The History of Archaeology by John Romer

The History of Archaeology by John Romer

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This reference traces the history of the science of archaeology from its inception in 18th-century Pompeii to the present day. The book describes the scientific advances made by key figures; renowned personalities of archaeology; and important events in archaeological history.

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The History of Archaeology by John Romer

This reference traces the history of the science of archaeology from its inception in 18th-century Pompeii to the present day. The book describes the scientific advances made by key figures; renowned personalities of archaeology; and important events in archaeological history.

Since 1966, JOHN ROMER has worked on archaeological digs in Egypt, notably the Valley of the Kings and Karnak. He oversaw the excavation of Ramasses XI's tomb for the Brooklyn Museum. The Seven Wonders of the World, Romer's Egypt, Ancient Lives, and Testament are just a few of the television series he wrote and hosted. He currently resides in Tuscany, Italy.

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ISBN 13 9780816046263
ISBN 10 0816046263
Title The History of Archaeology
Author John Romer
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Facts On File Inc
Year published 2001-02-01
Number of pages 216
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