Philip Matyszak
Forgotten Peoples of the Ancient World
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Philip Matyszak
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The first book to offer an overview of the lost peoples and cultures who flourished and fought for survival alongside the Egyptians, Greeks and Romans.
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The first book to offer an overview of the lost peoples and cultures who flourished and fought for survival alongside the Egyptians, Greeks and Romans.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Thames & Hudson
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. August 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 247mm x 182mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 887g
- ISBN-13: 9780500052150
- ISBN-10: 0500052158
- Artikelnr.: 57927782
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Thames & Hudson
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. August 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 247mm x 182mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 887g
- ISBN-13: 9780500052150
- ISBN-10: 0500052158
- Artikelnr.: 57927782
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Philip Matyszak has a doctorate in Roman history from St John's College, Oxford. He is the author of many books on classical civilization, including Chronicle of the Roman Republic, The Enemies of Rome, The Sons of Caesar, Ancient Rome on Five Denarii a Day, Ancient Athens on Five Drachmas a Day, Lives of the Romans (with Joanne Berry) and Legionary.
Introduction - Resurrecting A Forgotten World
The First Civilizations
Introduction - Starting from Scratch in Mesopotamia
The Akkadians - The First Empire Builders
The Amorites - 'Founders' of Babylon
The Canaanites - Israel Before the Israelites
The Elamites - The Empire Before Persia
The Hittites - Masters of Anatolia
The Hyksos - Invaders of Egypt
The Sea Peoples - Riders of the Storm
From Assyria to Alexander
Introduction - Recovering from the Bronze Age Collapse
The Lost Tribes of Israel - Ten Still Missing
The Arameans - Nomadic Conquerors in the Middle East
The Philistines - Strangers in a Strange Land
The Dorians - People of the Spear
The Phrygians - King Midas and the Gordian Knot
The Illyrians - Balkan Raiders
The Lydians - As Rich as Croesus
The Sicels - Settlers of Sicily
The Medes - Destroyers of Nineveh
The Chaldeans - Masters of Magic
The Kushites - Egypt's Southern Conquerors
The Bactrians - Powerful Traders on the Silk Road
The Coming of Rome
Introduction - Civilization Spreads West Beyond the Mediterranean
The Epirots - The Original Pyrrhic Victory
The Sabines - Co-founders of Rome?
The Samaritans - Survivors of Antiquity
The Garamantes and Numidians - Forgotten Peoples of North Africa
The Sarmatians - Horse Riders of the Steppe
The Nabataeans - The People of Petra
The Celtiberians - The Celts of Spain
The Galatians - Gauls in Asia Minor
The Arverni - For Vercingetorix and Victory!
The Thracians - Masters of Metalworking
The Catuvellauni - The Tribe of Caractacus
The Iceni - Led into Battle by Boudica
The Batavi - Allies and Enemies of Rome
The Dacians - On the Edge of Empire
The Fall of Rome in the West
Introduction - Barbarian Invasions and the End of Empire
The Alans - Westwards Through a Falling Empire
The Vandals - More than Vandalism
The Visigoths - The Tribe that Broke Rome
The Ostrogoths - Heirs to Rome
The Alemanni - The Tribe of 'Humans United'
The Jutes - Forgotten Invaders of Britain
The Hephthalites - The Mysterious 'White Huns'
Epilogue
Timeline of the ancient world
Further reading
Sources of illustrations
The First Civilizations
Introduction - Starting from Scratch in Mesopotamia
The Akkadians - The First Empire Builders
The Amorites - 'Founders' of Babylon
The Canaanites - Israel Before the Israelites
The Elamites - The Empire Before Persia
The Hittites - Masters of Anatolia
The Hyksos - Invaders of Egypt
The Sea Peoples - Riders of the Storm
From Assyria to Alexander
Introduction - Recovering from the Bronze Age Collapse
The Lost Tribes of Israel - Ten Still Missing
The Arameans - Nomadic Conquerors in the Middle East
The Philistines - Strangers in a Strange Land
The Dorians - People of the Spear
The Phrygians - King Midas and the Gordian Knot
The Illyrians - Balkan Raiders
The Lydians - As Rich as Croesus
The Sicels - Settlers of Sicily
The Medes - Destroyers of Nineveh
The Chaldeans - Masters of Magic
The Kushites - Egypt's Southern Conquerors
The Bactrians - Powerful Traders on the Silk Road
The Coming of Rome
Introduction - Civilization Spreads West Beyond the Mediterranean
The Epirots - The Original Pyrrhic Victory
The Sabines - Co-founders of Rome?
The Samaritans - Survivors of Antiquity
The Garamantes and Numidians - Forgotten Peoples of North Africa
The Sarmatians - Horse Riders of the Steppe
The Nabataeans - The People of Petra
The Celtiberians - The Celts of Spain
The Galatians - Gauls in Asia Minor
The Arverni - For Vercingetorix and Victory!
The Thracians - Masters of Metalworking
The Catuvellauni - The Tribe of Caractacus
The Iceni - Led into Battle by Boudica
The Batavi - Allies and Enemies of Rome
The Dacians - On the Edge of Empire
The Fall of Rome in the West
Introduction - Barbarian Invasions and the End of Empire
The Alans - Westwards Through a Falling Empire
The Vandals - More than Vandalism
The Visigoths - The Tribe that Broke Rome
The Ostrogoths - Heirs to Rome
The Alemanni - The Tribe of 'Humans United'
The Jutes - Forgotten Invaders of Britain
The Hephthalites - The Mysterious 'White Huns'
Epilogue
Timeline of the ancient world
Further reading
Sources of illustrations
Introduction - Resurrecting A Forgotten World
The First Civilizations
Introduction - Starting from Scratch in Mesopotamia
The Akkadians - The First Empire Builders
The Amorites - 'Founders' of Babylon
The Canaanites - Israel Before the Israelites
The Elamites - The Empire Before Persia
The Hittites - Masters of Anatolia
The Hyksos - Invaders of Egypt
The Sea Peoples - Riders of the Storm
From Assyria to Alexander
Introduction - Recovering from the Bronze Age Collapse
The Lost Tribes of Israel - Ten Still Missing
The Arameans - Nomadic Conquerors in the Middle East
The Philistines - Strangers in a Strange Land
The Dorians - People of the Spear
The Phrygians - King Midas and the Gordian Knot
The Illyrians - Balkan Raiders
The Lydians - As Rich as Croesus
The Sicels - Settlers of Sicily
The Medes - Destroyers of Nineveh
The Chaldeans - Masters of Magic
The Kushites - Egypt's Southern Conquerors
The Bactrians - Powerful Traders on the Silk Road
The Coming of Rome
Introduction - Civilization Spreads West Beyond the Mediterranean
The Epirots - The Original Pyrrhic Victory
The Sabines - Co-founders of Rome?
The Samaritans - Survivors of Antiquity
The Garamantes and Numidians - Forgotten Peoples of North Africa
The Sarmatians - Horse Riders of the Steppe
The Nabataeans - The People of Petra
The Celtiberians - The Celts of Spain
The Galatians - Gauls in Asia Minor
The Arverni - For Vercingetorix and Victory!
The Thracians - Masters of Metalworking
The Catuvellauni - The Tribe of Caractacus
The Iceni - Led into Battle by Boudica
The Batavi - Allies and Enemies of Rome
The Dacians - On the Edge of Empire
The Fall of Rome in the West
Introduction - Barbarian Invasions and the End of Empire
The Alans - Westwards Through a Falling Empire
The Vandals - More than Vandalism
The Visigoths - The Tribe that Broke Rome
The Ostrogoths - Heirs to Rome
The Alemanni - The Tribe of 'Humans United'
The Jutes - Forgotten Invaders of Britain
The Hephthalites - The Mysterious 'White Huns'
Epilogue
Timeline of the ancient world
Further reading
Sources of illustrations
The First Civilizations
Introduction - Starting from Scratch in Mesopotamia
The Akkadians - The First Empire Builders
The Amorites - 'Founders' of Babylon
The Canaanites - Israel Before the Israelites
The Elamites - The Empire Before Persia
The Hittites - Masters of Anatolia
The Hyksos - Invaders of Egypt
The Sea Peoples - Riders of the Storm
From Assyria to Alexander
Introduction - Recovering from the Bronze Age Collapse
The Lost Tribes of Israel - Ten Still Missing
The Arameans - Nomadic Conquerors in the Middle East
The Philistines - Strangers in a Strange Land
The Dorians - People of the Spear
The Phrygians - King Midas and the Gordian Knot
The Illyrians - Balkan Raiders
The Lydians - As Rich as Croesus
The Sicels - Settlers of Sicily
The Medes - Destroyers of Nineveh
The Chaldeans - Masters of Magic
The Kushites - Egypt's Southern Conquerors
The Bactrians - Powerful Traders on the Silk Road
The Coming of Rome
Introduction - Civilization Spreads West Beyond the Mediterranean
The Epirots - The Original Pyrrhic Victory
The Sabines - Co-founders of Rome?
The Samaritans - Survivors of Antiquity
The Garamantes and Numidians - Forgotten Peoples of North Africa
The Sarmatians - Horse Riders of the Steppe
The Nabataeans - The People of Petra
The Celtiberians - The Celts of Spain
The Galatians - Gauls in Asia Minor
The Arverni - For Vercingetorix and Victory!
The Thracians - Masters of Metalworking
The Catuvellauni - The Tribe of Caractacus
The Iceni - Led into Battle by Boudica
The Batavi - Allies and Enemies of Rome
The Dacians - On the Edge of Empire
The Fall of Rome in the West
Introduction - Barbarian Invasions and the End of Empire
The Alans - Westwards Through a Falling Empire
The Vandals - More than Vandalism
The Visigoths - The Tribe that Broke Rome
The Ostrogoths - Heirs to Rome
The Alemanni - The Tribe of 'Humans United'
The Jutes - Forgotten Invaders of Britain
The Hephthalites - The Mysterious 'White Huns'
Epilogue
Timeline of the ancient world
Further reading
Sources of illustrations