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[REVUE] G. Maspero, A. Meynard, G. Monnet, J. Commaille, G.F. de Marini.Livre Rare Book

Professor Gaston MasperoBiblio.com

1894 1st Edtn THE DAWN OF CIVILISATION EGYPT AND CHALDAEA By Professor Gaston Maspero

1894BTETM0002101London: Society for promoting christian knowledge 1894. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Super octavo 8vo 7 × 11 in 178 × 279 mm . Please email for Photographs or further information. Very Good - No previous owner markings pages clean and bright. Some minor foxing. Bumps to top and tall of spines. Collation: Dawn: xiv 800 i.e. 804 pp. frontispiece plates illustrations maps folding map. Struggle: xii 794 pp. 4 leaves of plates illustrations maps portraits. Passing: xii 824 pp. coloured frontispiece illustrations including maps coloured plates. Please see Photos as part of condition report. References: HathiTrust/OCLC records NYPL Assyria and Babylonia bibliography 1894 1st Edition THE DAWN OF CIVILISATION EGYPT AND CHALDAEA Three-volume set The Dawn of Civilisation The Passing of Empires 850 BC 330 BC and The Struggle of Nations Egypt Syria and Assyria By Professor Gaston Maspero Author Bio: Sir Gaston Camille Charles Maspero KCMG 23 June 1846 30 June 1916 was a French Egyptologist known for popularizing the term "Sea Peoples" in an 1881 paper. Synopsis: 1894/1896/1900 1st Editions 1894 THE DAWN OF CIVILISATION EGYPT AND CHALDAEA - only one copy on WorldCat: xii 800 pages : many illustrations 1896 THE STRUGGLE OF NATIONS EGYPT SYRIA AND ASSYRIA - Only one copy on WorldCat : xii 824 pages : many illustrations 1900 THE PASSING OF EMPIRES 850 BC - 330 BC - Four Copies on WorldCat: xii 794 pages : many illustrations 3 colour 1 map Three-volumes Format: Hardcover Super octavo 8vo 7 × 11 in 178 × 279 mm Note: Binding/size selection follows standard bibliographic conventions and is approximate; exact measurements may vary. Language: English Published By: Society for promoting christian knowledge London Condition Report: Dust Jacket: No Jacket Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket Very Good - No previous owner markings pages clean and bright. Some minor foxing. Bumps to top and tall of spines. Collation: Dawn: xiv 800 i.e. 804 pp. frontispiece plates illustrations maps folding map. Struggle: xii 794 pp. 4 leaves of plates illustrations maps portraits. Passing: xii 824 pp. coloured frontispiece illustrations including maps coloured plates. Please see Photos as part of condition report. References: HathiTrust/OCLC records NYPL Assyria and Babylonia bibliography SKU: BTETM0002101 Shipping Info: Approximate Package Dimensions H: 12.5 L: 30 W: 25 Units: cm W: 8Kg Tracked Shipping Insurance Coverage as per Customer Request Society for promoting christian knowledge hardcover

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Archive Of Signed Letters By Gaston Maspero The Noted Nineteenth Century French Egyptologist: These Images Give Us Valuable Information By Showing Us Precisely In What Condition The Monuments Of Upper And Middle Egypt Were Found Some Fifty Years Ago

6074GASTON MASPERO 1846-1916. Maspero was the leading French Egyptologist of his generation and known for popularizing the term sea peoples. This archive consists of thirteen letters written by Gaston Maspero during the first decade of the twentieth century. From 1881-1914 Maspero was the director-general of excavations and of the antiquities of Egypt. He helped pioneer the French Institute for Oriental Archaeology in Cairo which still exists today as a center for the study of archaeology history and languages of ancient Egyptian civilizations. Notable actions during his tenure included the discovery of the eroded Pyramid of Amenemhet I the clearing of the Luxor Temple and properly dating the Great Sphinx. Thus this archive would be significant to any Egyptologist or student of the modern Middle East. Six of the letters are written in French and seven are written in Arabic. Most are hand-written though a few are typed. Here is a sampling of the French letters:1TLS. 1pg. November 14 1906. Cairo. A typed letter signed G Maspero addressed to The Counselor of the Ministry of Public Works: Mr. Counselor Following up on your communication of this 7 November No. 7629 A.K. I have the honor to inform you that having taken note of the proposals formulated by the Executive Committee I have determined that the third of the proposed schemes would be best suited to rebuilding the staff of our Department. Please accept Mr. Counselor the assurance of my profound respect. The Director General. G Maspero The Counselor of the Ministry of Public Works Cairo. The letter has a few file holes on the left side and markings from a rubber stamp.2TLS. 2pgs. March 19 1907. Cairo. A typed letter signed G Maspero written on Executive Office Of The Antiquities Department stationery. Maspero wrote to the Counselor of the Ministry of Public Works: Mr. Counselor The Committee on Egyptology at its session of the 13th of this month authorized me to purchase from the widow Madame Beato a certain number of photographic plates that had been produced by the late Beato the well-known photographer. These images give us valuable information by showing us precisely in what condition the monuments of Upper and Middle Egypt were found some fifty years ago and they deserve to be preserved at the Museum where we have already begun an important collection of images of the same type. I therefore write to ask Mr. Counselor provided you have no objection to this acquisition that you kindly direct the Ministry of Finance so that we may settle its price which on the basis of 158 plates at 60 piastres each and 150 plates at 40 piastres each amounts to 154800 Egyptian Pounds to be paid from our extrabudgetary account publications. Please accept Mr. Counselor the assurance of my profound respect. The Director General G Maspero. The letter has punch holes in the left margin and markings from a rubber stamp.3LS. 1pg. June 5 1900. Giza. A signature G Maspero approving a request; he signed as The Director General of the Antiquities Department. The French states: Mr. Director General I request that you kindly grant me three and a half months leave to go abroad beginning this 13 July. Please accept Mr. Director General the expression of my most faithful regards. G. Daressy. The letter has a vignette of the Egyptian government in the upper left a few file holes in the left margin and a stain perhaps from a previous attachment.All are in fine condition with occasional minor folds and stains. unknown

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