History of the Phoenician Civilization. Exploring the Legacy of Phoenician Trade and Navigation
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- Nombre de pages389
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4766912-8
- EAN8596547669128
- Date de parution17/11/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille2 Mo
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
George Rawlinson's "History of the Phoenician Civilization" offers an exhaustive exploration of the intricate socio-political structures, trade networks, and cultural contributions of the ancient Phoenicians. The text employs a rigorous scholarly style, rich with detailed analysis and historical context, drawing from both archaeological findings and classical sources. Rawlinson's writing transcends mere narration, engaging readers with vivid depictions of key events and figures, while situating the Phoenicians within the broader landscape of Mediterranean history.
As a 19th-century historian and Assyriologist, George Rawlinson was profoundly influenced by his rigorous classical education and his role as one of the first to translate cuneiform inscriptions from ancient Mesopotamia. His fascination with ancient civilizations likely stemmed from this background, as he intertwines comparative analysis of Phoenician culture with insights into its interactions with neighboring societies, such as the Greeks and Egyptians.
Rawlinson's expertise underscores the validity and depth of his historical interpretations, making them invaluable to both scholars and enthusiasts of ancient history. I wholeheartedly recommend "History of the Phoenician Civilization" to anyone intrigued by the complexities of ancient cultures and their legacies. Rawlinson's meticulous work shines a light on the often-overlooked achievements of the Phoenicians, providing a compelling narrative that enriches our understanding of their enduring impact on western civilization.
As a 19th-century historian and Assyriologist, George Rawlinson was profoundly influenced by his rigorous classical education and his role as one of the first to translate cuneiform inscriptions from ancient Mesopotamia. His fascination with ancient civilizations likely stemmed from this background, as he intertwines comparative analysis of Phoenician culture with insights into its interactions with neighboring societies, such as the Greeks and Egyptians.
Rawlinson's expertise underscores the validity and depth of his historical interpretations, making them invaluable to both scholars and enthusiasts of ancient history. I wholeheartedly recommend "History of the Phoenician Civilization" to anyone intrigued by the complexities of ancient cultures and their legacies. Rawlinson's meticulous work shines a light on the often-overlooked achievements of the Phoenicians, providing a compelling narrative that enriches our understanding of their enduring impact on western civilization.
George Rawlinson's "History of the Phoenician Civilization" offers an exhaustive exploration of the intricate socio-political structures, trade networks, and cultural contributions of the ancient Phoenicians. The text employs a rigorous scholarly style, rich with detailed analysis and historical context, drawing from both archaeological findings and classical sources. Rawlinson's writing transcends mere narration, engaging readers with vivid depictions of key events and figures, while situating the Phoenicians within the broader landscape of Mediterranean history.
As a 19th-century historian and Assyriologist, George Rawlinson was profoundly influenced by his rigorous classical education and his role as one of the first to translate cuneiform inscriptions from ancient Mesopotamia. His fascination with ancient civilizations likely stemmed from this background, as he intertwines comparative analysis of Phoenician culture with insights into its interactions with neighboring societies, such as the Greeks and Egyptians.
Rawlinson's expertise underscores the validity and depth of his historical interpretations, making them invaluable to both scholars and enthusiasts of ancient history. I wholeheartedly recommend "History of the Phoenician Civilization" to anyone intrigued by the complexities of ancient cultures and their legacies. Rawlinson's meticulous work shines a light on the often-overlooked achievements of the Phoenicians, providing a compelling narrative that enriches our understanding of their enduring impact on western civilization.
As a 19th-century historian and Assyriologist, George Rawlinson was profoundly influenced by his rigorous classical education and his role as one of the first to translate cuneiform inscriptions from ancient Mesopotamia. His fascination with ancient civilizations likely stemmed from this background, as he intertwines comparative analysis of Phoenician culture with insights into its interactions with neighboring societies, such as the Greeks and Egyptians.
Rawlinson's expertise underscores the validity and depth of his historical interpretations, making them invaluable to both scholars and enthusiasts of ancient history. I wholeheartedly recommend "History of the Phoenician Civilization" to anyone intrigued by the complexities of ancient cultures and their legacies. Rawlinson's meticulous work shines a light on the often-overlooked achievements of the Phoenicians, providing a compelling narrative that enriches our understanding of their enduring impact on western civilization.
