Reallexicon of prehistory

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The Reallexicon of Prehistory is a prehistoric reference work published by Max Ebert (1879–1929) "with the cooperation of numerous scholars", which was published in Berlin by Walter de Gruyter in the years 1924–1932. It comprises 15 volumes (in 16) with a total of about 6,500 pages. It contains numerous (about 2,000) tablets. The alphabetically structured work is thematically broad and is considered a standard work of his subject. Volume 4 has appeared in two halves as a double band, in volume 15 is the register.

Breakdown

The work is structured as follows:

Band 1 Eel – Circumcision
Volume 2 Summoning – Dynasty
Volume 3 Ebenalphöhle – Franken
Band 4
France – Gezer (First Half)
Ghirla – Gynocracy (Second Half)
Volume 5 Haag – Hyksos
Volume 6 Iberians – Clothing
Volume 7 Asia Minor – Malta
Band 8 Maltaja – Noppenring
Volume 9 North Germany – Oxusschatz
Volume 10 Lease – Pyrenean Peninsula
Volume 11 Quadesch – Seddin
Volume 12 Seedorfer Typus – Southern Africa
Volume 13 South Baltic States – Tyrus
Volume 14 Uckermarck – Cypriot loop needle
Volume 15 Register (Digitalisat)

Weblinks
Digitalisate – archive.org

Lexicon or Encyclopedia
Lexicon or Encyclopedia (science of antiquity)
Reference work (historical science)
Prehistory and early history
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Paleoanthropology
Literature (Berlin)
Literature (20th century)
Literature (German)
Non-fiction (paleontology)