Jack Goody is Emeritus Professor of Social Anthropology in the University of Cambridge and a Fellow of St John's College. Recently knighted by Her Majesty The Queen for services to anthropology, Professor Goody has researched and taught all over the world, is a Fellow of the British Academy and in 1980 was made a Foreign Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. In 2004 he was elected to the National Academy of Sciences and he was elected Commandeur des Arts et Lettres in 2006.
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Part I. Explorers: 1. The age of metals and the ancient Near East 2. A Bronze Age without bronze 3. Metals and society 4. Trade and religion in the Mediterranean 5. The coming of the Iron Age and classical civilisation 6. After the Romans Part II. Merchants: 7. 'Capitalism', exchange, and the Near East 8. China and the Eurasian corridor 9. Renewal in the West 10. Venice and the North Part III. Accumulators: 11. Iron and the Industrial Revolution 12. Metals, 'capitalism' and the Renaissances Appendix 1. The metallurgy of iron (by Dr J. A. Charles) Appendix 2. Damascene steel and blades Glossary.
Part I. Explorers: 1. The age of metals and the ancient Near East 2. A Bronze Age without bronze 3. Metals and society 4. Trade and religion in the Mediterranean 5. The coming of the Iron Age and classical civilisation 6. After the Romans Part II. Merchants: 7. 'Capitalism', exchange, and the Near East 8. China and the Eurasian corridor 9. Renewal in the West 10. Venice and the North Part III. Accumulators: 11. Iron and the Industrial Revolution 12. Metals, 'capitalism' and the Renaissances Appendix 1. The metallurgy of iron (by Dr J. A. Charles) Appendix 2. Damascene steel and blades Glossary.
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