Pyrrhus, King of Epirus (English and Greek Edition)

Garouphalias, Petros

Stacey Intl

An exciting adventure of Americans in the true desert and the exclusive realm of the bedouin.

In the Footsteps of the Camel: A Portrait of the Bedouins of Eastern Saudi Arabia in Mid Century

History

Nicholson, Eleanor

World

Arabia straddles three of the world's major biogeographical regions, ensuring a butterfly fauna of extraordinary complexity and interest. Over 140 species of butterflies flourish in this apparently inhospitable environment, many of them spectacularly beautiful and some of them totally unique to Arabia. In this highly readable yet scholarly account, natural historian Torben B. Larsen examines the world of the Arabian butterfly, providing a lavishly illustrated introduction to the various species, displaying their beauty and their variety.

Butterflies of Saudi Arabia

Torben B. Larsen

Ashkain's Saudi Cooking

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Skipwith, Ashkhain

Regional & International

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

1986, Seventh Edition, Fully Revised Edition, Large Hardcover with dust jacket, 256 pages in a slip-case with gilt English and Arabic writing and design on a dark green vellum-type background in Great condition

Oman and Its Renaissance

Hawley, Donald

Riyadh, capital city of Saudi Arabia, is an architecturally glittering oasis in the desert: a triumph of sophisticated planning and construction with some of the finest examples of modern architecture, yet with a history reaching back many centuries.

Riyadh

Arts & Photography

Guise, Anthony

Photography & Video

The Seven Shaikdoms: Life in the Trucial States Before the Federation of the United Arab Emirates

Codrai, Ronald

Oman is a country no visitor forgets. It has played its part in ancient civilisations, and it plays its part in today's. It sent copper to Mesopotamia, and incense to Rome. From ages past it lay along the sea trade routes between East and West. It was the site of rich and fabled entrepots. It built great castles and fine houses. A century ago it fell into decline. Today, under Sultan Qaboos, since 1970 the latest in an ancient line of rulers, it flourishes anew - probably as never before in such prosperity, peace and promise. Out of Oman's long heritage has grown a people of sophistication, grace and confidence. They and their country, rich in its dramatic mountains and coasts, its terraced fields and pasturelands, and sweeping deserts, cast a certain spell. Economically, socially, culturally and strategically - for it commands the Straits of Hormuz - Oman stands strong and forward-looking, an ancient nation in the flowering of its renaissance. In this famous book, re-shaped and wholly revised to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of Sultan Qaboos's rule, Sir Donald Hawley sets the present in the context of the past. Formerly Britain's first Ambassador to Oman, the author has become the leading international authority on the country he has studied long, and learned to admire so deeply.

Oman

Travel

Middle East

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