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These pages present
a selection of books on archaeology, ancient history,
numismatics and linguistics, published in Russia in English,
German and Russian lanuages.
Familiarity with the Russian language is not widespread
among scholars except for experts in Slavic languages
and history, and many important scientific works originally
published in Russian are often not available to foreign
scholars or become known only through short, sometimes
inaccurate, reports. Unfortunately, Russian publishers
and academic institutions still make little efforts to
promote their publications, and to distribute them through
common channels.
The aim of this project has been to make the results of
current scientific studies available to a larger number
of scholars through the publication of new, serious, well
researched books in English, German, and French. Most
of our publications are original works and are published
for the first time. Particularly important are the publications
of archaeological and museum collections, archaeological
reports, texts, and dictionaries, which present earlier
unavailable or unknown data. All of our research and publishing
projects are carried out jointly with well-known research
institutions: the Hermitage (St. Petersburg), the Pushkin
Museum of Fine Arts (Moscow), the German Archaeological
Institute (Berlin), the Institute of Archaeology (Moscow),
as well as with independent scholars from Russia, Germany
and the United States, who share our scientific interests.
At present, we are the only scientific publisher in Russia
that offers a convenient system for orders from Europe
and the United States. The subscription and discounts
that we offer for some of our continued publications are
useful for institutions and libraries, and we encourage
you to order books directly from us — this will
strongly support our research and publishing projects.
We hope that our books will broaden the resources available
for the field of Humanities and will contribute to closer
cooperation among scholars, regardless of the languages
they speak or the countries where they live. |
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