Hult gunnel (15 risultati)

Softcover. Condizione: Fine. 157 +plates pp; This is a great, solid book with trace sunning on spine - But interior remains clean tight and unmarked. These two archaeological reports use BW plates, archaeological tables, maps and scale drawings to catalogue and examine pottery, stone anchors, stone tools, and architecture.; Always Delivery Confirmation. 35 Years Fast Excellent Service. We Know How To Pack Books.…

Softcover. Condizione: Gut bis sehr gut. Condizione sovraccoperta: Gut. 1. Auflage. (Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology, XLV, 3); 200 pages with 237 b/w-illustrations.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good +. No Jacket. Review copy of monograph on the Nitovikia fortress excavated in 1929 by E. Sjoqvist of the Swedish Cyprus Expedition; blue covers rubbed at extremities; scraped patch at lower edge of front cover; catalogue marking added at bottom of spine; stamp inside front cover; internal condition near fine; text in English; publicity materials leafed in.…

Softcover. Condizione: Fine. 89 pp; This is a great, solid book with only trace sunning on spine, and book's interior remains wonderfully clean tight and unmarked. Hult's archaeological reports uses BW plates, archaeological tables, maps and scale drawings to catalogue and examine the architectural and pottery finds.; Always Delivery Confirmation. 35 Years Fast Excellent Service. We Know How To Pack Books.…

Softcover. Condizione: Fine. 200 pp; 3" crease on top of front wrap, otherwise like new. This archaeological report uses tables, scale drawings, BW photos, diagrams and maps, to describe and catalogue the architecture, pottery, stone anchors, carvings, and animal bone finds. Includes a faience reconstruction and magnetic survey chart comparison. ; Always Delivery Confirmation. 35 Years Fast Excellent Service. We Know How To Pack Books.…

Göteborg, 1978. IV,157 pp. 308 b./w. figs. Softcover. (Studies in mediterranean archaeology Vol. XLV:4).Original list price = 21,00.

The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm 1992. 196 pp. + Plates. Publisher's cloth. Fine condition. (Memoir 8).

Göteborg 1977. 200 pp. Soft cover. Fine condition. (Studies in Mediterranean archaeology Vol. XLV:3).

Göteborg, 1981. II,89 pp. 140 b./w. figs. Softcover. (Studies in mediterranean archaeology Vol. XLV:7).Original list price = 25,--.

Göteborg, 1983. 132 pp. 2 tables, 3 b./w. maps & 103 b./w. ills. Softcover, spine sl. discol. (Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology, Vol. LXVI).Original list price = 26,--.

Stockholm, 1992. 192 pp. [53] b./w.figs on plts (incl. 2 fold. plts). Hardcover. (Medelhavsmuseet, Memoir 8).Text in English.

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 132 pages : illustrations ; 31 cm. ABSTRACT The appearance of ashlar masonry in Bronze Age Cyprus has been used as an argument to support theories of arrival of new ethnic groups to the island. This study evaluates that argument by examining the architectural material itself. Detailed surveys of ashlar architecture have been made, site by site, in Cyprus and at Ugarit, its nearest important trading partner, often referred to in this context. Comparative evidence has also been collected from Egypt, the rest of Syria-Palestine, Anatolia, Crete, and mainland Greece. First, the investigation concerns types of buildings, in which ashlar elements are found, grouped as follows: fortifications, palaces, domestic buildings, sanctuaries, tombs. Second, the study deals with building materials: stone and auxiliary materials such as wood. Third, attention is paid to the most important aspect of the subject, viz. building techniques. The study deals in particular with orthostat structures and coursed ashlar masonry. Interest is focussed on the occurrence of drafted margins on ashlar blocks. Other architectural elements are also considered, such as ashlar flooring and vaulting, use of ashlar pillars and bases, and the occurrence of mortises and rabbets. This presentation is followed by a discussion in which these aspects are treated separately. For each, the relation of Cypriote architecture to that of other areas is discussed. Finally the result of the collected evidence is presented in three steps. Ashlar masonry in Cyprus: Scattered examples are found from MC III-LC I. The use of the technique increased in LC II to reach a climax and end in LC IIIA:1. Ashlar masonry in Cyprus and neighbouring regions: Weighing of similarities leads to the conclusion that Cyprus was architecturally linked most closely with Syria, notably Ugarit. Links are also indicated with Minoan and Hittite architecture. Few links with Egypt, Palestine, or mainland Greece are found. Cypriote ashlar masonry and history: The development of ashlar architecture in Cyprus does not require explanation by a large-scale immigration in LC II/III. The introduction of this technique took place gradually, and its use was fully established already in LC IIC.…

Illustr. Sthlm 1992. 196 pages + plates & folding profiles. Hardcover.[#107405].

Paul Åström Förlag, Göteborg 1983. (6), 132 pp. Soft cover. 30x22 cm. Good condition. (Studies in Mediterranean Archeology LXVI).

orig. wrappers. 30x21cm, 132 pages., Series: Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology, 66. A tear to front hinge. Corner bump. Rubberstamp to cover. Good.