The Cambridge Ancient History

1. Primitive man in Europe in Mesolithic times J. G. D. Clark; 2. Ancient Western Asia M. B. Rowton; 3. Anatolia before c.4000 B.C. J. Mellaart; 4. The development of cities from Al-'ubaid to the end of Uruk 5 Sir Max Mallowan; 5. Predynastic Egypt Elise J. Baumgartel; 6. Palestine during the Neolithic and Chalcolithic periods R. de Vaux; 7. Cyprus in the Neolithic and Chalcolithic periods H. W. Catling; 8. The Stone Age in the Aegean S. S. Weinberg; 9. The early dynastic period in Egypt I. E. S. Edwards; 10. The cities of Babylonia C. J. Gadd; 11. The old kingdom in Egypt and the beginning of the first intermediate period W. Stevenson Smith; 12. Palestine in the early Bronze Age R. de Vaux; 13. Syria before 2200 B.C. Margaret S. Drower; 14. Anatolia c.4000–2300 B.C. J. Mellaart; 15. The identification of Troy Carl W. Blegen; 16. The dynasty of Agade and the Gutian invasion C. J. Gadd; 17. The middle kingdom in Egypt William C. Hayes; 18. Syria and palestine c. 2160–1780 B.C.: the archaeological sites Kathleen M. Kenyon; 19. Babylonia c. 2120–1800 B.C. C. J. Gadd; 20. Anatolia c. 2300–1750 B.C. J. Mellaart; 21. Greece, Crete and the Aegean Islands in the Early Bronze Age John L. Caskey; 22. Cyprus in the early Bronze Age H. W. Catling; 23. Northern Mesopotamia and Syria J.-R. Kupper; 24. Egypt: from the death of Ammenemes III to Seqenenre II William C. Hayes; 25. Palestine in the middle Bronze Age Kathleen M. Kenyon; 26. Greece and the Aegean Islands in the Middle Bronze Age John L. Caskey; 27. The maturity of Minoan civilization F. Matz; 28. Cyprus in the Middle Bronze Age H. W. Catling; 29. Egypt: from the expulsion of the Hyksos to Amenophis I T. G. H. James; 30. Egypt: international affairs from Tuthmosis I to the death of Amenophis III William C. Hayes; 31. Syria c. 1550–1400 B.C. Margaret S. Drower; 32. Palestine in the time of the eighteenth dynasty Kathleen M. Kenyon; 33. The Zenith of Minoan civilization F. Matz; 34. The linear scripts and the tablets as historical documents: literacy in Minoan and mycenaean lands Sterling Dow; 35. The rise of Mycenaean civilization Frank H. Stubbings; 36. Troy VI Carl W. Blegen; 37. Assyria and Babylon c.1370–1300 C. J. Gadd; 38. Egypt: the Amarna period and the end of the eighteenth dynasty Cyril Aldred; 39. Ugarit Margaret S. Drower; 40. Troy VII Carl W. Blegen; 41. The expansion of Mycenaean civilization Frank H. Stubbings; 42. Cyprus in the Late Bronze Age H. W. Catling; 43. Egypt: from the inception of the nineteenth dynasty to the death of Ramesses III R. O. Faulkner; 44. Assyrian military power 1300–1200 B.C. J. M. Munn-Rankin; 45. Elam c.1600–1200 B.C. René Labat; 46. Phygia and the peoples of Anatolia in the Iron Age R. D. Barnett; 47. Assyria and Babylonia c.1200–1000 B.C. D. J. Wiseman; 48. Egypt: from the death of Ramesses III to the end of the twenty-first dynasty J. Cerny; 49. The end of Mycenaean civilization and the Dark Age: the archaeological background V. R. D'A. Desborough; 50. The Western Mediterranean Glyn Daniel and J. D. Evans; 51. Greek settlement in the Eastern Aegean and Asia minor J. M. Cook; 52. The religion and mythology of the Greeks W. K. C. Guthrie.