Rough Stone Monuments and Their BuildersPeet, T. Eric (Thomas Eric)
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Rough Stone Monuments and Their Builders
Peet, T. Eric (Thomas Eric)
Megalithic monuments; Prehistoric peoples
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| Harper's Library of Living Thought |
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| By Prof. W.M. FLINDERS PETRIE |
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| THE REVOLUTIONS OF CIVILISATION |
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| _Illustrated_ |
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| In the light of history--so enormously |
| extended in recent years--the author surveys |
| the waxing and waning of civilisation as |
| evidenced in sculpture, painting, |
| literature, mechanics, and wealth. In |
| tracing the various forces at work in this |
| fluctuation he arrives at most significant |
| conclusions, notably in connection with race |
| mixture and forms of government. |
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| "We know nothing that exhibits in so brief a |
| compass the extraordinary vicissitudes of |
| human progress and retrogression since the |
| dawn of history."--_Birmingham Post._ |
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