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Reading Papyri, Writing Ancient History

by Roger S. Bagnall

Series: Approaching the Ancient World

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An indispensable guide for students and teachers to using ancient documents in their work, which shows how the methodologies of anthropology, comparative history and statistics can fruitfully be used alongside more traditional tools.
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Ancient - General/Archaeology/Historiography/History - General History/History, Ancient/History: World/Manuscripts (Papyri)/Paleography/Sources/Archaeological methodology & techniques/Mediterranean Sea/World history: BCE to c 500 CE
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930.072History and Geography › Ancient World › Ancient History

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D56.B34History of Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania › History (General) › Ancient history

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