Studies in ancient technology
Author(s)
Bibliographic Information
Studies in ancient technology
E.J. Brill, 1993
3rd ed.
- v. 1
- v. 2
- v. 3
Available at 9 libraries
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International Research Center for Japanese Studies Library
v. 1T||16||Fo00108503,
v. 2T||16||Fo00108504, v. 3T||16||Fo00108505 -
University of Toyama Library, Medical and Pharmaceutical Library図
v. 3502//F694s3//V.3T9500001427*
Note
Reprinted from the 2nd ed., 1964-1965
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Description and Table of Contents
- Volume
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v. 1 ISBN 9789004006218
Description
Studies in Ancient Technology, forms a series of books, each containing a number of essays on ancient technology, covering both the preclassical and classical period and demonstrating the continuity and the divergence throughout the ages. The volumes describe certain phases of ancient technology, point out the gaps in our knowledge and try to use modern technology, philological and archaeological evidence to sketch ancient technology in such a way that it may be of some use to inform historians, archaeologists and philologists on the skill and the material world of the ancients.
- Volume
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v. 2 ISBN 9789004006225
Description
"Studies in Ancient Technology" forms a series of books, each containing a number of essays on ancient technology, covering both the preclassical and classical period and demonstrating the continuity and the divergence throughout the ages. The volumes describe certain phases of ancient technology, point out the gaps in our knowledge and try to use modern technology, philological and archaeological evidence to sketch ancient technology in such a way that it may be of some use to inform historians, archaeologists and philologists on the skill and the material world of the ancients.
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v. 3 ISBN 9789004006232
Description
"Studies in Ancient Technology" forms a series of books, each containing a number of essays on ancient technology, covering both the preclassical and classical period and demonstrating the continuity and the divergence throughout the ages. The volumes describe certain phases of ancient technology, point out the gaps in our knowledge and try to use modern technology, philological and archaeological evidence to sketch ancient technology in such a way that it may be of some use to inform historians, archaeologists and philologists on the skill and the material world of the ancients.
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