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245 00$aLost cities, ancient tombs :$b100 discoveries that changed the world /$cgeneral editor, Ann R. Williams ; introduction by Douglas Preston ; afterword by Fredrik Hiebert.
246 3 $aOne hundred discoveries that changed the world
246 3 $a100 discoveries that changed the world
260 $aWashington, D.C. :$bNational Geographic,$c2021.
300 $a512 p. :$bcol. ill., col. photographs ;$c24 cm.
500 $aIncludes index.
505 20$gIntroduction$rby Douglas Preston --$t3.6 mya-50,000 B.C: bones of our ancestors.$tFirst steps of humankind ;$tWalking with Lucy ;$tToolmaker of Olduvai gorge ;$tCurious case of Dmanisi ;$tHomo naledi defies definition ;$tAncestor in a test tube ;$tTiny people time forgot ;$tNew light on neanderthals --$t50,000-3000 B.C.: the dawn of culture.$tRock art of aboriginal dreamtime ;$tIce age artists ;$tMost ancient Americans ;$tWorld's oldest temple ;$tFirst true city ;$tFate of Ötzi the iceman ;$tIf stones could speak ;$tMasterpieces of the Sahara --$t3000-1500 B.C.: the foundations of society.$tDawn of ancient Egypt ;$tUntold riches in Ur's royal tombs ;$tPeaceful cities of the Indus valley ;$tEgypt's pyramid builders ;$t"Princess" of Khok Phanom Di ;$tKnossos' cryptic tableets ;$tLaw code of Hammurabit ;$tMinoan "Pompeii" --$t1500-1000 B.C.: converging worlds.$tHattusha's written records ;$tUluburun shipwreck ;$tLetters to the pharaohs ;$tMycenae, more than myth ;$tTomb of a teenage pharaoh ;$tLegend of Troy ;$tRediscovering the Shang ;$tArmies clash at the causeway ;$tA settlement left in haste --$t1000-500 B.C.: ancient tribes & dynasties.$tBeyond the blue horizon ;$tHomes of the high and mighty ;$tSearch for King David ;$tMexico's colossal stone heads ;$tPyramids of the black pharaohs ;$tCities of the dead ;$tBabylon's crowning glory ;$tCeltic King Tut ;$tPersepolis, pride of Persia -- 500-200 B.C: an age of artisans. Riding with the Amazons ;$tNebra sky disk ;$tWarriors from a watery grave ;$tCrown jewel of Athens ;$tThracian gold ;$tNok Terra-cottas ;$tMacedonian tombs of Vergina ;$tSunken cities of the pharaohs ;$tChina's Terra-cotta warriors ;$tProbing the Antikythera mechanism --.
505 20$t200 B.C.-A.D. 75: rituals & religion.$tCracking the hieroglyphic code ;$tEurope's eerie bog bodies ;$tMaya masterpieces revealed ;$tDead sea scrolls ;$tTreasure lost and found ;$tCaesarea Maritima's ambitious harbor ;$tSpirits in the sand ;$tStandoff at Masada --$tA.D. 75-600: tombs & temples.$tPetra, ancient city of stone ;$tLast moments of Pompeii and Herculaneum ;$tAn untouched royal tomb ;$tCity of kings and commoners ;$tTeotihuacan's cosmic vision ;$tJerusalem's holy sepulchre ;$tRescuing Mes Aynak ;$tMosaics of Huqoq ;$tCaves of Ajanta ;$tGhost ship of Sutton Hoo --$tA.D. 600-1000: surprises & mysteries.$tCemetery of the golden chiefs ;$tOseberg ship ;$tAndean treasures, untouched ;$tPeople of Petroglyph canyon ;$tShining city of moorish Spain ;$tNew world's first Europeans ;$tMud-brick maze of Jenne-jeno ;$tEnigma of Easter island --$tA.D. 1000-1200: great builders.$tMagnificent Angkor Wat ;$tSacred Maya landscape ;$tLost city of the Monkey god ;$tCahokia, an American capital ;$tOld ones of the southwest ;$tCity of great Zimbabwe ;$tEast Africa's crossroads --$t1200-1600: sovereigns & citizens.$tLondon's bones ;$tBirch-bark scrolls ;$tDrowned fleet of Kublai Khan ;$tRuins of the Templo Mayor ;$tLost town of Machu Picchu ;$tTreasure trove of knowledge ;$tFrozen mumies of the Andes ;$tShipwreck of the Mary Rose --$t1600-present: a changing world order.$tSettling the rainforest ;$tCold truth of Jamestown ;$tWhat the thaw reveals ;$tWicked city of Port Royal ;$tAmerica's last slave ship ;$tDisappearance of the H. L. Hunley ;$tFinding the Titanic --$gAfterword$rby Fredrik Hiebert.
520 $a"Archaeology is the key that unlocks our deepest history. Ruined cities, golden treasures, cryptic inscriptions, and ornate tombs have been found across the world, and yet these artifacts of ages past often raised more questions than answers. But with the emergence of archaeology as a scientific discipline in the 19th century, everything changed. Illustrated with dazzling photographs, this enlightening narrative tells the story of human civilization through 100 key expeditions, spanning six continents and more than three million years of history. Each account relies on firsthand reports from explorers, antiquarians, and scientists as they crack secret codes, evade looters and political suppression, fall in love, commit a litany of blunders, and uncover ancient curses." -- Amazon.
650 0$aExtinct cities.
650 0$aTombs.
650 0$aArchaeology.
650 0$aCivilization, Ancient.
653 $a知識性
653 $a人文藝術
700 1 $aWilliams, Ann R.
700 1 $aPreston, Douglas J.
700 1 $aHiebert, Fredrik T.$q(Fredrik Talmage).