Problems in Exploration: I. Western Asia
"Problems in Exploration: I. Western Asia" delves into the geographical and archaeological challenges faced by explorers in the Middle East. Authored by David George Hogarth, with contributions from the Royal Geographical Society, this work explores the historical context of exploration in the region, providing insights into the landscapes, cultures, and obstacles encountered by early travelers and researchers.
This volume offers a valuable resource for historians, archaeologists, and anyone interested in the historical exploration of Western Asia. It sheds light on the methods, discoveries, and geographical knowledge gained during a pivotal era of exploration, making it an essential addition to any collection focused on the Middle East and the history of geographical discovery.
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