The Cambridge Ancient History

Stanley Arthur Cook, Martin Percival Charlesworth, John Bagnell Bury, John Bernard Bury

Cambridge University Press, 1924 - History, Ancient

Contents

• from the earliest times to I: 1
• Israel and Judah from Jehu until the period of Assyrian: 11
• The Stone Age in the Central Balkan Area: 75
• The Eneolithic period in the Central Balkan Area: 136
• The Bronze Age in the Central Balkan Area page: 163
• GARAŠANIN I The East Balkan complex: 166
• The Early Bronze Age in the Central and Western Balkans: 170
• The CarpathoDanubian complex: 175
• The West Balkan complex: 181
• The Prehistory of Albania: 187
• The Palaeolithic and Mesolithic periods: 189
• The Neolithic period: 190
• The Eneolithic period: 201
• Neolithic and Eneolithic sites and habitations: 204
• Way of life: 206
• The Bronze Age: 209
• The period of transition from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age: 228
• Way of life: 231
• PART II: 234
• Ashurdan II to AshurNirari V 934745 в с: 238
• Comments on the sources for the period covered by this chapter: 244
• Chronology of the NeoAssyrian period: 245
• Historical background: 247
• Ashurdan II 934912 B C: 248
• Adadnirari II 911891 B с: 249
• TukultiNinurta II 890884 в с: 251
• Ashurnasirpal II 883859 в с: 253
• Shalmaneser III 858824 В С: 259
• ShamshiAdad V 823811 B C: 269
• Adadnirari III 810783 в с: 271
• The interval 782745 B с: 276
• Conclusion: 279
• Urartu: 314
• Geography and environment of Urartu: 322
• the origins of Urartu: 328
• Urartian art and archaeology: 365
• The NeoHittite states in Syria and Anatolia: 372
• Israel and Judah until the revolt of Jehu 931841 В С: 442
• domination 8410 750 В С page: 488
• Cyprus: 511
• from the Twentysecond to the Twentyfourth: 534
• PART III: 581
• Illyris Epirus and Macedonia in the Early Iron Age page: 619
• Central Greece and Thessaly: 657
• The Peloponnese: 696
• East Greece: 745
• The islands: 754
• The Cyclades: 765
• The Geometric culture of Greece: 779
• The earliest alphabetic writing page: 794
• 20b Greek alphabetic writing: 819
• Linguistic problems of the Balkan area in the late prehistoric: 834
• 20d The Greek language and the historical dialects: 850
• 20e Balkan languages Illyrian Thracian and DacoMoesian: 866
• BIBLIOGRAPHY: 901
• B Western Asia page: 930
• Assyria and Babylonia: 932
• Urartu: 941
• Syria and Anatolia: 949
• Israel and Judah: 955
• Egypt: 966
• Greece and the Aegean: 974
• Central Greece and Thessaly: 977
• Argolis and Epidaurus: 980
• Corinthia and Megaris: 982
• Achaea Arcadia Eleia and Messenia: 983
• East Greece: 984
• Euboea and the Cyclades: 985
• Cyprus: 987
• E Development of Writing: 989
• Greek alphabetic writing: 997
• The Greek language and the historical dialects: 998
• Balkan languages Illyrian Thracian Dacian Moesian: 1000
• Index: 1009

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Bibliographic information

• Title: The Cambridge Ancient History
• Editors: Stanley Arthur Cook, Martin Percival Charlesworth, John Bagnell Bury, John Bernard Bury
• Contributors: Sir Frank Adcock, John Boardman
• Publisher: Cambridge University Press, 1924
• ISBN: 0521224969, 9780521224963