At San José, British Honduras Washington, Carnegie Institution 1939. Grand in-4° broché XI + 292 pages.
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Khan, Farid, J.R. Knox and K.D. Thomas: Explorations and Excavations in Bannu District, North-West Frontier Province, Pakistan, 1985-1988. London: British Museum, 1991. Series: Occasional Paper (British Museum) No 80. 151 pages, 71 black and white figures, 21 black and white plates. Paperback. 30 x 21cms.
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Ure, P. N.: Sixth & Fifth Century Pottery from excavations made at Rhitsona by R. M. Burrows in 1909 and by P. N. Ure and A. D. Ure in 1921 & 1922. London: Oxford University Press, 1927. 111 pages, plus 25 monochrome plates. Cloth. 28 x 19cms.
, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2007 softcover. VI 309 p., 359 b/w ill., 210 x 295 mm, Languages: English, French, Including an index. Fine copy. ISBN 9782503518121.
The third volume about the Euro-Syrian excavations at Tell Beydar constitutes the progress report of the 2000 to 2002 seasons of excavations and the 2003 - 2004 (springtime) seasons of architectural restoration. The central acropolis is currently almost completely uncovered, revealing the Early Jezirah IIIb administrative centre of the ancient city of Nabada. Immediately S of the acropolis, three temples (B, C and D), workshops and storerooms are located in a specific quarter. Soundings have been initiated below the floors of the EJ IIIb Palace and Temple A, reaching official architecture from the EJ IIIa period. B Field has been extended, providing more private houses. Private houses were discovered as well in Field Q. A new area of excavations (P) is scheduled to survey the E part of the city. W of Temple C, a new area of excavations (M/O) reaches a quarter of the city seemingly devoted to handicraft and economical purposes. The hellenistic building of Area A provides clues about architecture, pottery and stratigraphy of a poorly documented period in Upper Mesopotamia. In 2003 a large programme of architectural restoration has been launched, having as main priority the preservation of the EJ IIIb official buildings of the central acropolis. The methods of consolidation/restoration/reconstruction are detailed in the volume. The hellenistic building of Area A has been restored as well.
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The Treasure of Troy. Heinrich Schliemanns excavations Pushkin Museum, Moscow. 16 April 1996-15 April 1997. Treasures of Troy. Heinrich Schliemanns excavations. In Russian /The Treasure of Troy. Heinrich Schliemanns excavations Pushkin Museum, Moscow. 16 April 1996-15 April 1997. Sokrovishcha Troi. Raskopki Genrikha Shlimana. M. Pushkin Museum-Leonardo Arte 1996, 239 p. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalbbf20891088e72962.
, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2003 softcover. 2 vol., 620 p., 44 colour ill., 210 x 297 mm, Languages: English. ISBN 9782503991177.
This volume is the progress report of three further seasons of excavations at Tell Beydar (Syria, 1995-1997). The excavations at the central acropolis of the the IIIrd Millennium tell revealed most important Early Jezirah III and IV official buildings, including an official block (EJ III) and a series of temples (EJ III-IV). Deep soundings (fields G and I) brought much informations about the early levels of the Kranzhugel. The E field granary is fully published and adds considerable knowledge about the debated question of storage facilities in Upper Mesopotamia. The discovery of several levels of inner fortification walls proved the strategical importance of this town in the third Millennium. A considerable amount of stratified evidence is presented and helped in setting up the periodization of this urban centre, the ancient name of which was probably Nabada. Evidence from the hellenistic levels from the Upper Town enlightens the stratigraphy of this poorly known period in Upper Mesopotamia. Subartu IX includes a preliminary report of excavations at Beydar III, a Late Chalcolithic settlement.