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.Rome (Oxford Archaeological Guides) by: Amanda Claridge February 26, 1998 If you really want to know what you're looking at when you visit Rome, this book is a must for your suitcase! It is brisk, erudite, academic but highly accessible and fascinating. The layout is useful, too, with introductions relating to the building materials and general history. I was given it for Christmas so had plenty of time to read it before we went to Rome in March for a wonderful six days. It hugely contributed to my enjoyment of this fantastic city, where there is little interpretation of the archaeology on the ground, as it were, with a complete lack of signs, identification and interpretation. You still need a tourist guide book to get you to the sites, though, as there is no overall map of the city in the book, guiding you to where ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Rome (Oxford Archaeological Guides) |
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.Twilight Of The Grand Tour / Il Crepuscolo Del Grand Tour. A Catalogue Of The Drawings By James Hakewill In The British School At Rome Library. by: Tony And Luke Herrmann. Cubberley 1992 If you really want to know what you're looking at when you visit Rome, this book is a must for your suitcase! It is brisk, erudite, academic but highly accessible and fascinating. The layout is useful, too, with introductions relating to the building materials and general history. I was given it for Christmas so had plenty of time to read it before we went to Rome in March for a wonderful six days. It hugely contributed to my enjoyment of this fantastic city, where there is little interpretation of the archaeology on the ground, as it were, with a complete lack of signs, identification and interpretation. You still need a tourist guide book to get you to the sites, though, as there is no overall map of the city in the book, guiding you to where ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Twilight Of The Grand Tour / Il Crepuscolo Del Grand Tour. A Catalogue Of The Drawings By James Hakewill In The British School At Rome Library. |
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.Twilight of the grand tour: A catalogue of the drawings by James Hakewill in the British School at Rome Library by: Tony Cubberley 1992 If you really want to know what you're looking at when you visit Rome, this book is a must for your suitcase! It is brisk, erudite, academic but highly accessible and fascinating. The layout is useful, too, with introductions relating to the building materials and general history. I was given it for Christmas so had plenty of time to read it before we went to Rome in March for a wonderful six days. It hugely contributed to my enjoyment of this fantastic city, where there is little interpretation of the archaeology on the ground, as it were, with a complete lack of signs, identification and interpretation. You still need a tourist guide book to get you to the sites, though, as there is no overall map of the city in the book, guiding you to where ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Twilight of the grand tour: A catalogue of the drawings by James Hakewill in the British School at Rome Library |