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An Essay on Graphic History (Harper
& Row, New York 1972); Bayard Still,
Mirror for Gotham : New York as Seen
by Contemporaries from Dutch Days to
the Present (New York University Press,
New York 1956).
On the histories of New York's boroughs: Charles W. Leng and William T.
Davis, S taten Island and Its People: A
History 1609-1929 (Lewis Historical
Publishing Co., New York 1930, five
volumes); Henry Stiles, A History of
Kings County (W.W. Munsell & Co.,
New York 1884, two volumes); I.N.
Phelps Stokes, The Iconography of
Manhattan Island (Robt. H. Dodd, New
York 1915-26,six volumes).
Stolen Treasures
Reading on the illicit
For Further
traffic in antiquities: Paul M. Bator, The
International Trade in Art (University
of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL 1983), is
a comprehensive discussion of the issues
of ethics, policy and relevant laws, written by a lawyer who participated in
drafting the Unesco Convention on
Cultural Property; "Fact Sheet on Art,
Antiques and other Cultural Property"
(available free of charge from the Public
Services Branch, U.S. Customs Service,
1301 Constitution Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20229),is a useful discussion
of things to know before buying any
souvenirs abroad; Karl E. Meyer, The
Plundered Past (Atheneum, New York
1973), is still the most thorough and
readable treatment of the illicit traffic
in antiquities and the destruction it
causes. A catalogue of the exhibition
Stolen Treasures- Missing Links and
information on the new Peruvian Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology
are available from Fundamuseo, c/o
Lee Kimche and Associates, 3320 Quebec Place, NW, Washington, DC 20008.
Marea:

A Byzantine

Port

For Further Reading on Marea and
Mareotis: A. de Cosson, Mareotis: Being a Short Account of the History and
Ancient Monuments of the Northwestern Desert of Egypt and of Lake
Mareotis (Country Life, Ltd., London
1935),for a concise history and description of the antiquities of the area; Oric
Bates, The Eastern Libyans (Frank
Cass, London 1914; reprinted in 1970),
Chapter 9, provides a brief outline of the
early history of this frontier region between Egypt and Libya based on ancient documentary sources.
On Ptolemaic, Roman and Byzantine Egypt in general: H.I. Bell, Egypt
from Alexander the Great to the Arab
Conquest (Clarendon Press, Oxford
1948), is an excellent introduction.
For a description of the Yassi Ada
ship used in the slipway reconstruction:
see G. Bass, "A Byzantine TVadingVenture," Scientific American 225 (1971):
23-33.

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