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C. W. Ceram traces back to early stages when archeology was merely digging things from the earth. The book also answers one significant question for the discipline: why study archeology today? Whilst anticipating an evolving future, what in the past shall not be forgotten who we are. Literature for vocabularies and syntaxes in a good way.

C. W. Ceram traces back to early stages when archeology was merely digging things from the earth. The book also answers one significant question for the discipline: why study archeology today? Whilst anticipating an evolving future, what in the past shall not be forgotten who we are. Literature for vocabularies and syntaxes in a good way.

C. W. Ceram traces back to early stages when archeology was merely digging things from the earth. The book also answers one significant question for the discipline: why study archeology today? Whilst anticipating an evolving future, what in the past shall not be forgotten who we are. Literature for vocabularies and syntaxes in a good way.

C. W. Ceram traces back to early stages when archeology was merely digging things from the earth. The book also answers one significant question for the discipline: why study archeology today? Whilst anticipating an evolving future, what in the past shall not be forgotten who we are. Literature for vocabularies and syntaxes in a good way.

C. W. Ceram traces back to early stages when archeology was merely digging things from the earth. The book also answers one significant question for the discipline: why study archeology today? Whilst anticipating an evolving future, what in the past shall not be forgotten who we are. Literature for vocabularies and syntaxes in a good way.

应该是从小时候看的秦始皇陵纪录片开始，对考古就开始产生了兴趣。跨越时间的维度，再现同一片土地上，在千年前发生的故事，总让人有一种莫名的欣喜，彷佛是活过更长的时间，经历了更丰富的人生。 让尘封的历史重见天日，亲眼所见的考古人该是怎样的心情呀，应该不亚于科学大发...  

很长一段时间以来，西方人认为他们的文明来自希腊和罗马。但是希腊哲学家自己却说他们扎根在一个更古老的源头。后来回到欧洲的旅行家报告了埃及的存在，以及宏伟的金字塔、狮身人面像等建筑。对古埃及文字和语言的解读，以及考古的成就表明，早在希腊文明之前，埃及文明就有了...  

这本书可以说是一本很生动的考古学科普了。从古希腊文明的发现开始，从一串串著名考古学者开始，作者运用想象力将画面穿起来，讲述了许多美丽的画面。 我还记得书里提到，当布鲁格欺骗当地的埃及向导协助他将法老的木乃伊运到开罗时，古老的船只顺着尼罗河缓缓运行，岸上的埃及...  

“我们需要了解过去的5000年，以便掌握未来的100年。”说的真好～然而我比较肤浅吧，我喜欢古文明的原因，就是因为它的神秘。不需要面对繁浩星空，单看这迷雾重重的古迹，我就有一沧海一粟的微不足道感。我就是喜欢默默无闻啊～ 然后想说一点题外话，其实一直很想做一个时间轴...