Archæology and False Antiquities is an exploration of the history of archaeological discoveries and hoaxes. Munro examines various famous hoaxes and fraudulent artifacts throughout history, and argues that these instances often reveal larger issues with the practice of archaeology itself.
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Friedrich Schleiermacher was one of the most influential German philosophers and theologians of the 19th century. In this volume, Robert Munro offers a comprehensive and engaging overview of Schleiermacher's life and thought, emphasizing the personal and speculative dimensions of his philosophy. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of philosophy and theology.
Munro takes readers on a journey through the prehistoric history of Scotland, and its place in the larger context of European civilization. With a keen eye for detail and a wealth of knowledge at his disposal, Munro provides readers with a comprehensive overview of this fascinating and enigmatic period of history.
Exploring prehistoric Scotland, this book delves into its significance within the broader context of European civilization. Originally published in 1899, it has been reprinted to preserve historical literature and knowledge. Hansebooks is dedicated to making rare works accessible again, focusing on various topics including research, science, and more. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the historical narratives and contributions of Scotland to European heritage.
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The book features an in-depth exploration of lake-dwellings, focusing on their historical significance and archaeological findings. It includes a supplementary chapter that specifically examines the remnants of these structures in England, providing insights into their construction and the lifestyles of their inhabitants. The large print edition enhances accessibility, making the content easier to read for a wider audience. This work is essential for those interested in archaeology, history, and the study of ancient civilizations.