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Folia Orientalia, 2018
Ármin(ius) Vámbéry and the problem of antisemitism. In his article the author deals with the problem of antisemitism Á. Vámbéry was confronted with. The author has narrow his survey to some topoi and their reflections in contemporary German-speaking newspapers as well as statements of German-speaking academics concerning his “Jewishness”.
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Ármin(ius) Vámbéry and the problem of antisemitism. In his article the author deals with the problem of antisemitism Á. Vámbéry was confronted with. The author has narrow his survey to some topoi and their reflections in contemporary German-speaking newspapers as well as statements of German-speaking academics concerning his “Jewishness”.
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A History of American Archaeology
The South African Archaeological Bulletin, 1974Bruce G. Trigger +2 more
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Microcomputer History and Prehistory - An Archaeological Beginning
IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, 1989The author lists 45 machines (the first being the high-tech archaeologist!) of the period 1890-1970, already considered obsolete, eventhough most data from the 1970s and many are still usable - their photographs, small descriptions and original prices when known are given. Usually companies sell them for low cost or even no cost. However, teachers find
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2005
Abstract The lost world of Mesopotamia would not have been found had it not been for the curiosity of travelers, the zeal of archaeologists, and the diligence of philologists. Without their efforts and writings, the ruined sites, buried treasures, and dead languages of the Sumerians, Babylonians, and Assyrians would have remained ...
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Abstract The lost world of Mesopotamia would not have been found had it not been for the curiosity of travelers, the zeal of archaeologists, and the diligence of philologists. Without their efforts and writings, the ruined sites, buried treasures, and dead languages of the Sumerians, Babylonians, and Assyrians would have remained ...
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The Pentateuch: Archaeology and History
2021Abstract This essay deals with the archaeological and extrabiblical clues that are relevant for identifying the historical realities that may lay behind pentateuchal texts. It will concentrate on the most thoroughly discussed pentateuchal narrative complexes, namely, the patriarchs and the Exodus and desert wandering.
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A Contribution to the History of Seriation in Archaeology
2005The honour to be the first who published the seriation of archaeological finds by formal methods is attributed by David Kendall (1964) to Sir W. M. Flinders Petrie (1899). According to Harold Driver (1965), an American anthropologist, the earliest numerical seriation studies are those of Kidder (1915), Kroeber (1916), and Spier (1917).
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Abstract Unlike most previous descriptions of the history of the kingdom that are based heavily on biblical narratives, this chapter, after dealing with the geographical extent of the kingdom and the problem of chronology, discusses the nature of the available sources—namely, archaeological data, epigraphic texts, iconographic materials,
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Archaeology, the New Histories, and the History of Ideas
1991It is one of the peculiar facts of twentieth century French intellectual history that the two new strands in historical scholarship, the Annales School and the epistemologists, have by and large ignored each other’s work. Lucien Febvre’s 1939 review of Bachelard’s Psychanalyse du feu (Bachelard 1964) remained the only review of Bachelard’s many books ...
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The History of the Archaeology of Childhood
2018The archaeology of childhood challenges the mindset of the student and researcher, both in terms of collected archaeological material, and when they go out into the field to make hypotheses about where the settlements have been in the past, and who the people were who once lived there. In this chapter, the intention is not to present scientific results
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