03283cam a2200409 45000010008000000030008000080050017000160060019000330070003000520080041000550100017000960200015001130200018001280350012001460400035001580410013001930500024002060820013002302400028002432450127002712460032003982600045004303000049004753360026005243370028005503380027005785000085006055040033006905050777007235201192015006500017026926500035027096500020027446500044027647000037028087000028028454601035BJBSDDR20250731130209.0a|||||r|||| 00| 0 ta721103s1972 nyua rb 001 0 eng  a 76179972  a0600754512 a9780600754510 a4601035 aDLCcDLCdDLCdOCoLCdDLCbeng1 aengafre14aR CC 165bL332 197200a913/.03110aArchéologie.lEnglish00aLarousse encyclopedia of archaeology / cGeneral editor: Gilbert Charles-Picard ; Translated from the French by Anne Ward.3 aEncyclopedia of archaeology aNew York : bG.P. Putnam's Sons, c1972  a432 pages : billustrations, maps ; c30 cm. atextbtxt2rdacontent aunmediatedbn2rdamedia avolumebnc2rdacarrier aTranslation of Larousse L'archéologie découverte des civilisations dispaures aBibliography: pages 421-423.0 a[Part 1] Archaeology at work What is archaeology? / Gilbert Charles-Picard How monuments survive / Gilbert Charles-Picard How to locate a site / P. Courbin The excavation / P. Courbin Establishing dates / Gilbert Charles-Picard Restoration, exhibition and publication / Gilbert Charles-Picard [Part 2] The recovery of the past Prehistoric archaeology / L.-R. Nougier Western Asia before Alexander / M.-T. Barrelet The Nile valley / J. Leclant The Aegean world / C. Le Roy Classical Greece / O. Charles-Picard The Etruscans / R. Bloch The Romans / Gilbert Charles-Picard Europe in the Bronze and Iron Ages / J. Faviere The Americas / A. Laming-Emperaire India, Pakistan and Afghanistan / O. Viennot The Far East. South-east Asia / J. Boisselier ; China / N. Vandier-Nicolas a"[This book] surveys the whole world, not only the Near East and Greece and Rome, but also Europe, the Americas, and the Far East. . .The first part of the book, Archaeology at Work, defines and explores the field of archaeology. It discusses the survival of ancient relics, and reveals how sites for exploration can be located even when only the most tenuous evidence for their existence is available. Surveying, excavation, identification, attribution, dating, restoration, publication, and exhibition of discoveries--the authors explain these processes by which the great civilizations of the past as well as seemingly insignificant fragments of artifacts can be made to yield their secrets. The second part of the book, The Recovery of the Past, is devoted to the cultures and civilizations of former times, to the great cities, impressive monuments, gorgeous palaces, and fantastic tombs, concealed by the earth, ashes, or jungle, waiting through the centuries for a Schliemann, a Champollion, or a John Lloyd Stephens, or for the patient efforts of a dedicated research group, to bring them to light. Some 640 illustrations in color and monochrome illumine the pages of this work." 0aArchaeology. 4aArqueología vEnciclopedias  0aExtinct cities. 4aCiudades desaparecidas vEnciclopedias 1 aCharles-Picard, Gilbert.eeditor1 aWard, Anne etranslator