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Soft cover. Etat : Good. 39pp article, illustrated with 42 text drawings, 12 plates, and a folding map of Sumerian cities in the third millennium B. C. and surrounding territories, salvaged from a damaged copy of the Annual Report Of The Board Of Regents Of The Smithsonian Institution For The Year 1959. Includes a 7-page bibliography. The author was at Ricker College, Houlton, Maine. From the opening paragraph, "During the past hundred years the spadework of devoted archeologists has reopened for us in Mesopotamia the buried record of mankind's first great civilization. The face of a forgotten people has reappeared from a perspective of four millennia." Housed in protective mylar report cover.…

paperback. Etat : Very Good. in illustrated wraps. First Edition. Vintage Softcover with 5 related softcover books (see below), First Edition 1966 (#3 of The Problems Behind the Iron Curtain Series) Danubian Research and Information Center 68 pages which includes a 6 page detailed bibliography (priceless). Very Good, in illustrated wraps. Minor shelf/edge wear and edge toning to covers. No previous owner markings - all page are clean and unmarked. 1st edition. Part of the 'Problems behind the Iron Curtain Series' - # 3. Chapters are:1) Introduction, 2) Scythia, 3) The Scythian problem, 4) The Hungarian language, 5) The Sumerian language, 6) Sumerian and Hungarian, 7) The language only, 8) What happened in history, 9) Is the relationship of Sumerian and Hungarian proven, 10) Conclusion. Detailed bibiography. Handsome vintage First Edition. -----And the 5 related books are: 1) International Journal of Central Asian Studies Vol 2 1997 which the entire book (73 pages) is devoted to Ancient Hungarian Funeray Customs Observed in Northern Barbarian (8th B.C and Xiongnu Cemeteries) by Miklos Eddy, 2) Changes in the style of Folk Art and Various Branches of Folklore in Hungary during the 19th Century - an Interpretation by Tamas Hofer, Hungarian Academy of Sciences 16 pages, 3) an article from the New Hungarian Quarterly Winter 1983, 20 pages (13 illustrations) Peasant Life in Hungary in the 19th-20th Centuries by Peter Szuhay, Tamas Hofer and Erno Kunt, 4) Hungary versus Panslavism and Pangermanism by Alexander Szollosy Printed in 1961 by the Hungarian Publishing Company 64 pages and 5) Separating Facts and Myths in the History of Transylvania by Sandor Balogh, Published by International Relations and Human Rights Committee National Federation of American Hungarians, 16 pages. All 5 related softcover books are in Very Good condition as well. LOC SSE-04.…