The last civilized place : Sijilmasa and its Saharan destiny / by Ronald A. Messier and James A. Miller.

By:

Messier, Ronald A [Author]

Contributor(s):

Miller, James Andrew []

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

9780292766662

Subject(s):

Excavations (Archaeology) -- Morocco

Genre/Form:

Electronic Books.

LOC classification:

DT329 .L378 2015

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Contents:

Approaches to Sijilmasa -- Confluence of time and space in Morocco's desert land -- Founding the oasis city -- Sijilmasa in empire -- Moroccan rulers at the desert's edge: the Filalians -- Out of Sijilmasa: the Alaouites -- Using models of the Islamic city as guides -- An altered present; an uncertain future -- Appendix 1. Moroccan dynastic rulers governing Sijilmasa -- Appendix 2. Ceramics typology.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Ibn Battuta's Sijilmasa journey -- Approaches to Sijilmasa -- Confluence of time and space in Morocco's desert land -- Founding the oasis city -- Sijilmasa in empire -- Moroccan rulers at the desert's edge: the Filalians -- Out of Sijilmasa: the Alaouites -- Using models of the Islamic city as guides -- An altered present; an uncertain future -- Appendix 1. Moroccan dynastic rulers governing Sijilmasa -- Appendix 2. Ceramics typology.

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