General history of world culture
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Author: Herman Weiss
Publisher: Penguin Books
Subject: General history
Publication date: 2006
Number of pages: 960
Cover: hardcover
Format: 20,sm
Language: Russian
Abstract universal history of the world culture - Herman Weiss
In front of you is a unique publication that presents the costume, weapons, furniture, tableware and architectural structures of the peoples of our planet, since the fourth Millennium BC and until the nineteenth century. Special attention is given to cultures and eras that have left the most noticeable mark in the history of world civilization - Ancient Egypt, Assyria and Babylon, Ancient Greece and Rome, Byzantium, India, the European middle Ages and so on. More than 1,500 illustrations of this encyclopedic collection allow you to turn reading into a pleasant and exciting experience; you will be able to see firsthand how they dressed, what they ate and drank, where they lived and how they defended themselves Sumerians, Scythians, Gauls, Celts; the clergy, the emperors and valiant knights. Special value attached drawings that the majority of them are made by the author from the originals, many of which are now irretrievably lost.
The condition of the book is good.
Publisher: Penguin Books
Subject: General history
Publication date: 2006
Number of pages: 960
Cover: hardcover
Format: 20,sm
Language: Russian
Abstract universal history of the world culture - Herman Weiss
In front of you is a unique publication that presents the costume, weapons, furniture, tableware and architectural structures of the peoples of our planet, since the fourth Millennium BC and until the nineteenth century. Special attention is given to cultures and eras that have left the most noticeable mark in the history of world civilization - Ancient Egypt, Assyria and Babylon, Ancient Greece and Rome, Byzantium, India, the European middle Ages and so on. More than 1,500 illustrations of this encyclopedic collection allow you to turn reading into a pleasant and exciting experience; you will be able to see firsthand how they dressed, what they ate and drank, where they lived and how they defended themselves Sumerians, Scythians, Gauls, Celts; the clergy, the emperors and valiant knights. Special value attached drawings that the majority of them are made by the author from the originals, many of which are now irretrievably lost.
The condition of the book is good.
