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BARATZ, Joseph. A Village by the Jordan. The Story of Degania. Tel Aviv: Press Department of Ichud Habonim, nd. (1960). Orig. paper boards, 174pp. Light rubbing to edges o/w near fine.
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$35 | Book Number: 29865 | Order / Enquire |
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BIBBY, Geoffrey. Looking for Dilmun. New York: Knopf, 1969. Tall 8vo., cloth, xvi, 384pp. Fine in a near fine d/w. A first hand account of the search for the kingdom known to the Babylonians and Sumerians as Dilmun. This story covers a 15 year period of excavations.
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BIDWELL, Robin. Travellers In Arabia. London: Hamlyn, (1976). First edition. Tall 8vo., cloth, 224pp. Fine in d/w. History of travel and exploration in Arabia; Burton, Palgrave, Neibuhr, etc.
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$150 | Book Number: 11559 | Order / Enquire |
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BRENT, Peter. Far Arabia. Explorers of the Myth. Newton Abbot: Readers Union, 1978. Cloth, 239pp. Perimeter of pages browned o/w fine in d/w. A history of the exploration of Arabia.
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BUTT, Gerald. The Lion In The Sand. (London): Bloomsbury, (1995). First edition. Cloth, 215pp. Fine in d/w. "...a book of true life stories woven into a succinct and very readable account of Britain's long involvement in the Middle East....."
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CARRINGTON, Richard. The Tears of Isis. The Story of a New Journey from the Mouth to the Source of the Nile. London: Chatto & Windus, 1959. First edition. Cloth, 256pp. Fine in d/w. An account of Carrington's journey from Rosetta, at the mouth of the Nile, to Lake Victoria; a distance of some 3,500 miles. The author was able to see many aspects of Egypt's life and landscape not normally accessible to tourists; as well as visting the Pyramids, and Luxor and Aswan, he was taken to a sugar factory, to the Sennar Dam and the Nimule National Park; he voyaged through the vast papyrus swamps of the Upper Nile, and on the way was able to study some of the most primitive peoples in the world.
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CARROLL, Michael. From a Persian Tea-House. London: John Murray, 1960. First edition. Cloth, 209pp. Fine in d/w with a couple of small chips at top of the spine. Travels in Persia,mostly in the eastern portion of the country.
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