An edition of The ancient world
(1966)
The ancient world
by Giovanni Garbini
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Mesopotamia
The Sumerian civilization
The study of Sumerian art
Predynastic architecture
Predynastic sculpture
Predynastic seals
The first crisis of Sumerian civilisation:transitional period
The Early Dynastic period
Early Dynastic architecture
The background of Early Dynastic sculpture
Regional schools of Early Dynastic I sculpture
Sculpture of the Early Dynastic II period
Early Dynastic II reliefs
The minor arts
The Akkadian period (c.2350-2150 BC)
Akkadian sculpture
Akkadian seals
The Neo-Sumerian period (2150-1950 BC)
Neo-Sumerian art
The Isin-Larsa and Old Babylonian periods
Architecture and painting
Sculpture
Old Babylonian seals
The Kassite domination
The Assyrians
The Neo-Assyrian period
Assurnasirpal II
Shalmaneser III
Tiglath-pileser III
Sargon II and Sennacherib
Assurbanipal
Assyrian painting
Assyrian city-planning and architecture
The Neo-Babylonian period
Peripheral areas
Early Palestine: Jericho
Early Anatolia
Early Iran
Iran and Mesopotamia
Proto-Elamite art
Sumerian influences
The Indus Valley civilisation
Syria and Palestine in the third millennium
Syro-Palestinian sculpture
Anatolia in the third millennium
The rise of the mountain peoples in the second millennium
The Hittite civilisation
Hittitie architecture and sculpture
Mitanni
The Iranian revival
Syria and Palestine in the second millennium
Syro-Palestinian architecture
Syrian sculpture
Syrian minor arts
Disruption and partial recovery
Syrian architecture in the first millennium
Syrian reliefs
Phoenicia and Palestine
Phoenician art
Luristan
The Persian empire
Persian art
Anatolia in the first millennium
Syria and Palestine: the final phase
Phoenicia
Egypt
General considerations
Predynastic Egypt: an outline.
Art at the beginning of the dynastic period
Early dynastic architecture
Early dynastic sculpture
The Old Kingdom: the pyramid age
Old Kingdom sculpture
Old Kingdom reliefs
The Middle Kingdom: historical background
The art of the Middle Kingdom
The eleventh dynasty
The twelfth dynasty
The second intermediate period
New Kingdom cosmopolitanism
The early New Kingdom
Sculpture in the reign of Queen Hatshepsut
The reign of Tuthmosis III and after
New Kingdom painting
The Amarna revolution
The later Amarna style
Transition to the nineteenth dynasty
Theban painting at the end of the New Kingdom
The sculpture of the Ramesside era
Transition to the late period
The Saite dynasty
The end of Egyptian art
The expansion of the art of the ancient Middle East
Nubia
South Arabia
Ethiopia
The Phoenician civilisation overseas
Punic art.
Edition Notes
"Further reading": page 172.
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