Familia, poder y comunidad en la España Moderna

Seventeen Egyptologists and archaeologists probe the most compelling mysteries of ancient Egypt in this illustrated collection of 70 brief essays. Answers to age-old questions about Egyptian burial rituals, architecture, and royalty are provided, and recent discoveries are discussed—evidence that Tutankhamen was murdered, boats buried intact deep in the desert beside the tombs of the earliest kings, unexplained shafts inside the Great Pyramids aligned with the stars, and a massive mausoleum built for the many sons of Ramses II. The essays are supplemented with evocative photographs,...

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Traces the history of Europe from the disintegration of the Roman Empire through the rise of Islam, with emphasis on the migrations of peoples and the spread of Christianity.

Este libro contiene una selección de reportajes escritos en las cuatro primeras ediciones de la revista Ciudad Vaga, acompañada de una introducción de su Director, el profesor Hernán Toro. Esta revista, editada por la Escuela de Comunicación Social de la Facultad de Artes Integradas de la Universidad del Valle, está dedicada enteramente al reportaje, ya sea de publicación de este tipo de textos o de materiales conceptuales sobre el género; abriga, en su mayor parte, reportajes escritos por estudiantes de la Escuela de Comunicación Social, pero también textos de grandes reporteros...