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Download or read book L Orient ancien written by Barthel Hrouda and published by Bordas Editions. This book was released on 1991 with total page 463 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Balayées par l'histoire, les traces des premières civilisations de l'Orient ancien s'étaient perdues. Leur redécouverte, encore inachevée, a d'ores et déjà permis de comprendre - de l'invention de l'écriture aux épopées de Gilgames, des origines de l'agriculture aux splendeurs de Babylone - la formidable contribution des peuples de l'Orient ancien à l'évolution de l'humanité. L'ouvrage relate l'essor de cette vague de civilisation ; née dans la région comprise entre le Tigre et l'Euphrate, berceau de Sumer et d'Akkad, de Babylone et de l'Assyrie, elle s'est aussi prolongée par un remarquable déploiement culturel en Anatolie, en Syrie et en Iran. Tant par la richesse de son iconographie que par la personnalité et la renommée de ses auteurs, français et étrangers, ce volume constitue une indispensable mise au point. Milieux naturels, préhistoire et histoire - des cités-Etats aux grands empires assyrien et achéménide - vie sociale et économique, sciences et techniques, représentations religieuses, littérature, arts plastiques et architecture : à la lumière des découvertes récentes, chacun des chapitres de cet ouvrage est l'occasion d'une rencontre passionnante avec ce " premier monde " dont nous sommes les héritiers.

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