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Etruscan places

D. H. Lawrence

1932

The prehistory of the Mediterranean

David H. Trump

1980

The Cambridge illustrated history of archaeology

Paul G. Bahn

1996

Creating Colonial Williamsburg

Anders Greenspan

2002

Excavations by K. M. Kenyon in Jerusalem, 1961-1967

Kay Prag, Joan Crowfoot Payne

1995

I Was There : Lost Temple of the Aztecs

Shelley Tanaka

1998

Recent Archaeological Discoveries and Biblical Research (Samuel and Althea Stroum Lectures in Jewish Studies)

William G. Dever

1993

Histoire ancienne d'Israël

Roland de Vaux

1978

The archeology of the New Testament

Jack Finegan

1969

Roman Britain to Saxon England

C. J. Arnold

1984

Archaeology at the Millennium

Gary M. Feinman, T. Douglas Price

2001

Who owns the past?

Kate Fitz Gibbon

2005

Prehistory of the Indo-Malaysian Archipelago

Peter S. Bellwood

1997

Women in Ancient America

Karen Olsen Bruhns, Karen E. Stothert

2014

House of rain

Craig Childs

2006

The history of Minoan pottery

Philip P. Betancourt

1985

Gaining ground

Nancy S. Seasholes

2003

Rome

Amanda Claridge, Judith Toms, Tony Cubberley

1998

Megiddo

Graham I. Davies

1986

In search of the Trojan War

Wood, Michael

1987

The New encyclopedia of archaeological excavations in the Holy Land

J. Aviram, Ephraim Stern

1993

The Neolithic of the Near East

James Mellaart

1975

Design motifs of ancient Mexico

Jorge Enciso

1953

The discovery of the past

Alain Schnapp

1996

Stone Age Archaeology

Nick Ashton

1998

The pyramids

Ahmed Fakhry

1961

Digging up Jericho

Kathleen M. Kenyon

1957

The excavation of Roman and mediaeval London

W. F. Grimes

1968

Manners and customs in the Bible

Victor Harold Matthews

1988

Prehistoric Mesoamerica

Richard E. W. Adams

1977

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