Encyclopedia of archaeology : the great archaeologist. edited by Tim Murray.

Contributor(s):

Murray, Tim [Editor]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: ; Volume IPublication details: California : ABC-CLIO, c1999.Description: xxii, 456 pages : illustrations ; 26 cmISBN:

1576071995

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CC 110 .E53 199

Summary: Some of the world's best-known archaeologists have written 58 remarkable biographies of their predecessors. These essays- readable, informative, often witty-constitute a history of archaeology from its beginnings in renaissance antiquarianism down to the present day. Especially exciting is the coverage of figures little known to readers in the west: russian, chinese, and mexican archaeologists all receive their due.

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Some of the world's best-known archaeologists have written 58 remarkable biographies of their predecessors. These essays- readable, informative, often witty-constitute a history of archaeology from its beginnings in renaissance antiquarianism down to the present day. Especially exciting is the coverage of figures little known to readers in the west: russian, chinese, and mexican archaeologists all receive their due.

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