Reference+Sources

__Print Library Sources:__

 * ====//**__Oxford Dictionary of English,__**// On Reference Shelves.====
 * ====This should be used as a first reference for spelling, pronunciation and will provide a good, basic explanation of terms.====
 * ====Grant, Michael, __**//A guide to the ancient world: a dictionary of classical place names//,**__ Call Number: J 913.8:G762g:c.1, ISBN: 0824207424, Publication Year: H.W. Wilson Co., 1986.====
 * ====This book is an invaluable reference for specific names, provides dates and a wealth of historical details that will be especially useful when you choose your specific research topics. There is a very useful Gossary of terms and the index will help you locate relevant information. Chapter headings provide further guidance.====

__**Printed Non-Fiction Library Resources:**__

 * ====Callender, G__**, //The Minoans and the Mycenaeans: An Aegean Society in the Bronze Age//**__ (OUP, 1999) FOL939.18CAL====
 * ====This is a comprehensive resource on the life in Bronze Age Crete and Greece, aimed at senior students of Ancient Greek History. It includes a chronological table of the Bronze Age. The first part explores Minoan geography, culture and legends, history, and religion, transport and trade. Part 2 introduces you to Mycenaean Greece, with chapters dedicated to Homer, Mycenaean geography, daily life, and the economy. It has a very useful index and Gossary of terms.====
 * ====Malam, J. //**__Ancient Greece: Uncovering the Past__**// (Oriental Press, 1999) JFOL938Mal====
 * ====This book is informative and arranged in sections from the Minoans to the death of Alexander the Great. It Includes a timeline of ancient Greece, the civilizations, including Minoans and Mycenaeans,warships, great leaders, cities and poets; the Trojan War and the Olympic Games to the end of the ancient Greece empire under it fell to the Romans.====
 * ====Durando, Furio, Greece: //**__Splendours of an Ancient Civilization__**// (Thames & Hudson, 1997) FOL938DUR====
 * ====This book is very good as a pictorial history of ancient Greece. There are lots of glossy photos and diagrams that inform us about ancient Greek life. It is very informative about Greek art and provides an archaeological journey through Greece. It has a very comprehensive glossary of terms and suggests further reading on Greek history and Civilization. Text is limited to descriptions of the images, so you may need to refer to other sources for more factual information on specific topics.====


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