The Cambridge Ancient HistoryStanley 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 |
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 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 |
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 |
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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 |
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