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Thornton, M. K. & R. L. Thornton
JULIO-CLAUDIAN BUILDING PROGRAMS A Quantitative Study in Political Management
8vo 8" - 9" tall; 150 pages; An analysis of the Imperial Policy of Public Programs and of Labor Management. A significant contribution to a better understanding of the Early Empire and to political management in general.
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Tomlinson, R. A.
ARGOS AND THE ARGOLID From the End of the Bronze Age to the Roman Occupation
Foxing to top of textblock. Former owner's name to ffep. Light rubbing to DJ. Some foxing to 1 DJ flap ; Describes the region & country of Argos; the relationship between the Argives and their neighbours; and the role of the Argives as the leaders of a 'third force' in mainland Greek history, where they challenged the supremacy of the Spartans in Peloponnesian affairs. ; States and Cities of Ancient Greece; 289 pages
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British Museum (Preface by D. E. L. Haynes)
AN HISTORICAL GUIDE TO THE SCULPTURES OF THE PARTHENON
Light edgewear to extremities of wraps. ; 48 pages
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Frisch, Peter
DIE INSCHRIFTEN VON LAMPSAKOS
Scholar's name to ffep (Christian Habicht). Faint bumping along top edges of boards. Minor shelfwear. ; Inschriften Griechischer Städte Aus Kleinasien Band 6; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 179 pages
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Todd, Ian A. (editor)
VASILIKOS VALLEY PROJECT 1: The Bronze Age Cemetery in Kalavasos Village
Very light shelfwear. Faint crease to lower corner of front wraps. Small tear to head of spine (1 cm). ; 306pp, illustrated.; Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology Vol. LXXI: 1; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; 306 pages
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Richardson, Jr. , Lawrence
POMPEII An Architectural History
Very light soiling to wraps. Minor shelfwear. ; Excavations at Popeii have been going on for more than two centuires, since 1748, and discoveries there have regularly produced new and important information about ancient Roman life. The site holds a rich concentration of municipal buildings, houses of every size and condition, villas, and tombs. Now in paperback, the first book of this century written in English devoted to Pompeian architecture and urban development tells the story of the city and its buildings. With text and illustrations, L. Richardson, jr portrays Pompeii in context, as a keystone in the architectural history of antiquity. Pompeii's life was comparatively short. From its meteoric rise as a seaport and shipbuilding center during the First Punic War until its abrupt destruction with the eruption of Vesuvius in A. D. 79, the city passed through four major building periods. After a general introduction to Pompeii's history and geography, the book proceeds through each period, discussing its public buildings, private buildings, and tombs. Each building is described and placed according to its importance in the development of its particular architectural form. Richardson offers new dates and arrives at new conclusions about the development of such important features as the city plan, fortifications, and the atrium/peristyle house. Fifty ground plans and twenty-five photographs illustrate the text. ; 10.5 x 1.5 x 8 Inches; 445 pages; Excavations at Pompeii have been going on for more than two centuires, since 1748, and discoveries there have regularly produced new and important information about ancient Roman life. The site holds a rich concentration of municipal buildings, houses of every size and condition, villas, and tombs. Now in paperback, the first book of this century written in English devoted to Pompeian architecture and urban development tells the story of the city and its buildings. With text and illustrations, L. Richardson, jr portrays Pompeii in context, as a keystone in the architectural history of antiquity. Pompeii's life was comparatively short. From its meteoric rise as a seaport and shipbuilding center during the First Punic War until its abrupt destruction with the eruption of Vesuvius in A. D. 79, the city passed through four major building periods. After a general introduction to Pompeii's history and geography, the book proceeds through each period, discussing its public buildings, private buildings, and tombs. Each building is described and placed according to its importance in the development of its particular architectural form. Richardson offers new dates and arrives at new conclusions about the development of such important features as the city plan, fortifications, and the atrium/peristyle house. Fifty ground plans and twenty-five photographs illustrate the text. "There has long been a need for a comprehensive account in English of the architecture and urban development of Pompeii. Richardson's book makes a valiant effort to remedy the deficiency, and will be particularly welcome to all students of Roman architecture"-- Classical Review
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Sweeney, Jane & Tam Curry & Yannis Tzedakis
THE HUMAN FIGURE IN EARLY GREEK ART
Light edgewear to corners. Some scuffing to wraps. ; 183 pages
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Spiteris, Tony
THE ART OF CYPRUS Translated from the French by Thomas Burton
Corners a bit edgeworn. Minor shelfwear and light foxing to book. DJ is foxed. Dustjacket has chipping and and a few small tears. ; Profusely illustrated, many tipped-in color plates. Extra shipping charges may apply. ; Forms and Colors Series Books; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; 215 pages
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Sweeney, Jane & Tam Curry & Yannis Tzedakis
THE HUMAN FIGURE IN EARLY GREEK ART
Light shelfwear. Some scuffing to wraps. ; 183 pages
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MacDonald, William L.
THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE [VOLUME II] II: an Urban Appraisal
Very Light bumping to top corners. DJ has minor shelfwear with light yellowing along top edge and spine. ; Examines Roman architecture as a party of overall urban design and looks at arches, public buildings, tombs, columns, stairs, plazas, and streets. ; Yale Publications in the History of Art, 35; Vol. 2; 320 pages
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Clayton, Peter A & Martin J. Price
THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD
Gift inscription to ffep else book is fine. DJ has faint yellowing to rear panel. ; 0.45 x 8.66 x 5.46 Inches; 178 pages; The seven wonders of the ancient world have long been hotly debated, from the question of which great works comprise the seven, to whether some of them even existed. The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World brings together several lively, detailed and engrossing discussions by noted authorities on each of the famed seven wonders.
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Grimal, Pierre & (translated by P. D. Cummins)
IN SEARCH OF ANCIENT ITALY
Glue stains to ffep with name stamp of scholar (A. Dalzell). Else minor shelfwear. DJ is price-clipped. Chipping and small tears to DJ. ; 270 pages
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Heintze, Helga Von
ROMAN ART
Scholar's name to ffep (Catherine Rubincam). Faint bump to top of spine and 1 corner. ; 200 pages; Roman art emerged from an intermingling of Italo-Etruscan and Greek-Hellenistic forms. It was the conservative art of warriors, in which the subject was far more important than the form. It is not surprising therefore that the different phases of Roman art are named after political epochs, individual rulers and dynasties. The buildings themselves were not based on the Greek laws of proportion; they no longer respected the landscape but dominated it, and Roman architecture would be the source for much that was done in later centuries. In this comprehensive survey, covering the period 5000 BC-AD 305, the author examines the influences, innovations, aims and achievements of Roman artists in all media, and draws on a wide range of examples, from Rome itself as well as the empire - Pompeii, the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the aqueduct in Tarragona, Hadrian's villa at Tivoli and Trajan's column.
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Schuchhardt, Walter-Herwig
GREEK ART
Faint bump to top of spine. Light shelfwear. ; 190 pages
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Karageorghis, V.
THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF CYPRUS The Ninety Years after Myres
Light wear to lower corner of front wrap and first few pages. ; 15 pp + 12 pp of plates; The Thirteenth J. L. Myres Memorial Lecture. ; 0.16 x 9.37 x 6.93 Inches; 15 pages
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ANTIKEN AUS RHEINISCHEM PRIVATBESITZ
Bump to top of spine with small chip. Minor rubbing to wraps. ; 197 pages of plates at end. ; Kunst Und Altertum Am Rhein Nr. 48; 274 pages
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Quennell, Peter & editors Of The Newsweek Book Division
THE COLOSSEUM
Faint foxing to endpapers. Corners slightly bumped. Faint yellowing to some pages. 1 corner of front board sunned. DJ has large piece missing to lower corner and to DJ flap with a couple of other small tears and rubbing. ; Wonders of Man; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 172 pages
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Jacobsthal, Paul
GREEK PINS And Their Connexions with Europe and Asia
Small abrasion mark to lower edge of front board else book has very light shelfwear. ; Comprehensive study of Greek pins from the sub-Mycenaean to the Orientalizing Period, studies their material, use, style and chronology; the whole is based on literary evidence, finds in sanctuaries and tombs, and on representations. 650 illustrations. ; Oxford Monographs on Classical Archaeology; 250 pages
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Bacon, Edward (Ed. )
THE GREAT ARCHAEOLOGISTS [And Their Discoveries As Originally Reported in the Pages of the Illustrated London News]
Some wear to corners of wraps with creasing to rear lower corner. Light chipping to spine ends. Gift inscription to half-title. ; 52 large colour photographs and 207 b/w photographs and illustrations. The great archaeological discoveries and how the were reported in 'The Illustrated London News' between 1842 and 1970.; 432 pages
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Sauer, Eberhard W.
ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANCIENT HISTORY Breaking Down the Boundaries
Last 8 pages and rear wrap have upper corner creased with some wear to corner of wrap. Else very minor shelfwear. ; Challenging both traditional and fashionable theories, this collection of pieces from an international range of contributors explores the separation of the human past into history, archaeology and their related sub-disciplines. Each case study challenges the validity of this separation and asks how we can move to a more holistic approach in the study of the relationship between history and archaeology. ; 224 pages
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Heim, Suzanne M.
LADDERS TO HEAVEN Our Judeo-Christian Heritage, 5000 B.C. - A.D. 500
Very faint foxing to endpapers. Light shelfwear. ; 28 pages
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Pavolini, Carlo
OSTIA. VITA QUOTIDIANA - I Guida Alle Vetrine 1-6 Del Museo Ostiense
Pages tanned. Spine sunned. ; 47 pp + 22 pp of plates. ; Itinerari Ostiensi III; Photographs; 47 pages
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Rotroff, Susan I.
INDUSTRIAL RELIGION The Saucer Pyres of the Athenian Agora
This study focuses on the "saucer pyres," a series of 70 deposits excavated in the residential and industrial areas bordering the Athenian Agora. Each consisted of a shallow pit, its floor sometimes marked by heavy burning, with a votive deposit of pottery and fragments of burnt bone, ash, and charcoal. Most of the pots were miniatures (including the eponymous saucers) but a few larger vessels were found, along with offerings associated with funerary cult. The deposits represent a largely Athenian phenomenon, with few parallels elsewherre. When first found in the 1930s, the deposits were interpreted as baby burials. Recent zooarchaeological analysis of the bones, however, reveals that they are the remains of sheep and goats, and that the deposits were sacrificial rather than funerary. The present study investigates the nature of those sacrifices, taking into account the contents of the pyres, their spatial distribution, and their relationship to buildings around the Agora and elsewhere. In light of a strong correlation between pyres and industrial activity, the author argues that the pyres document workplace rituals designed to protect artisans and their enterprises. ; Hesperia Supplement 47; 200 pages
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Casson, S.
ESSAYS IN AEGEAN ARCHAEOLOGY Presented to Sir Arthur Evans in Honor of His 75th Birthday
Very faint shelfwear else fine. ; Essay Index Reprint Series; 142 pages
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Bonfante, Larissa
GENS ANTIQUISSIMA ITALIAE Antichità Dall'umbria a New York
Creasing to spine. Small tear to head of spine. Some wear to corners of wraps. ; Text is in English and Italian; 457 pages
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Magalousis, N. M. Et Al.
TERQA PRELIMINARY REPORTS, NO. 11. SOURCING TECHNIQUES FOR CERAMICS AND SOILS AT TERQA AND RELATED SITES Syro-Mesopotamian Studies Volume 3, Issue 4. August 1980
Former owner's name to front cover. Minor shelfwear. ; Monographic Journals of the Near East. Sms 3/4; 32 pages; Isbn: 0890030502
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Charles-Picard, Gilbert & Colette Picard & (Dominique Collon, Trans. )
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF CARTHAGE A Survey of Punic History and Culture from its Birth to the Final Tragedy
Former owner's name to halftitle else book is fine. DJ has chipping to spine ends. ; Discusses the Origin of the Punic People to their end under Hannibal and the disastrous campaign and final death of Carthage. ; 362 pages
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Smith, Christopher John
EARLY ROME AND LATIUM Economy and Society c. 1000 to 500 BC
Bumping to base of spine and lower corners. Some light wear and rubbing to wraps. ; What was happening in Rome when Homer was writing the Iliad in Greece? In this book, Christopher Smith fully details the archaeological and literary evidence from early Rome and the surrounding region of Latium, spanning from the Late Bronze Age to the end of the sixth century. He attempts to set the region of Latium in its proper context as participant, witness, and, ultimately, victim of the radical transformation of civilization in central Italy and in the Mediterranean as a whole. ; Oxford Classical Monographs; 304 pages
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Pendlebury, J. D. S.
THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF CRETE An Introduction
Endpapers and inner wraps have some chipping/wear. ; With 50 plates, 53 text illustrations and 24 maps. An account of the culture of Crete from the earliest times down to the Roman Age and is concerned with the material aspects of Cretan archaeology. ; 400 pages
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Oates, Joan
BABYLON With 137 Illustrations
Minor shelfwear to book. Some foxing to textblock. DJ has some chipping to spine ends and 1 small closed tear now in mylar. ; Ancient Peoples and Places; 216 pages
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Lepper, Frank & Sheppard Frere
TRAJAN'S COLUMN A New Edition of the Cichorius Plates. Introduction, Commentary and Notes
Former owner's embossed circular name stamp on titlepage, thin strips of clear tape attached to pastedowns and dustjacket flaps. ; The present book re-publishes Cichorius's plates (the complete series) and supplies in addition a full Commentary on specialised 'Notes' dealing with the design of the Column, the chronological, archaeological, and topographical problems affecting its interpretation and our understanding of those wars. ; 339 pages; 154 plates at end.
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Lepper, Frank & Sheppard Frere
TRAJAN'S COLUMN A New Edition of the Cichorius Plates. Introduction, Commentary and Notes
Corners a bit bumped with some shelfwear. Price-clipped dustjacket with a bit of creasing now in mylar. ; The present book re-publishes Cichorius's plates (the complete series) and supplies in addition a full Commentary on specialised 'Notes' dealing with the design of the Column, the chronological, archaeological, and topographical problems affecting its interpretation and our understanding of those wars. ; 339 pages; 154 plates at end.
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Dunbabin, Katherine M. D.
THE MOSAICS OF ROMAN NORTH AFRICA Studies in Iconography and Patronage
Book has very light shelfwear else fine. DJ has 1 small tear (1/2 cm) near top of spine with light edgewear to extremities. Mild creasing along edges of DJ. ; Oxford Monographs on Classical Archaeology; 324 pages
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Seger, Joe D.
TOMB OFFERINGS FROM GEZER
Hebrew/English. Contains plates in color and black & white. ; The Rockefeller Museum, Summer 1972, Cat. No 94; 44 pages
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Snodgrass, Anthony M.
AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF GREECE The Present State and Future Scope of a Discipline
Very light shelfwear. ; Sather Classical Lectures 53; 236 pages; Classical archaeology probably enjoys a wider appeal than any other branch of classical or archaeological studies. As an intellectual and academic discipline, however, its esteem has not matched its popularity. Here, Anthony Snodgrass argues that classical archaeology has a rare potential in the whole field of the study of the past to make innovative discoveries and apply modern approaches by widening the aims of the discipline.
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Snodgrass, Anthony M.
AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF GREECE The Present State and Future Scope of a Discipline
Light shelfwear. Faint creasing to rear wrap. ; Sather Classical Lectures 53; 236 pages; Classical archaeology probably enjoys a wider appeal than any other branch of classical or archaeological studies. As an intellectual and academic discipline, however, its esteem has not matched its popularity. Here, Anthony Snodgrass argues that classical archaeology has a rare potential in the whole field of the study of the past to make innovative discoveries and apply modern approaches by widening the aims of the discipline.
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Steinhart, Matthias & Eckhard Wirbelauer
AUS DER HEIMAT DES ODYSSEUS Reisende, Grabungen Und Funde Auf Ithaka Und Kephallenia Bis Zum Ausgehenden 19. Jahrhundert
Very light shelfwear to book and DJ. ; Folding map in pocket; Kulturgeschichte Der Antiken Welt, Band 87; 336 pages
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Pucci, Eugenio
POMPEII Practical Guide for the Visit to the Excavations. 3 Itineraries
Scholar's name to titlepage (A. Dalzell). Bookseller stamp to tp. Minor shelfwear. A few pages creased (as published? ). ; 126 pages
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Sweeney, Jane & Tam Curry & Yannis Tzedakis
THE HUMAN FIGURE IN EARLY GREEK ART
Small edgewear area to spine (minor colour loss). Light shelfwear. ; 183 pages
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Dinsmoor, William Bell
ARCHAEOLOGY AND ASTRONOMY
Gift inscription to front wrap from author. Some loss to backstrip at spine ends. Tears along backstrip. Some creasing to wraps and first few pages. Light pencil marginalia. ; Pp 95-173. ; Offprint from Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, Vol. 80, No. 1, 1939.; 78 pages; Signed by Author
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Mellink, Machteld J. & Jan Filip
FRÜHE STUFEN DER KUNST
Book is fine. DJ has very minor shelfwear now in mylar. ; Propyläen Kunstgeschichte Band 13; 372 pages
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Simpson, R. Hope & J. F. Lazenby
THE CATALOGUE OF THE SHIPS IN HOMER'S ILIAD
Ex-library copy with stamps, call numbers and circulation pocket. Institution blindstamp to titlepage. Lower corners bumped. Else VG. ; Looks at the link between the Catalogue of the ships and conditions in Mycenaean Greece. ; 191 pages
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Simpson, R. Hope & J. F. Lazenby
THE CATALOGUE OF THE SHIPS IN HOMER'S ILIAD
Ex-library copy with stamps, call numbers and circulation markings. DJ has been laminated to boards. Small tears to top of DJ spine. ; Looks at the link between the Catalogue of the ships and conditions in Mycenaean Greece. ; 191 pages
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McCullough, W.Stewart
HISTORY AND LITERATURE OF THE PALESTINIAN JEWS FROM CYRUS TO HEROD 550 BC to 4 BC
Minor shelfwear. ; Examines Jewish history against the background of the successive kingdoms which conrolled Judea. From the time of Cyrus to the time of Herod, except for a brief period of independence in the second and first centuries BC, it was subservient to either the Persians, the Hellenistic kingdoms, or the Romans. The author discusses the political situation in Judea and the social and economic conditions in so far as we can know them, and the early literary and religious developments. He then moves on to a discussion of the literature of the second and first centuries BC: the scholarly and pietistic traditions, apocalyptic and historical writings, the Dead Sea Scrolls, and the completion of the canon. ; 256 pages
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Leipen, Neda
ATHENA PARTHENOS A Reconstruction
Former owner's name to ffep. Faded hand-lettering to spine. Minor shelfwear. ; 95 pages
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Wace, A. J. B., et al. Edited by Elizabeth French
EXCAVATIONS AT MYCENAE, 1939-1955 Reprinted from the Annual of the British School At Athens, Volumes 45-56
Corners bumped. Else minor shelfwear. Dustjacket has minor shelfwear and rubbing with a few small chips. ; Articles by A J B Wace, Marian Holland, M S F Hood, A G Woodhead, J M Cook, F H Stubbings, K R Rowe, V R d'A Desborough, Elizabeth B Wace, Marigold Pakenham-Walsh, Lord William Taylour, Sir Hugh Taylor, Edith Porada, Elizabeth French. ; Supplementary Volume No. 12/ British School of Archaeology At Athens
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Heurgon, Jacques
THE RISE OF ROME TO 264 B.C.
Ex-library copy with usual stamps, call numbers and pocket. DJ in plastic sleeve taped down to boards. ; An introduction to Early Roman history in the context of the peopling and development of the western Mediterranean. Contents: Original Population; Etruscans in Etruria; External Influences on Civilization in Italy; Rome under the Kings; Roman Republic etc...; 344 pages
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Leipen, Neda
ATHENA PARTHENOS A Reconstruction
Faint scuffing and soiling to wraps. Former owner's name to front inner cover. Corners a bit creased. Some shelfwear. ; 95 pages
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King, Anthony & Martin Henig (Eds)
THE ROMAN WEST IN THE THIRD CENTURY [2 VOLS] Contributions from Archaeology and History. Part I & II
Ex-library copy with usual stamps and plates (ex-academic library). Former owner's name in ink to inner covers. Glue stains to ffep of vol. 1 (as usual). Creasing to wraps. Tear to top of spine of Vol. 2. ; 2 volume set. ; British Archaeological Reports (B. A. R. ) International Series 109(I) & (II). 2 Volume Set COMPLETE. ; Vol. 1/2/2022; 538 pages
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Boardman, John
CYPRUS BETWEEN EAST AND WEST
This study looks at developments regarding Cyprus in the much debated early Iron Age, taking special note of the native impetus, together with Greek, Phoenician and Assyrian imprints and how each contributed to the culture of the island. Included amongst 11 black-and-white plates are several interesting images of scarabs referred to in the text. ; 16th Annual Lecture on History and Archaeology of Cyprus; 28 pages
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