A Bible Reader's History of the Ancient World Curtis R. Cook

A Bible Reader's History of the Ancient World Curtis R. CookIntroduces readers to the civilizations of Egypt, Mesopotamia, Syria Palestine, Persia and Rome. Readable and engaging. Based on current archaeology and historical research, it shows that scientific archaeology, material culture, and careful reading of primary texts are key to understanding ancient societies. Over 300 col. illus.

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