Architecture in ancient Egypt and the Near East, by Alexander Badawy

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Contents: Ancient Egypt -- They physical environment -- The religious and social background -- The historical background -- The prehistoric settlements -- Towns of historical Egypt -- Houses -- Palaces -- Temples -- Cult temples -- Sun temples -- Mortuary temples -- Tombs -- The development of the Mastaba tomb -- The development of the pyramid -- The development of the rock-cut tomb -- Forts -- Materials and methods of construction -- The style -- The Ancient Near East -- Mesopotamia -- The social environment -- The Predynastic Period -- The Early Dynastic Period -- Akkad and Gudea of Lagash -- Dynasty III of Ur -- Isin-Larsa -- Babylon and the Kassites -- The Assyrians -- The Neo-Babylonians -- Fortifications -- Asia Minor and North Syria -- Haçilar -- Troy -- Bogazköy -- Alishar -- Kültepe -- Sama̕l -- Carchemish -- Hadattu -- The Levant -- Jericho -- Gezer -- Megiddo -- Byblos -- Sidon -- Tyre -- Ugarit -- Elam and Persia -- Cyprus -- Architecture in the ancient world -- The Ancient Orient and the Aegean -- A chronological synopsis -- Chronological appearance of various architectural characteristics throughout the ancient world -- Suggested filiations from Egypt and the Near East to Greece -- Glossary of technical terms

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