable. He is perhaps the only author in Sanskrita, now known, who attempted to write a sober history. These works will enable the historian to trace the real history of the great people and their peculiar civilization, the story of their national rise and progress from the date of their settlement as shepherd and agricultural tribes on the banks of the Indus, to the founding of powerful independent kingdoms and the wonderful development of religious, literature, art and science all over the continent of India. And if we can succeed in doing this, if we can trace how the Hindu nation achieved its civilization gradually and through successive stages, and if we can further ascertain the general character of the civilization of each stage or epoch, here we will have a list of kings, or of wars in order to complete history of India. About The Author : Jogesh Chandra Dutt (1847–1909) Sanskrit scholar and translator from Sanskrit, justice of the peace and honorary magistrate of Calcutta, brother of Romesh Chunder Dutt.Works-Kings of Kashmira Vol 1 (transcription project), Vol 2 (transcription project),Vol3 (transcription project) The Indian Pilgrim (1877) (transcription project) A few notes on some Sanskrit works (1908).
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Jogesh Chunder Dutt
Kings Of Kashmira : Being A Translation of the Sanskrita Work Rajatarangini of Kahlana Pandita Volume 3 Vols. Set Volume 3 Vols. Set
About the Book : The book (in three volumes Bound in one) - Kings of Kashmira being a translation of the Sanskrita works -Raatarangini of Kahlana Pandita, son of Champaka Prabhu, the great minister of Kashmira. In these three volumes, we have the history of Kashmira clearly narrating the reign and activities of kings. These volumes contain accounts of many ancient manners and customs. Writing for a courtly audience, Kahlana often indulges in style which is more artistic than clear and his love alliteration has clouded many an important passage. However, in the absence of any historical records, he must be considered very valuable. He is perhaps the only author in Sanskrita, now known, who attempted to write a sober history. These works will enable the historian to trace the real history of the great people and their peculiar civilization, the story of their national rise and progress from the date of their settlement as shepherd and agricultural tribes on the banks of the Indus, to the founding of powerful independent kingdoms and the wonderful development of religious, literature, art and science all over the continent of India. And if we can succeed in doing this, if we can trace how the Hindu nation achieved its civilization gradually and through successive stages, and if we can further ascertain the general character of the civilization of each stage or epoch, here we will have a list of kings, or of wars in order to complete history of India. About The Author : Jogesh Chandra Dutt (1847–1909) Sanskrit scholar and translator from Sanskrit, justice of the peace and honorary magistrate of Calcutta, brother of Romesh Chunder Dutt.Works-Kings of Kashmira Vol 1 (transcription project), Vol 2 (transcription project),Vol3 (transcription project) The Indian Pilgrim (1877) (transcription project) A few notes on some Sanskrit works (1908).
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Edgar Thurston
Coins Catalogue No.1 Mysore [Hardcover]
About The Book : It is a catalogue that contains coins found throughout its past in the region of Mysore. The introduction covers a brief history of Mysore, along with the unique coins of each ruler.To Captain R. H. Campbell Tufnell, I am indebted for the pains and trouble which he took in correcting and revising the proof sheets, and for comparing the inscriptions in the text with those on the coins. The frontispiece represents in the centre the obverse of the medal struck in commemoration of the taking of Seringapatam in 1 799, and above and below, the silver medals struck "for services in Mysore" in 1791-2. About The Author : Edgar Thurston, (1855–1935) was the British Superintendent at the Madras Government Museum from 1885 to 1908 who contributed to research studies in the fields of zoology, ethnology and botany of India, and later also published his works at the museum. Thurston was educated in medicine and lectured in anatomy at the Madras Medical College while simultaneously holding a senior position at the museum. His early works were on numismatics and geology, and these were later followed by researches in anthropology and ethnography. He succeeded Frederick S. Mullaly as the Superintendent of Ethnography for the Madras Presidency. Thurston was awarded the Kaisar-i-Hind Medal, first class, on 26 June 1902. He was made C.I.E. in 1909. He retired to England and spent his winters at Penzance where he studied the local plants and regularly hosted a New Year party for the local botanists. He died on 12 October 1935 at Penzance.
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Edgar Thurston
Coins Catalogue No.1 Mysore
About The Book : It is a catalogue that contains coins found throughout its past in the region of Mysore. The introduction covers a brief history of Mysore, along with the unique coins of each ruler.To Captain R. H. Campbell Tufnell, I am indebted for the pains and trouble which he took in correcting and revising the proof sheets, and for comparing the inscriptions in the text with those on the coins. The frontispiece represents in the centre the obverse of the medal struck in commemoration of the taking of Seringapatam in 1 799, and above and below, the silver medals struck "for services in Mysore" in 1791-2. About The Author : Edgar Thurston, (1855–1935) was the British Superintendent at the Madras Government Museum from 1885 to 1908 who contributed to research studies in the fields of zoology, ethnology and botany of India, and later also published his works at the museum. Thurston was educated in medicine and lectured in anatomy at the Madras Medical College while simultaneously holding a senior position at the museum. His early works were on numismatics and geology, and these were later followed by researches in anthropology and ethnography. He succeeded Frederick S. Mullaly as the Superintendent of Ethnography for the Madras Presidency. Thurston was awarded the Kaisar-i-Hind Medal, first class, on 26 June 1902. He was made C.I.E. in 1909. He retired to England and spent his winters at Penzance where he studied the local plants and regularly hosted a New Year party for the local botanists. He died on 12 October 1935 at Penzance.
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R. Shama Sastri
Evolution of Indian Polity [Hardcover]
About The Book : This book contains the series of lectures delivered by me on the ''Evolution of Indian Polity under the Presidency of the Hon. Dr. Sir Asutosh Mookerjee, President of the Council of the Post-Graduate Studies in Arts at the Calcutta University in the months of March and April 1919. The first staph in the evolution as detailed in the first lecture, is found universal and as such it requires no additional proof. The Institution of Elective Monarchy of Bachelor kings begotten by priests on a family of queens or cows as they are called, is peculiar to India ; and no other nation has as yet been found to have passed through the institution of bachelor kings to hereditary monarchy which forms the third stage in the evolution of Indian polity. About The Author : R. Shama Sastri (B-1868) was born in 1868 in Rudrapatna, a village on the banks of the Kaveri river in what is today the state of Karnataka. His early education started in Rudrapatna. He later went to the Mysore Samskruta Patasala and obtained his Sanskrit Vidwat degree with high honours. In 1889, Madras University awarded him a BA degree. Impressed by his ability in classical Sanskrit, Sir Sheshadri Iyer, the then Dewan of Mysore Province, nurtured and helped Shamasastry, making it possible for him to join the Government Oriental Library in Mysore as librarian. He "had mastered Vedas, Vedanga, classical Sanskrit, Prakrit, English, Kannada, German, French and other languages.
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R. Shama Sastri
Evolution of Indian Polity
About The Book : This book contains the series of lectures delivered by me on the ''Evolution of Indian Polity under the Presidency of the Hon. Dr. Sir Asutosh Mookerjee, President of the Council of the Post-Graduate Studies in Arts at the Calcutta University in the months of March and April 1919. The first staph in the evolution as detailed in the first lecture, is found universal and as such it requires no additional proof. The Institution of Elective Monarchy of Bachelor kings begotten by priests on a family of queens or cows as they are called, is peculiar to India ; and no other nation has as yet been found to have passed through the institution of bachelor kings to hereditary monarchy which forms the third stage in the evolution of Indian polity. About The Author : R. Shama Sastri (B-1868) was born in 1868 in Rudrapatna, a village on the banks of the Kaveri river in what is today the state of Karnataka. His early education started in Rudrapatna. He later went to the Mysore Samskruta Patasala and obtained his Sanskrit Vidwat degree with high honours. In 1889, Madras University awarded him a BA degree. Impressed by his ability in classical Sanskrit, Sir Sheshadri Iyer, the then Dewan of Mysore Province, nurtured and helped Shamasastry, making it possible for him to join the Government Oriental Library in Mysore as librarian. He "had mastered Vedas, Vedanga, classical Sanskrit, Prakrit, English, Kannada, German, French and other languages.
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Renfrew, Colin
Cognitive Archaeology from Theory to Practice. The early Cycladic Sanctuary at Keros.
cm. 17 x 24, 76 pp. con 33 ill. n.t. di cui 24 a colori. English Text. The Annual Balzan Lecture Dai primi ritrovamenti a Keros quasi cinquant?anni fa, alle campagne archeologiche sull?isola, agli scavi di Kavos e Dhaskalio, Colin Renfrew ha disegnato una mappa rituale delle isole Cicladi individuando una rete di cerimonie e pellegrinaggi nel periodo 2500-2000 a.C. Queste scoperte hanno consentito a Renfrew di fornire una rivoluzionaria interpretazione cognitiva dell?archeologia preistorica. L?analisi dei reperti, condotta con molti giovani ricercatori, contribuir? ancora allo studio delle origini della prassi rituale dell?Egeo. Colin Renfrew has been involved in pioneering archeological excavations for almost 50 years, from the first archaeological discoveries on Keros through the most recent digs at Kavos and Dhaskalio. This work has permitted him to create a ritual map of the Cyclades, delineating a network of pilgrimage and ceremonial sites in the period 2500-2000 BC. These discoveries have permitted Professor Renfrew to postulate a revolutionary cognitive interpretation of prehistoric archaeology. The analysis of the discoveries in a project involving numerous young researchers is continuing to contribute significantly to the study of the origins of ritual practices in the Aegean Sea. Inglese 256 gr. 76 p.
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DES MAREZ, Guillaume
Etudes inédites
Bruxelles, Falk, 1936 16 x 25, 181 pp., broché, non coupé, très bon état
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BERCIU Dumitru
Daco-romania. Archaelogia Mundi
Genève, Nagel, 1976 16 x 23, 192 pp., ill coul. + N/B, cartonnage et jaquette, bon état (sauf jaquette)
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LISSNER Ivar
Ainsi vivaient nos ancêtres
Paris, Buchet/Chastel, Corréa, 1955 14 x 22, 413 pp., figures et illustrations photo. N/B, broché, très bon état
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BREA Luigi et CAVALIER Madeleine
Il Castrello di Lipari e il Museo Archeologico Eoliano
Palermo, Flaccovio, 1958 17 x 24, 105 pp., 36 planches, broché, très bon état
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LUDWIG Emil
Cléopâtre, Histoire d'une reine.
Paris, Plon, 1948 14 x 20, 265 pp., broché, bon état
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MATT Léonard von et alii
La Crète antique. Bibliothèque des Guides Bleus.
Paris, Hachette, 1967 24 x 31, 238 pp., très nombreuses illustrations N/B, quelques couleurs, cartonnage + jaquette, bon état
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CAGNAT R. et CHAPOT V.
Manuel d'archéologie romaine, T.1: Les monuments, décorations des monuments, sculpture, T.2: Décoration des monuments (suite), peinture et mosaïque, instruments de la vie publique et privée.
Paris, Auguste Picard, 1917-1920 14 x 23, 2 vol., 1308 pp., 704 figures, broché, état moyen (T.1: couverture abîmée, cachets, T.2: couverture manquante, cachets)
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DELAUNOIS Herman
Inventaris van de Landschappen. T.1: Provincie Antwerpen.
Ministerie van Openbare Werken, 1960 18 x 24, 111 pp., illustrations photo. N/B, pochette avec grande carte dépliante, bon état
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FLACELIERE Robert
La vie quotidienne en Grèce au siècle de Périclès.
Paris, Hachette, 1959 13 x 20, 369 pp., cartes, broché, bon état
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MIREAUX Emile
La vie quotidienne au temps d'Homère.
Paris, Hachette, 1954 13 x 20, 266 pp., broché, bon état
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MAZEL Jean
Avec les Phéniciens à la poursuite du soleil sur la route de l'or et de l'étain.
Paris, Robert Laffont, 1968 13 x 21, 317 pp., illustrations hors-texte, figures, broché, bon état (dos défraîchi)
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DURUY Victor
La Grèce légendaire.
Genève, Minerva/Paris, France Loisirs, 1975 20 x 24, 143 pp., illustrations N/B et en couleurs, cartonnage éditeur illustré, bon état
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THIBAUT André
Expériences et survie terrestre.
Paris, Pensée Moderne, 1956 15 x 21, 190 pp., illustrations N/B, broché non coupé, bon état
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Grèce
Mer Egée. Grèce des Îles.
Paris, Edition de la Réunion des Musées Nationaux, 1979 21 x 24, 249 pp., illustrations N/B, broché, bon état
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EYDOUX Henry-Paul
Hommes et Dieux de la Gaule, les récentes découvertes archéologiques..
Paris, Plon, 1961 14 x 20, 329 pp., 59 illustrations dans le texte et 45 illustrations hors-texte, cartonnage éditeur souple + jaquette, bon état
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EYDOUX Henry-Paul
Lumières sur la Gaule, les grandes fouilles archéologiques.
Paris, Plon, 1960 14 x 20, 335 pp., 59 illustrations dans le texte et 32 illustrations hors-texte, cartonnage éditeur souple + jaquette, bon état
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Pontoise
Mémoires de la Société Historique et Archéologique de l'Arrondissement de Pontoise et du Vexin.
Pontoise (France), Bureau de la Société Historique, 1939 17 x 25, 168 pp., broché, état moyen (couverture abîmée avec manque, bon état interne, quelques très légères mouillures)
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HEURSEL-DE MEESTER et DELOMTTE Robert
"Archéologie végétale des ""Simples"" d'après Dodonée, Mathioli, C. Clusius, etc. Plantes identifiées suivant les principes de Linnée et autres botanistes modernes."
Ypres, J. Tyberghein-Fraeys, 1912 16 x 24, texte 388 pp. + index 57 pp., broché, bon état1
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ALBERT-PETIT A.
Ce qu'il faut connaître de la Rome Antique.
Paris, Boivin, 1928 12 x 19, 159 pp., broché, bon état
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PARROT André
Clés pour l'archéologie.
Paris, Seghers, 1967 14 x 16, 187 pp., 16 illustrations et 5 figures, broché, bon état
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BRION Marcel
La résurection des villes mortes (2 volumes). Bibliothèque Historique.
Paris, Payot, 1938 14 x 23, 2 volumes, 308 + 343 pp., 1 carte, broché, bon état
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COENEN Jos
Table des matières des cinquante premiers tomes (1862-1911), tome 1. Bulletin des Commissions Royales d'Art et d'Archéologie.
Bruxelles, Imprimerie du Moniteur Belge, 1930 16 x 24, 448 pp., broché, non coupé, très bon état
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DENIS-BOULET Noël Maurice
Rome souterraine. Le Signe.
Paris, Fayard, 1965 15 x 20, 295 pp., 21 figures dans le texte et 16 planches hors texte en N/B, broché, bon état
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MARUCCHI Horace
Le Forum Romain et le Palatin, d'après les dernières découvertes.
Rome, Desclée et Cie, 1933 14 x 22, 381 pp., illustrations et plans en N/B, broché, non coupé, bon état
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BARROIS A.-G. (O.P.))
Précis d'archéologie biblique. Bibliothèque Catholique des Sciences Religieuses.
France, Bloud et Gay,1935 12 x 19, 202 pp., broché, bon état (cachets du Collège jésuite Saint Stanislas à Mons)
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 11773
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VAN GANSBEKE P.
Une officine de Potier à Bruxelles.
Cahiers bruxellois, s.d. 16 x 24, 29 pp., 4 planches, broché, bon état
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 11855
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CHABOT-PARET Martine et alii
Les traces qui nous parlent, le rayonnement de Villers de 1146 à 1248.
Cahiers du CHIREL-BW, 1985 16 x 24, 183 pp., broché, bon état
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 11859
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Nivelles
2e congrès de l'Association des Cercles francophones d'histoire et d'archéologie de Belgique.
Nivelles, 1984 15 x 24, 4 volumes, 441 + 256 + 555 + 322 PP., illustrations et figures en N/B, broché, très bon état
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 12174
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CHARLES-PICARD Gilbert
L'archéologie, découverte des civilisations disparues.
Paris, Larousse, 1969 24 x 30, 359 pp., illustrations en N/B et en couleurs, cartonnage éditeur + jaquette, bon état
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 12790
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Compiègne
Excursions archéologiques dans les environs de Compiègne, 1869-1874.
Compiègne, Imprimerie et Lithographie de V. Edler, 1875 16 x 25, 87 pp., broché, bon état (couverture abîmée, surtout le dos, intérieur très frais)
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 13014
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PILLEMENT Georges
La Grèce inconnue, itinéraires archéologiques.
Paris, Albin Michel, 1969 14 x 20, 430 pp., illustrations en N/B, cartonnage éditeur illustré, bon état
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 13278
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PILLEMENT Georges
L'Espagne inconnue, itinéraires archéologiques.
Paris, Grasset, 1973 14 x 20, 787 pp., illustrations en N/B, cartonnage éditeur illustré, bon état
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 13436
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CLEMENCE J.
La nouvelle Gergovie ?
France, Imprimerie Générale, 1933 16 x 24, 21 pp., 1 carte dépliante, broché, bon état.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 14166
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PARROT André
L'aventure archéologique. Vécu.
Paris, Robert Laffont, 1979 16 x 24, 297 pp., illustrations en N/B, broché, bon état (couverture légèrement défraîchie).
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 14402
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FREDERIC Louis
Manuel pratique d'archéologie.
Paris, Robert Laffont, 1967 14 x 21, 430 pp., 113 figures, broché, bon état.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 14405
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Arlon
Annales de l'Institut Archéologique du Luxembourg, Arlon.
Arlon, Bibliothèque de l'Institut, 1968 16 x 24, 239 pp., broché, bon état (couverture bleue).
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 14686
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