Early Greece: The Bronze and Archaic Ages. - M.I. Finley
KORTE INHOUD
'The professional will find a great deal to think about and a certain amout to quarrel with. Archaeologists may have a better idea of the limitations of their evidence than they always admit. There is a lot to digest to.' (JOHN BOARDMAN in The classical Review (New Series), 1971, p. 460).
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London, 1970. XIV,155p. Illustrated with figures, maps and plates. Cloth wrps.Antiquarian
'The professional will find a great deal to think about and a certain amout to quarrel with. Archaeologists may have a better idea of the limitations of their evidence than they always admit. There is a lot to digest to.' (JOHN BOARDMAN in The classical Review (New Series), 1971, p. 460).
'The professional will find a great deal to think about and a certain amout to quarrel with. Archaeologists may have a better idea of the limitations of their evidence than they always admit. There is a lot to digest to.' (JOHN BOARDMAN in The classical Review (New Series), 1971, p. 460).
