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| Hi tjj! No worries man! No one's expected to know about Armenian prehistory! It's a B-side in terms of the global narrative, but you know how great B-sides can be ;) That's very generous of you to want to research this area, and I hope you'll find it of interest, and perhaps it will inspire some insights into aspects of British heritage. Why not? My love of European megaliths has given me a profound insight and appreciation for Armenia's Bronze Age variety. By the way, though old and out of print, I'm a big fan of David Marshall Lang's Armenia: Cradle of Civilization and Charles Burney & Lang's People of the Hills: very well-written overviews of Armenian prehistory/ancient history by two quite erudite British authors. Thanks again for the forward-thinking thread. If you've ever any questions, fire away. Peace, Z Reply | with quote | Posted by Zariadris 6th March 2020ce 19:26 In reply to: Re: Six Groundbreaking Female Archaeologists ? (tjj) |
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