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Lediglich der Schutzumschlag ist leicht berieben und besto�n. Sonst aber ein sehr gutes und sauberes Exemplar/ Only the dust jacket is slightly rubbed and bumped. Otherwise, however, a very good and clean copy. - A new approach to 10,000 years of European history that reveals a kinship amongst the peoples of the Atlantic seaboard�the Celts, Bretons, Galicians, and others�whose lands face the turmoil of the ocean and whose rich cultures and identities reflect their shared experience. Barry Cunliffe is Professor of European Archaeology at Oxford and an internationally known writer and broadcaster on discovering the past. CONTENTS: Perceptions of the Ocean Between Land and Sea Ships and Sailors The Emergence of an Atlantic Identity: 8000-4000 bc Ancestors and Ritual Landscapes: 4000-2700 bc Expanding Networks and the Rise of the Individual: 2700-1200 BC Sailors on the Two Oceans: 1200-200 bc Restating Identity: 1200-200 bc The Impact of Rome: 200 bc-ad 200 Migrants and Settlers in the Early Middle Ages: ad 200-800 it. The Coming of the Northmen New Centres, New Peripheries: ad 1000-1500 The Longue Duree. ISBN 9780192853554