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  • - Lost Civilizations
    by David M. Gwynn
    £13.99

    This engaging history brings together the interwoven stories of the original Goths, who sacked the imperial city of Rome and set in motion the decline and fall of the western Roman empire, and the diverse Gothic legacy, a legacy that continues to shape our modern world.

  • - Lost Civilizations
    by Philip Matyszak
    £13.99

    In The Greeks, Philip Matyszak illuminates the Greek soldiers, statesmen, scientists and philosophers who, though they seldom - if ever - set foot on the Greek mainland, nevertheless laid the foundations of what we call 'Greek culture' today.

  • - Lost Civilizations
    by Paul Collins
    £13.99

    The loss, discovery and reinvention of the world's earliest civilization, the Sumerians.

  • - Lost Civilizations
    by Andrew Robinson
    £10.99

    'The Indus' is a fascinating look at the vital legacy of the Indus within modern India and an accessible introduction to this tantalizing 'lost' civilization.

  • - Lost Civilizations
    by Christina Riggs
    £10.99

    Christina Riggs introduces the history, art, and religion of ancient Egypt - as well as the influence they have had through the centuries.

  • - Lost Civilizations
    by Megan E. O'Neil
    £13.99

    Reveals how the ancient Maya have been perceived, portrayed and exploited over 500 years.

  • by Sarah Schellinger
    £13.99

    Drawing on the latest archaeological and textual discoveries, a revealing look at the rich and dynamic civilization of Nubia. Nubia, the often-overlooked southern neighbor of Egypt, has been home to groups of vibrant and adaptive peoples for millennia. This book explores the Nubians' religious, social, economic, and cultural histories, from their nomadic origins during the Stone Ages to their rise to power during the Napatan and Meroitic periods, and it concludes with the recent struggles for diplomacy in North Sudan. Situated among the ancient superpowers of Egypt, Aksum, and the Greco-Roman world, Nubia's connections with these cultures shaped the region's history through colonialism and cultural entanglement. Sarah M. Schellinger presents the Nubians through their archaeological and textual remains, reminding readers that they were a rich and dynamic civilization in their own right.

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