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Ancient Warfare IX.3
Ancient Warfare IX.3 with Mighty rulers of Anatolia: the Hittites and their successors
This issue looks at the Hittite rules of Anatolia - modern Central Turkey - in the 2nd half of the 2nd millennium BC and the early centuries of the first.
This issue looks at the Hittite rules of Anatolia - modern Central Turkey - in the 2nd half of the 2nd millennium BC and the early centuries of the first.
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Ancient Warfare IX.3
Theme: Mighty rulers of Anatolia: the Hittites and their successors
- Arianna Sacco, 'Historical introduction'
- Sean Manning, 'The Source: The Hittite Guards' Rule
- Konstantin Nossov, 'Hittite defensive structures: The Bronze Age art of fortification'
- Steven Weingartner, 'Kikkuli: A horse master from Mitanni'
- Sidney Dean, 'Bronze Age Superpower: The Hittite war machine, 1700–1200 BC'
- Erich B. Anderson, 'rise and fall of minor kingdoms: Last of the Neo-Hittites'
- Robert Holmes, 'The armourers of Caria: A Greek tradition of Anatolian invention'
Features:
- Marc G. DeSantis, 'Against Pompeius: Octavian’s disaster in Sicily'
- Duncan B.Campbell, 'Euthytones and palintones: What did the ballista really look like?'
- David L. Reinke, 'Hollywood Romans: Cleopatra, the eternal queen'
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| Manufacturer | Karwansaray BV |
|---|---|
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| Free shipping on entire order | No |
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