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2006réf. 43244Bielefeld : Delius Klasing, 2006. 367 S. (35,5x26 cm) Großformat, Leinen mit Umschlag im Schuber / gebundene Ausgabe
réf. 2225Montfaucon Research Center, Bruxelles, 1972. Responsable de la publication : Joelle de la Casinière. 18,5 x 12 cm, non paginé. Nom de l'auteur manuscrit sur la page de titre sinon bon exemplaire. Édition originale.
1936réf. 19279AB1936. 2 volumes. Berlin Ullstein 1936. 37 : 265 cm. Each 96 pages with many illustratiolns. Coloured illustrated original wrappers. First Edition. Illustrated with B & W photographs throughout. While the text is in German the rear cover has the contents in French and English. Wikipedia: 'The Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung often abbreviated BIZ was a weekly illustrated magazine published in Berlin from 1892 to 1945. It was the first mass-market German magazine and pioneered the format of the illustrated news magazine. Under the Third Reich the Berliner Illustrirte like all other German publications was subject to Joseph Goebbels' Propaganda Ministry. In the 25 March 1934 issue it began serial publication of Hermann Göring's memoirs written by Eberhard Koebsell but was forced to withdraw them after Goebbels objected. In mid-1934 the Ullstein family business was "aryanised" and the Berliner Illustrirte became an organ of Nazi propaganda; previously non-political with the outbreak of war in 1939 it started featuring stories about the military and German victories. - As always wrappers with some small tears edged a bit rubbed. unknown
réf. ria9781472567413_inpHardcover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; This book is the first full cognitive history of an ancient religious practice. In this ground-breaking study on one of the most intriguing and mysterious cults Olympia Panagiotidou with contributions from Roger Beck shows how cognit hardcover
2008réf. x-0521621046Cambridge University Press 2008. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 256 pages. 9.76x6.85x0.71 inches. Cambridge University Press hardcover
2025réf. 1875661Brepols Publishers 2025. 1st. hardcover. New. 0x0x0. Brepols Publishers hardcover
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2023réf. x-1529228565Bristol Univ Pr 2023. Hardcover. New. 192 pages. 9.21x6.14x0.44 inches. Bristol Univ Pr hardcover
réf. 68059Brepols - Harvey Miller 2025. Hardback xx 486 Pages Size:216 x 280 mm Illustrations:676 b/w 96 col. 9 tables b/w. Language:English new. ISBN 9782503616858. Throughout the nineteenth and for much of the twentieth century archives were considered to be containers of knowledge holding material that was deemed to be objective and unbiased. In more recent years however as scholars have begun to engage more with archival material this perception has changed and archives have increasingly been recognized as sites of contention holding curated historical documents a re-evaluation that in turn has led to a new understanding of the role and significance of both archives and archiving practices as well as to revived interest in their contents. Taking renewed scholarly interest in archives as its starting point this volume highlights the importance of archival material both as a source of study and as a way of unleashing hitherto lost knowledge. The chapters gathered here present previously unpublished material for the first time as well as offer new insights into archival and curatorial practices. Through this approach the authors not only reveal unknown aspects and histories of both past and ongoing excavations but also shed light on the creation processes of an archive an element that is typically lost by the time the material is designated as an archive by those who study it. The result is a volume that can shape best archival practices and approaches for the future. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations List of Abbreviations 1. Turning the Page: Critical Archival Studies and Archaeological Historiographies Olympia Bobou Rubina Raja and Maria Stamatopoulou 2. Alexandrian Archaeology 17981903: A Local Archaeology Marie-Dominique Nenna 3. Revisiting Herzfelds Letters and Diaries from the Samarra Excavation 19111913 Miriam Kühn 4. The Infrastructure of an Excavation: Harald Ingholts Excavation Journals from Hama Syria 19311938 Anne Haslund Hansen and John Lund 5. In the Field and through the Archives: The 1928 American-British Campaign in Gerasa and the Excavation of the Church of St. Theodore Rubina Raja 6. Re-Assembling the Network: Richard Christensen and the 18721873 Purchase of Antiquities in Athens for the Copenhagen Collections Yannis Galanakis and Bente Bladsgaard Jensen 7. Where in the World are the Papademos Antiquities A Search for the Stock of an Athenian Art Dealer of the Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century Christina Avronidaki and Giorgos Kavvadias 8. Grave Z at Demetrias and the Notorious Case of the Volos Gold Wreath: Arvanitopouloss Archives and Early Twentieth-Century Greek Archaeology Maria Stamatopoulou 9. The Archaeological Department of the Greek Governance of Smyrna 19191922: Archaeology in the War Zone through Archival Testimonies Chrysanthi Tsouli and Kostas Paschalidis 10. The Ephemeral City: Refugees Amongst Antiquities in Interwar Athens Athina Chatzidimitriou and Maria-Xeni Garezou 11. Visions of Epiros between Greece and Rome: Demetrios Evangelidis and Luigi Ugolini Oliver Gilkes and Milena Melfi 12. Antiquities Diplomacy and the Construction of Soft Power in Greek-US Political Relationships in the Beginning of the Cold War Era: A Perspective from Archival Research in Greece and the USA Nassos Papalexandrou 13. Archival Palimpsests: Investigating the History of Harald Ingholts Archive of Palmyrene Sculptures Olympia Bobou and Rubina Raja 14. Lord William Taylour: Parallel Lives in Greece and Cambridge Michael Loy 15. The Annotated Archive: Marginalia and Meaning in Following Pots Morag M. Kersel and Meredith S. Chesson 16. Gentlemens Agreements: Applying Contemporary Archaeological Ethics in an Archival Setting Jon M. Frey Brepols - Harvey Miller 2025 hardcover
1981réf. BN741316Noetzel Florian 1981. 1981. Einführung in Probleme der Musikästhetik Einführung in Probleme der Musikästhetik Psychopedis-Frangou Olympia und Richard Schaal Noetzel, Florian unknown
1987réf. 147473Beverly Hills CA: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer MGM 1987. Vintage reference photograph of actor Nicolas Cage and director Norman Jewison on the set of the 1987 film. A wildly popular romantic comedy starring Cher as Loretta an Italian-American widow who finds herself falling for her fiance's impetuous and passionate younger brother. Nominated for six Academy Awards and winning three including for Best Actress for Cher Best Supporting Actress for Olympia Dukakis and Best Original Screenplay. Set and shot on location in New York and Toronto. 10 x 8 inches. About Near Fine. Ebert II. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer [MGM] unknown books
2016réf. 125285Melfi, Milena., Olympia Bobou: Hellenistic Sanctuaries. Between Greece and Rome. Oxford University Press, 2016. 326 pages, illustrated in black & white. Hardback.
2016réf. 125285Melfi, Milena., Olympia Bobou: Hellenistic Sanctuaries. Between Greece and Rome. Oxford University Press, 2016. 326 pages, illustrated in black & white. Hardback.
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réf. 68514Brepols - Harvey Miller 2025. Hardback Pages: xx 486 p. Size:216 x 280 mm Illustrations:676 b/w 96 col. 9 tables b/w. Languages:English NEW. ISBN 9782503616858. Summary Throughout the nineteenth and for much of the twentieth century archives were considered to be containers of knowledge holding material that was deemed to be objective and unbiased. In more recent years however as scholars have begun to engage more with archival material this perception has changed and archives have increasingly been recognized as sites of contention holding curated historical documents a re-evaluation that in turn has led to a new understanding of the role and significance of both archives and archiving practices as well as to revived interest in their contents. Taking renewed scholarly interest in archives as its starting point this volume highlights the importance of archival material both as a source of study and as a way of unleashing hitherto lost knowledge. The chapters gathered here present previously unpublished material for the first time as well as offer new insights into archival and curatorial practices. Through this approach the authors not only reveal unknown aspects and histories of both past and ongoing excavations but also shed light on the creation processes of an archive an element that is typically lost by the time the material is designated as an archive by those who study it. The result is a volume that can shape best archival practices and approaches for the future. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations List of Abbreviations 1. Turning the Page: Critical Archival Studies and Archaeological Historiographies Olympia Bobou Rubina Raja and Maria Stamatopoulou 2. Alexandrian Archaeology 17981903: A Local Archaeology Marie-Dominique Nenna 3. Revisiting Herzfelds Letters and Diaries from the Samarra Excavation 19111913 Miriam Kühn 4. The Infrastructure of an Excavation: Harald Ingholts Excavation Journals from Hama Syria 19311938 Anne Haslund Hansen and John Lund 5. In the Field and through the Archives: The 1928 American-British Campaign in Gerasa and the Excavation of the Church of St. Theodore Rubina Raja 6. Re-Assembling the Network: Richard Christensen and the 18721873 Purchase of Antiquities in Athens for the Copenhagen Collections Yannis Galanakis and Bente Bladsgaard Jensen 7. Where in the World are the Papademos Antiquities A Search for the Stock of an Athenian Art Dealer of the Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century Christina Avronidaki and Giorgos Kavvadias 8. Grave Z at Demetrias and the Notorious Case of the Volos Gold Wreath: Arvanitopouloss Archives and Early Twentieth-Century Greek Archaeology Maria Stamatopoulou 9. The Archaeological Department of the Greek Governance of Smyrna 19191922: Archaeology in the War Zone through Archival Testimonies Chrysanthi Tsouli and Kostas Paschalidis 10. The Ephemeral City: Refugees Amongst Antiquities in Interwar Athens Athina Chatzidimitriou and Maria-Xeni Garezou 11. Visions of Epiros between Greece and Rome: Demetrios Evangelidis and Luigi Ugolini Oliver Gilkes and Milena Melfi 12. Antiquities Diplomacy and the Construction of Soft Power in Greek-US Political Relationships in the Beginning of the Cold War Era: A Perspective from Archival Research in Greece and the USA Nassos Papalexandrou 13. Archival Palimpsests: Investigating the History of Harald Ingholts Archive of Palmyrene Sculptures Olympia Bobou and Rubina Raja 14. Lord William Taylour: Parallel Lives in Greece and Cambridge Michael Loy 15. The Annotated Archive: Marginalia and Meaning in Following Pots Morag M. Kersel and Meredith S. Chesson 16. Gentlemens Agreements: Applying Contemporary Archaeological Ethics in an Archival Setting Jon M. Frey Brepols - Harvey Miller 2025 hardcover
2023réf. x-8772192828Aarhus University Press 2023. Hardcover. New. 300 pages. 10.75x8.25x2.00 inches. Aarhus University Press hardcover
réf. BN385710Archival Historiographies. The Impact of Twentieth-Century Legacy Data on Archaeological Investigations Archival Historiographies. The Impact of Twentieth-Century Legacy Data on Archaeological Investigations Olympia Bobou Amy C. Miranda Rubina Raja eds unknown
1955Pages 1119-1152. Features: Photos of the Bertram Mills Circus at Olympia; Two pages of photos of first stages of the vast Kariba Hydro-Electric project on the Zambesi River; Photos of interesting rocks of Urgup on the central Anatolian plateau; Funeral photos of Charalambos Mouskos; Photos of funerals of Lieut. L.T.J. Kelly, killed during terrorist raid on police station at Yialousa, and Lance-Corporal Morum; Photos of Khrushchev and Marshal Bulganin in Kabul, with Indian strong man Guru Dev, in Golden Peacock barge on Inle Lake in Burma, and signing atomic weapon ban with Burmese officials in Rangoon; Two-page photo of hundreds of thousands of ducks at sanctuary near Mound City, Missouri; Photos of personalities of the week include J.L. Brierley, Dom Mintoff, Sir Mosley Mayne, Lord Reith, Sir Leslie Nicholls, B. Bowen, Sir Keith Jopson, Lord Ismay, R.P. Baulkwill, Major A. Huskisson, Herr Welsch, Dr. and Senora Alberto Candioti, and the Mayor of Oslo and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Brynjulf Bull; Photo of U.S. XH-17 Twin-jet helicopter lifting van; Photo of nuclear microscope at Stanford University; Photo of wreck of "Beet Special" train at the River Suir; Photo of Sudan declaring independence, showing Mr. Mubarrak Zarroug; Photo of King Frederick of Denmark examining Jens Olsen's 570,000 year clock; and more. First page of ads missing. Unmarked. Somewhat above-average wear. A worthy vintage copy. Book
1952Pages 1057-1092. Features: Colour ad inside front cover by Dunlop Rubber features illustration of St. Mary's Cathedral in Iona; Five photos of the moon and planets from the Palomar Observatory; Nice one-page photo portrait of Admiral Lord Mountbatten; Six photos of the Circus at Olympia - with the Queen and Prince Phillip present; The Private papers of Douglas Haig, 1914-1919; Photos of Lake Eyre's transformation from desert to lake to desert; A Canadian Fighter Wing for N.A.T.O. - three photos of the handing-over of the R.C.A.F. fighter base at Grostenquin, in France, with men and aircraft, to the command of N.A.T.O.; Two photos of America's latest eight-jet stratofortress, the Boeing YB-B52 Stratofortress; Eisenhower's visit to Korea; Photo of Eisenhower carving his Thanksgiving turkey; Six photos of West Africa's first waterborne "Petrol Train", the 'Adama' and her barges' 1,200-mile voyage; Centerfold illustration of Canterbury as it was in Roman times; Deciphering the palimpset of Canterbury (courtesy of excavations made possible by the blitz); Seven photos of the presentation of the Noble prizes by King Gustaf, and the Nobel banquet; Photos of personalities of the week, including Sir William Dampier and Sir William Goscombe John; Photo of the new President of Israel, Mr. Itzhak Ben-Zvi, taking the oath in the Knesset; Six photos of an automatic mail sorting machine in use in a Belgian post office; Photos and brief write-ups of the regular contributors to the publication - Frank Davis, J.C. Trewin, Baruch H. Wood, Clarence Elliott, Cyril Falls, Arthur Bryant, Sir John Squire, E.D. O'Brien, Mrs. Romilly John, Dr. Maurice Burton and Alan Dent; Nice colour ad on back cover for Imperial Leather's toilet powder; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A quality vintage copy. Magazine
1948Pages 677-704. Features: Cover photo of massive disappointed crowd after cancellation of Trooping The Colour due to poor weather forecast; Colour ad by the Nuffield Organization inside front cover explains how the export of their cars return bread to Britain; Air photo of the great Roman amphitheater at Verulamium; Two pages of illustrations of 10 centuries old St. Albans; Six nice photos illustrate the Rumanian Royal wedding in Athens where ex-King Michael married Princess Anne; Six photos of the battle for the Ashes - England plays Australia at Nottingham; Four dramatic photos illustrate the "Kobenhavn" disaster which killed 60 when the Danish passenger ship struck a floating World War II mine; Article on politics and the European recovery program; Photos of bombing tests on "HMS Nelson", and other international naval news; Photos of personalities in the news include Col. Sir A. Webb-Johnson, Sir F. K. Taylor, T. E. Williams, the right Hon. W. Whiteley, the Rev H. E. Lewis, W. De La Mare, W. Gilliatt, Air Commander F. Whittle, Leigh Ashton, A. H. Gardiner, Charles B. Cochran, Sir F. Soskice, Lord Henderson, Dr. Edward Benes, Anthony Quayle, the Maharaja of Kapurthala with Lord and Lady Mountbatten, John St. Maur Ramsden, Dr. Arnold, and the Queen with Princess Margaret and Mr. Attlee; Photos of the 58th Royal tournament at Olympia; Centrefold illustration depicts the Royal Air Force establishing a forward airfield in a thrilling set piece at Olympia; Miscellaneous Royal photos; Photo of the British Wightman Cup team; Photo of the victorious United States Wightman Cup team; Photo of the Rundfunkhaus, the Berlin radio station situated in the British zone, but used and occupied by the Russians; Photo of Genevieve Danelle, the first woman to face the firing squad in the Paris region since World War I; Photo of the wreckage of the charter aircraft which crashed at Cronk-Ny-Irey-Lhaa, I.O.M., while carrying visitors to the T.T. races; Photo of the Arab-Jew truce mediator, Count Bernadotte, approaching the Transjordan Foreign Ministry during the recent truce negotiations; Photo of military recruiting posters in Tel Aviv; Article and wonderful photos describe newly revealed ancient sanctuary in the Ceylon jungle - the revelation of Mandalagiri; Nice colour ad for Dewar's "White Label" Scotch whiskey shows case being hoisted onto oceanliner "Elizabeth". Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
1948Pages 505-532. Features: Cover photo of statesmen charged with reconstructing and uniting Europe - Bevin, Marshall, and Schuman; Photos f minority candidates for the US presidency Include John G. Scott of the Greenback Party, Claude A. Watson of the California Prohibition Party, and Dr. John Maxwell of the Vegetarian Party; Photos illustrate the French coal strike and the government's bold measures; Photos of personalities of the week include King Frederick of Denmark, Dr. William T. S. Stallybrass, Mr. Justice Lynskey, Miss Mary Lucy Cartwright, Russell Vick, Ivor Thomas, Gerald Upjohn, the 'Itma' players; Photo of Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, who was in Paris for the Security Council debate; photo of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rieder of Cape Town who picked up a television program transmitted from Alexandra Palace; Article on the Commonwealth Conference; Two large photos of the New Territorial Army on parade - the King reviews 8000 Troops in Hyde Park; Photo of the King opening the new power station at Kingston-on-Thames; Photos of acceptance of the Berlin plan at the UN; Photos of the first State opening of Parliament with full ceremonial for 10 years; Six photos of huge crowds and outstanding exhibits at the Motor Show; Full-page photo portrait of Thomas E. Dewey; Full-page photo portrait of Harry S Truman; Centrefold illustration of Sulgrave Manor, birthplace of George Washington's ancestors; Six photos of dairy show exhibits at Olympia; Sudan's first election, with nine photos including Sayed Sir Abdul Rahman Pasha El Mahdi, and Sir Robert G. Howe; Aerial photos of Khartoum and Omdurman in Sudan; Three large photos of the Royal Command Variety Performance at the London Palladium; Seven excellent photos illustrate the Egyptian debacle in South Palestine where Israel scored a decisive victory in the Negev; 300 men of the Scots Guards and Coldstream Guards Marched through Singapore; Photos of demonstration parachute drop of Jeep from Halifax aircraft; Photos celebrate the 75th birthday of the typewriter and its inventor Christopher Latham Sholes; Photo of "Autoblast" orchard sprayer, the first of its kind in this country; Photo of scallops or Mr. Haseltine beside his recently unveiled statue of a racehorse Man 'O War. Centrefold holding by one staple. Outer advertising pages not included. Above average wear and soiling. A worthy reference copy Magazine
1949Pages 1009-1048. Features. Amazing cover-page photo of 10% of South Africa's white population gathered for the inauguration of the Voortrekker Memorial at Pretoria on December 16th (plus two more photos inside); Five photos of the 30-hour Covent Gardens blaze where firefighter Station Officer Fisher lost his life; Two photos of the funeral procession of the late Governor of Sarawak, Mr. Duncan Stewart, in Singapore; Photos of Princess Elizabeth's tour of H.M. Dockyard, Malta; One-page photo of the consecration of the New Roman Catholic Bishop of Southwark, the Right Reverend Monsignor Cyril Cowderoy; Two-page illustrated chart showing the cost of some imported commodities and the proportion obtained from the dollar area, and the volume of British imports and exports in 1948; In the hands of the Gestapo for six years - Mr. Hugh W.A. Oloff De Wet; Six illustrations show the House of Commons new Annunciator system which keeps members informed when absent from the chamber; Six photos of construction of the new House of Commons; Six nice photos of food galore in 'Dublin's Fair City', in contrast to Britain's food shortages; Fantastic two-page spread of eight photos illustrates "One of Tokyo's Most Westernised Aspects - Shopping in the Japanese Capital's Great Department Stores"; The Russian Theatre of the Second World War - a review of 'La Guerre Germano-Sovietique, 1941-1945, by General A. Guillaume; Page with large photo and smaller photos and text entitled "Seventy Years Old - The World's Most Powerful Dictator and Least-Known Ruler - Joseph Stalin"; Five fascinating large photos illustrate the mining and production of clay which is used to make porcelain - with one-page photo of a deep Cornish China stone quarry; Two-page photo-spread illustrates Bertram Mills' Christmas Show (Circus) at Olympia, including elephants, The Seven Ashtons, the great Arturos Troop, and drinking polar bears, all under the "Big Top"; Two pages of photos of Wyoming Rancher Frank Robbins and the round-up of wild horses using aircraft; Two pages of photos of fashions worn by well-dressed women and children from 1770-1927; 600th Anniversary of Trinity Hall, Cambridge; American excavations on the Athenian Agora in Greece; Photo s of personalities of the week included Mr. Albert Toft, Dr. George De Hevesy, Field Marshal Von Manstein, Mr. George H. Lloyd Jacob, Mr. Richard G. Casey, Dame Enid Lyons, Dr. J.P.S. Jamieson, Vice-Admiral R. Ivelaw-Chapman and Minister of Food, Mr. Strachey; and more. Taped repairs to outer advertising pages which are lacking back page. Contents complete, intact and unmarked. A sound reference copy. Magazine
