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Karl Jettmar; trans. Anne E. Keep.
Art of the Steppes.

Published London: Methuen, 1967 (previous German edition was 1964).
Series: Art of the World: Regional Histories of the Visual Arts.
[No ISBN].
Binding: hardback, stitch bound; slip case, published without a dustjacket.
Printed in Holland.
Size: 183×238×36mm.
Page count: text 272pp.
Main language: English.
Overall condition fair to good: the bottom edge of slipcase has been split and about half of it is nearly detached, some scratching on its back panel; the book’s spine is faded, and has a bit of bumping at its base; looks ok internally, text appears to be free of marking.


This item £6.00
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Weight without packaging: 917g.

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Content entirely pre-medieval: covers (roughly) 900 BC to 200 AD.

Contents: Discovery of early Steppe art; Pontic Scythia; Scythian finds in central Europe; Scythian elements in the Caucasus; Anan’ino culture in eastern Russia; Expansion of the Sarmatians; Minusinsk bronzes; Graves of the Scythian era in the Altai; Hsiung-nu in Transbaikalia & northern Mongolia; Ordos bronzes; Tuva — area of withdrawal; The Saka in middle Asia; Siberian gold — Steppes of northern & eastern Kazakhstan; Aftermath; Rise of mounted warriors & birth of the animal style.

Illustrations: 141 monochrome text figures, and 53 tipped-in colour plates
Maps & plans: 3

Notes: no
Tables: no
Genealogies: no
Chronology: yes
Glossary: no
Bibliography: 17pp
Index: yes

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