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Who Built the Pyramid

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Monuments of Syria

By Ross Burns

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A Passion for Egypt
A Passion for Egypt

By Julie Hankey

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xi, 380 p. : 25 cm

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Lost Cities and Civilizations
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Ancient Egypt Prim ed

By Suzanne Brown

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These Were the Greeks
These Were the Greeks

By A.G.P. Lang, H.D. Amos

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These Were the Greeks

By G. P. Lang, H. D. Amos

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