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Cultural atlas of Mesopotamia and the ancient Near East

1990
Explores the geographical/ethnographic background, and cultural history of Mesopotamia and the ancient Near East, and features a tour of modern-day regions. Includes a chronological table, over fifty maps, and illustrations.

In the shogun's shadow

understanding a changing Japan
1994
Discusses the people, history, and culture of Japan. Focuses not only on Japan's glories, but on the problems the country faces as well, such as the fierce pressures Japanese society places on its youth and its workers, and the conflicts between old and new values, approaches, and perspectives.

China, empire of living symbols

1991
Traces the basic characters of China and the world in which they evolved using archaeological discoveries of the past few decades.

People of the Nile

everyday life in ancient Egypt
1982
Depicts life in ancient Egypt as revealed by archeological artifacts.

The Victorians

a world built to last
1974

These were the Greeks

1982
Discusses the land, history, government, economy, culture, and people of ancient Greece.

A concise encyclopaedia of the Italian Renaissance

1981
Contains approximately 750 alphabetically arranged entries that provide information about a wide range of topics related to the history and culture of the Italian Renaissance, and includes a subject index, a bibliography, a glossary of Italian terms, and other reference materials.

Citizens of Rome

1979
Examines the history and character of the Romans and discusses their daily lives, problems, culture, customs, religion, entertainment, and education.

Asia

2013
Asia stretches from the Arctic Ocean in the north to the Indian Ocean in the south. Europe and Asia are part of the same landmass. This title is an introduction to the geography, various regions, natural resources, people, and wildlife of Asia.

Count your way through Afghanistan

2007
A counting book from one to ten that describes several aspects of Afghan culture, including the Blue Mosque, rug making, and kites.

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