Tomislav Bilic, Land of the Solstices: Myth, Geography and Astronomy in Ancient Greece
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Tomislav Bilic, Land of the Solstices: Myth, Geography and Astronomy in Ancient Greece
BAR International Series 3039. Oxford: BAR Publishing, 2021. 212 pp. ISBN: 9781407358628. £49.00.
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