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Lost Cities: How They Were Built, Who Lived In Them, How They Were Found Again

by Leonard Cottrell

Paperback, 1959

Status

Available

Call number

930.1

Tags

archaeology, ancient world, history, lost worlds

Genres

Academic: Classics

Academic: History

General Nonfiction

Collection

Publication

Great Pan / Pan Books Ltd (1959), Paperback, 222 pages

Subjects

Language

Original publication date

1957

ISBN

none

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