Ancient history: evidence and models |
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User Review - thcson - LibraryThingEveryone with an interest in ancient history should read this book. It clearly illustrates how research practice in ancient history differs from that of modern history. A good antidote for naive realists who believe that historians always discover the past 'as it really was'. Read full review
Contents
Progress in Historiography | 1 |
The Ancient Historian and his Sources | 9 |
Documents | 27 |
Copyright | |
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