Nimrud and Its Remains

Mallowan, M. E. L.

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Sir Max Mallowan's autobiography provides an informal and often witty account of both his archaeological career and his life with Agatha Christie. His passion for archaeology, which took him and his wife acrossNorth Africa and the Near East, is paralleled by his obvious pride in Agatha's literary genius.

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Arts & Literature

Collins

<p>From the back Inventors of writing and originators of the remarkable architecture called ziggurat, ancient Sumeria is the cradle of civilization as we know it today. In this beautifully illustrated volume, Professor M.E.L. Mallowan, who has worked for many years on archaeological sites in the Middle East, tells the story of the vast human achievement in Mesopotamia and Iran. His richly detailed study is drawn from material not readily available and from the extensive published literature on the subject, giving the reader a new literature on the subject, giving the reader a new literature on the subject, giving the reader a new appreciation of a most remarkable people.Includes 43 color plates and 99 black and white illustrations.</p>

Early Mesopotamia and Iran

McGraw=Hill

The Nimrud ivories (A Colonnade book)

British Museum Publications, Ltd.

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