A History of Sumer and Akkad. An account of the early races of Babylonia from prehistoric times to the foundation of the Babylonian monarchy
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- Nombre de pages5292
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4717499-8
- EAN8596547174998
- Date de parution15/08/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille6 Mo
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "A History of Sumer and Akkad, " L. W. King provides a comprehensive exploration of the ancient Mesopotamian civilizations that laid the foundations for human society. Combining meticulous archival research with engaging prose, King illuminates the political, social, and cultural landscapes of Sumer and Akkad, tracing their evolution from primordial city-states to the emergence of complex empires.
His literary style merges rigorous academic analysis with accessible narrative, making the history of these fascinating cultures compelling for both scholars and general readers. The breadth of his discussion includes language, religion, and the region's significant technological advancements, ensuring a holistic examination of their legacies. L. W. King was a prominent British archaeologist and Assyriologist whose deep interest in ancient Mesopotamia was fueled by a broader context of early 20th-century archaeology.
His work was significantly informed by both his fieldwork in the region and the burgeoning interest in understanding ancient civilizations through their artifacts and texts. Kings' scholarly expertise and passion for ancient history underpin his thorough approach in this seminal work, contributing to its influence in the field of Near Eastern studies. This book is an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand the origins of urban civilization and the complexities of early human societies.
Scholars, students, and enthusiasts of ancient history will find King's exploration rich with insight and foundational knowledge, making it a timeless reference for understanding Sumer and Akkad's enduring impact on world history.
His literary style merges rigorous academic analysis with accessible narrative, making the history of these fascinating cultures compelling for both scholars and general readers. The breadth of his discussion includes language, religion, and the region's significant technological advancements, ensuring a holistic examination of their legacies. L. W. King was a prominent British archaeologist and Assyriologist whose deep interest in ancient Mesopotamia was fueled by a broader context of early 20th-century archaeology.
His work was significantly informed by both his fieldwork in the region and the burgeoning interest in understanding ancient civilizations through their artifacts and texts. Kings' scholarly expertise and passion for ancient history underpin his thorough approach in this seminal work, contributing to its influence in the field of Near Eastern studies. This book is an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand the origins of urban civilization and the complexities of early human societies.
Scholars, students, and enthusiasts of ancient history will find King's exploration rich with insight and foundational knowledge, making it a timeless reference for understanding Sumer and Akkad's enduring impact on world history.
In "A History of Sumer and Akkad, " L. W. King provides a comprehensive exploration of the ancient Mesopotamian civilizations that laid the foundations for human society. Combining meticulous archival research with engaging prose, King illuminates the political, social, and cultural landscapes of Sumer and Akkad, tracing their evolution from primordial city-states to the emergence of complex empires.
His literary style merges rigorous academic analysis with accessible narrative, making the history of these fascinating cultures compelling for both scholars and general readers. The breadth of his discussion includes language, religion, and the region's significant technological advancements, ensuring a holistic examination of their legacies. L. W. King was a prominent British archaeologist and Assyriologist whose deep interest in ancient Mesopotamia was fueled by a broader context of early 20th-century archaeology.
His work was significantly informed by both his fieldwork in the region and the burgeoning interest in understanding ancient civilizations through their artifacts and texts. Kings' scholarly expertise and passion for ancient history underpin his thorough approach in this seminal work, contributing to its influence in the field of Near Eastern studies. This book is an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand the origins of urban civilization and the complexities of early human societies.
Scholars, students, and enthusiasts of ancient history will find King's exploration rich with insight and foundational knowledge, making it a timeless reference for understanding Sumer and Akkad's enduring impact on world history.
His literary style merges rigorous academic analysis with accessible narrative, making the history of these fascinating cultures compelling for both scholars and general readers. The breadth of his discussion includes language, religion, and the region's significant technological advancements, ensuring a holistic examination of their legacies. L. W. King was a prominent British archaeologist and Assyriologist whose deep interest in ancient Mesopotamia was fueled by a broader context of early 20th-century archaeology.
His work was significantly informed by both his fieldwork in the region and the burgeoning interest in understanding ancient civilizations through their artifacts and texts. Kings' scholarly expertise and passion for ancient history underpin his thorough approach in this seminal work, contributing to its influence in the field of Near Eastern studies. This book is an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand the origins of urban civilization and the complexities of early human societies.
Scholars, students, and enthusiasts of ancient history will find King's exploration rich with insight and foundational knowledge, making it a timeless reference for understanding Sumer and Akkad's enduring impact on world history.
