National Geographic History - May-June 2018. Phoenicians; Philip II Mystery Tombs; Roman Women; Alchemy; Battle of Puebla; NYC Skyline; Prague Golem; Qin Shi Huang Di; Picasso's Guernica; Tiwanaku
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National Geographic History - May-June 2018. Phoenicians; Philip II Mystery Tombs; Roman Women; Alchemy; Battle of Puebla; NYC Skyline; Prague Golem; Qin Shi Huang Di; Picasso's Guernica; Tiwanaku

by Amy E. Briggs (Executive Editor)

History Art Archaeology
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A compelling issue covering ancient cultures, royal tombs, iconic art, and legendary mysteries from around the world.

About This Book

National Geographic History presents a diverse collection of articles spanning multiple eras and regions.

Topics range from the Phoenicians and Roman women to the mysteries of Philip II's tombs.

Readers will also discover stories about alchemy, the Battle of Puebla, and the creation of Picasso's Guernica.

Additional features examine the NYC skyline, the legend of the Prague Golem, Qin Shi Huang Di, and Tiwanaku.

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