Cradle of Civilization Great Ages of Man 1970 Time Life series Ancient history books
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This is a very good hardcover. 1970 Time Life Books. This copy is very good inside and out. The inside pages are clean and very good. The binding is tight and straight. The cover is very good and clean with light shelf wear corners/edges. Imperial octavo book size or 9" x 11".
The Great Ages of Man was a 21-volume history book series originally published in 1967 by Time Life Books. Each volume was compiled with engaging text and extensive photo illustrations. Each volume takes a look at different civilizations, cultures, or historical epoch.
This is the Cradle of Civilization by Samuel Noah Kramer, published 1970. Chapters include; The Land Between the Rivers, Man's First Cities, The Sweep of Empire, The Bustling People, Faith Myths and Rituals, The Literate Man, The Beautiful The Practical, and Mesopotamia's Radiant Light.
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