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Travel Geography And Culture In Ancient Greece Egypt And The Near East Colin E P Adams

Name: Travel Geography And Culture In Ancient Greece Egypt And The Near East Colin E P Adams
SKU: BELL-32734026
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Publisher: Oxbow Books Limited

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.94 MB

Pages: 160

Author: Colin E. P. Adams, Jim Roy

ISBN: 9781842172490, 1842172492

Language: English

Year: 2007

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Travel Geography And Culture In Ancient Greece Egypt And The Near East Colin E P Adams by Colin E. P. Adams, Jim Roy 9781842172490, 1842172492 instant download after payment.

This collection of essays looks beyond the focus of existing works on ancient travel and its documentation, to examine its social and cultural implications. For travel (and the reasons behind it) offers a window on to many features of ancient societies - sense of place, perceptions of space, administration, relations with foreign powers, engagement with other cultures, and representation of homelands. Also of import is the study of ancient geographical knowledge, as well as ancient travel writing (an increasingly popular genre today), its popularity and purpose. All of the papers presented here show that ancient travel was considerably more widespread than is often assumed.