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1992
Abstract ‘The Old High Culture.’ With this ringing phrase Alan Lomax describes the chain of settled communities that existed some three or four thousand years ago from the Nile to the Pacific, while northern Europe was still the domain of wandering and illiterate tribes.1 The tide is certainly deserved.
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Abstract ‘The Old High Culture.’ With this ringing phrase Alan Lomax describes the chain of settled communities that existed some three or four thousand years ago from the Nile to the Pacific, while northern Europe was still the domain of wandering and illiterate tribes.1 The tide is certainly deserved.
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Roman Colonies in the Near East
Abstract This chapter traces the history of Roman colonization in the Near East (including Mesopotamia) from its origins, in the city of Berytus under Augustus, to its latest reminiscences in the Christian empire of Byzantium and beyond.openaire +2 more sources
The Near East Between East and West
1951accidental and transient sense; the Near East is fundamentally, essentially, permanently between East and West.# The Near East is neither East nor West, nor a synthesis of East and West. This negative characterization is perhaps its most distinctive one. The Near East is not the East, notwithstanding the obvious presence of traces of Hindu mysticism in
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