Muu(t) tekijä(t): Gilbert Charles-Picard

Muu(t) tekijä(t): Frederick L. CoolidgeAsiasanat: ihminen, evoluutio, arkeologia, kulttuuriantropologia, sosiaaliantropologia, antropologia, etnopsykologia, human evolution, Social archaeology, Cognition and culture, Ethnopsychology, Neanderthals

Sarja: Monuments and museums of GreeceAlkuteos: Delos-Mykonos.Asiasanat: historia, arkkitehtuuri, antiikki, taide, arkeologia, oppaat (teokset)

Asiasanat: kartastot, kartat, kansatiede, etniset ryhmät, kartverk, Archaeology, kartor, etnologi, etniska grupper, ethnic groups, kulttuurialueet, kulturområden, Anthropo-geology

Sarja: Computer applications and quantitative methods in archaeology

Muu(t) tekijä(t): Manfred HildermeierMerkinnät: omistajamerkintäSarja: New German historical perspectives Historical concepts between eastern and western EuropeAsiasanat: Historians, History & Archaeology, History - General

Asiasanat: arkeologia, palatsit, oppaat (teokset), minolainen kulttuuri

Muu(t) tekijä(t): Timo Eskola, Eero JunkkaalaSarja: Iustitia supplement series [11; Iustitia [11Asiasanat: historia, arkeologia, arkeologi

Muu(t) tekijä(t): Alan Houghton BrodrickMerkinnät: omistajamerkintäAsiasanat: Animals, Animals and civilization

Asiasanat: arkeologia, kaivaukset, utgrävningar, Excavations (Archaeology), arkeologi, Architecture, Renaissance

Muu(t) tekijä(t): Maria Ausilia AlbaneseAsiasanat: Excavations (Archaeology), Civilization, Ancient

K. C. Chang's now-standard text on Chinese archaeology. Chang discusses the period from the early humans and their Palaeolithic cultures through the first agricultural settlements to the rise and development of the earliest civilizations around 1000 BC. Chang now demonstrates that several regional cultures developed independently of one another and began to be linked together around 4000 BC. According to Chang, the interaction of these cultures laid the foundation for the Chinese civilization that we recognize in the early dynasties and in China's written history. Chang also presents provocative views on the distinctive process of the rise of civilization, urbanism, and the state society in China, as embodied in the Chinese archaic bronzes.

Muu(t) tekijä(t): Vl. A. SemenovSarja: Treasures of world culture = Sokrovishcha mirovoĭ kulʹtury ; vyp. 2Alkuteos: Zemli͡a v serdt͡se Azii.Asiasanat: Excavations (Archaeology)