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Between past and present: archaeology, ideology, and nationalism in the modern Middle East

Silberman, Neil Asher, 1950-

Year: c1989.

Publisher: Holt.

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Frontmatter

Acknowledgments

Introduction: The Power of the Past

1. Yugoslavia and Greece: Who Were the Macedonians?

2. Turkey: Searching for Troy

3. Cyprus: Patterns in a Mosaic

4. Cyprus: Crusaders, Venetians, and Sugar Cane

5. Israel: The Fall of Masada

6. Israel: Fighting a Losing Battle

7. Israel: A Modern Cult of Relics

8. Egypt: Strangers in the Land

9. Egypt: An Uneasy Inheritance

10. Egypt: Whose Elephantine?

11. South Arabia: Lost Kingdoms and Caravan Routes

12. Israel: Back to the Stone Age

13. Israel: Tobacco Pipes, Cotton Prices, and Progress

Epilogue: Looking Ahead

Bibliographic Notes

Index

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Title:

Between past and present : archaeology, ideology, and nationalism in the modern Middle East Neil Asher Silberman.

Author:

Silberman, Neil Asher, 1950-

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Between past and present : archaeology, ideology, and nationalism in the modern Middle East Neil Asher Silberman.
Silberman, Neil Asher, 1950-
New York: Holt, c1989.

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Subject Headings:

• Archaeology -- Middle East -- History -- 20th century
• Nationalism -- Middle East -- History -- 20th century
• Archaeology -- Political aspects -- Middle East
• Middle East -- Politics and government

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