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Terre Vie. Rev. Ecol. , vol. 33, 1979, 18 pages agrafées de 15,50x23,50 cm Bon état - Pour les envois hors de France, la tafication «livre & brochure» pour les frais de port a disparue.Les frais de port annoncés correspondent à une moyenne. Ils seront calculés au plus juste en fonction du poids de votre article.…

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Rev. Ecol. (Terre Vie), vol. 34, 1980, 28 pages agrafées de 15,50x23,50 cm Bon état - Pour les envois hors de France, la tafication «livre & brochure» pour les frais de port a disparue.Les frais de port annoncés correspondent à une moyenne. Ils seront calculés au plus juste en fonction du poids de votre article.…

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1st edition softback with stiff wrappers New book octavo 176pp., text ills., maps, bibliog., index, Duckworth debates in Archaeology.

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Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1996 Scolar Press hardcover edition. Some reading wear else good condition. Contents: 1 Urban Continuity? Bryan Ward-Perkins, 2 Tarraco in Late Antiquity Simon Keay, 3 Arles in Late Antiquity: Gallula Roma Arelas and Urbs Genesii S.T. Loseby, 4 Towns and Peoples on the Middle Danube in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages Neil Christie, 5 Burial and Urbanism at Late Antique and Early Byzantine Corinth (c. AD 400-700) Eric A. Ivison, 6 Byzantine Palestine and Arabia: Urban Prosperity in Late Antiquity Alan Walmsley, 7 Urban Transition in North Africa: Roman and Medieval Towns of the Maghreb Steve Roskams, 8 Transitions to Islam: Urban Roles in the East and South Mediterranean, Fifth to Tenth Centuries AD M.O.H. Carver, 9 Cities, Emporia and Monasteries: Local Economies in the Po Valley, c. AD 700-875 Ross Balzaretti, 10 Towns, Societies and Ideas: The Not-so-strange Case of Late Roman and Early Merovingian Metz Guy Halsall, 11 Urban Transition in Early Medieval Britain: The Case of York Steve Roskams, 12 Dream Cities: Emporia and the End of the Dark Ages Richard Hodges.…

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 2008 Brill hardcover edition. Ex library copy with stamps and labels else good condition. Contents: 1, 'Material Spatiality in Late Antiquity: Sources, Approaches, and Field Methods' by Luke Lavan, Ellen Swift and Toon Putzeys; 2, 'Material Spatiality in Late Antiquity: An Introduction to the Bibliography' by Luke Lavan and Toon Putzeys; 3, 'Domestic Space in Late Antiquity' by Toon Putzeys; 4, 'Productive Space in Late Antiquity' by Toon Putzeys; 5, 'Commercial Space in Late Antiquity' by Toon Putzeys and Luke Lavan; 6, 'Political Space in Late Antiquity' by Luke Lavan; 7, 'Social Space in Late Antiquity' by Luke Lavan; 8, 'Religious Space in Late Antiquity' by Luke Lavan; 9, 'Contextual Analysis at Sagalassos' by Toon Putzeys, Marc Waelkens, Jeroen Poblome, Wim van Neer, Bea de Cupere, Thijs van Thuyne and Nathalie Kellens; 10, 'Households at Pella, Jordan: Domestic Destruction Deposits of the Mid-8th c.' by Alan Walmsley; 11, 'Keeping the Demons out of the House: the Archaeology of Apotropaic Strategy and Practice in Late Antique Butrint and Antigoneia' by John Mitchell; 12, 'The Archaeology of Late Antique Dining Habits in the Eastern Mediterranean: A Preliminary Study of the Evidence' by Joanita Vroom; 13, 'The Modena Well-hoards: Rural Domestic Artefact Assemblages in Late Antiquity' by Sauro Gelichi; 14, 'Decorated Vessels: The Function of Decoration in Late Antiquity' by Ellen Swift; 15, 'Shopping, Eating and Drinking at Dura Europos: Reconstructing Contexts' by Jennifer Baird; 16, 'The Shops of Scythopolis in Context' by Elias Khamis; 17, 'An Unusual Structure on the Lycian Acropolis at Xanthos' by Anne-Marie Maniere Leveque; 18, 'Defining Personal Space: Dress and Accessories in Late Antiquity' by Maria Parani; 19, 'The Impossible Art of Dressing to Please: Jerome and the Rhetoric of Dress' by Mary Harlow; 20, 'Objects in Churches: The Testimony of Inventories' by Beatrice Caseau; 21, 'Furniture, Fixtures, and Fittings in Churches: Archaeological Evidence from Palestine (4th-8th c.) and the Role of the Diakonikon' by Vincent Michel; 22, 'Storing in the Church: Artefacts in Room I of the Petra Church' by Zbigniew Fiema; 23, 'Ordinary Objects in Christian Healing Sanctuaries' by Beatrice Caseau; 24, 'Soldiers and Spaces: Daily Life in Late Roman Forts' by Andrew Gardner; 25, 'Interpreting Finds in Context: Nicopolis and Dichin Revisited' by Andrew Poulter; 26, 'Grappling with the Granary: Context issues at Dichin' by Pam Grinter. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. After more than a century of neglect, a profound revolution is occurring in the way archaeology addresses and interprets developments in the social history of early Islamic Syria-Palestine. This concise book offers an innovative assessment of social and economic developments in Syria-Palestine shortly before, and in the two centuries after, the Islamic expansion (the later sixth to the early ninth century AD), drawing on a wide range of new evidence from recent archaeological work. Alan Walmsley challenges conventional explanations for social change with the arrival of Islam, arguing for considerable cultural and economic continuity rather than devastation and unrelenting decline. Much new, and increasingly non-elite, architectural evidence and an ever-growing corpus of material culture indicate that Syria-Palestine entered a new age of social richness in the early Islamic period, even if the gains were chronologically and regionally uneven. A study of how archaeology interprets developments in the social history of Islamic Syria and the implications to understanding the ever-growing body of archaeological evidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. After more than a century of neglect, a profound revolution is occurring in the way archaeology addresses and interprets developments in the social history of early Islamic Syria-Palestine. This concise book offers an innovative assessment of social and economic developments in Syria-Palestine shortly before, and in the two centuries after, the Islamic expansion (the later sixth to the early ninth century AD), drawing on a wide range of new evidence from recent archaeological work. Alan Walmsley challenges conventional explanations for social change with the arrival of Islam, arguing for considerable cultural and economic continuity rather than devastation and unrelenting decline. Much new, and increasingly non-elite, architectural evidence and an ever-growing corpus of material culture indicate that Syria-Palestine entered a new age of social richness in the early Islamic period, even if the gains were chronologically and regionally uneven. A study of how archaeology interprets developments in the social history of Islamic Syria and the implications to understanding the ever-growing body of archaeological evidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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