Libros de Nicholas J. Saunders (2 libros)

In this book the story behind the life & political career of one of Rome's greatest leaders is explored. The book opens with an overview of the life in the Roman Empire in 100 BC. We follow the life of Caesar from his early days growing up in Rome to his career in the senate, as a high priest, to consul & finally dictator.

Many of the 13 essays in this collection originate from the archaeology symposia of the Society for Latin American Studies held at Bradford University in 1989; others have been commissioned from people engaged in research in Central and South America. Subjects include the Aztec Cihuateteo, political stratification in Classic Maya society, shamanism and sculpture in Ancient West Mexico, underwater archaeolocical research in Bolivia, Inca ceremonial platforms in central Chile, early Inca architecture in Peru, fabrics of the Atacamba.