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The Alexander Cipher $7.99 Workers in Alexandria are excavating for a new building when they discover the ruins of an old tomb, and all work crashes to a halt. According to federal law in Egypt, all discoveries must be properly catalogued by archeologists and this tomb has unusual relics and representations, apparently contemporary with Alexander the Great. Daniel Knox’s first love is history and archeology, specifically on Alexander the Great. When he pisses off a local mobster on the coast of Egypt, he heads to Alexandria to an archaeology colleague’s apartment to hide out for a while. He learns his friend is getting to participate on the dig for this newly discovered tomb. Sneaking in with his friend, Daniel sees signs that the find is far bigger than anyone realizes and might hold clues to finally unravelling one of the world’s greatest mysteries: Where is Alexander the Great buried? In his lifetime, Alexander was beloved as a god, and across the Mediterranean, everyone wanted to be close to him. Upon his death, there was a mad scrabbling among his former allies to secure his empire for themselves. Even now, nearly 2500 years later, Alexander is still being fought over. With the discovery of this tomb and the revelation of its relics, the race is on to find Alexander. Rival archeologists, Egyptian officials, and Macedonian nationalists all scurry and scramble, attacking each other along the way as they hunt for a glorious prize–the body of Alexander the Great. |
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Alexander the First, a Reappraisal : The Country $26.32 No Synopsis Available |
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Alexander the First, a Reappraisal : The Reign $26.32 No Synopsis Available |
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Alexander the Great $13.63 The first major new biography for over 20 years of one of the most renowned figures in history: Alexander the Great. There is really no need for any special justification, let alone apology for a new history of Alexander; he is one of those very few iconic figures who remade the world and constantly inspire us to remake our own worlds. Born in 356BCE in Macedonia, Alexander led the army of his father, King Philip, conquering mainland Greece at the age of eighteen. Two years later, he was himself crowned king. Within the next twelve years Alexander conquered almost the entire known world, pushing the limits of Greek and Macedonian power to astonishing levels. Meticulously researched, vividly written and bringing to bear a lifetime’s scholarship, this is an outstanding biography of one of the most remarkable rulers in history. |
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Fanny & Alexander - $24.99 Though he made allusions to his own life in all of his films, Fanny and Alexander was the first overtly autobiographical film by Ingmar Bergman. Taking his time throughout (188 minutes to be exact), Bergman recreates several episodes from his youth, using as conduits the fictional Ekdahl family. Alexander, the director’s alter ego, is first seen at age 10 at a joyous and informal Christmas gathering of relatives and servants. Fanny is Alexander’s sister; both suffer an emotional shakedown when their recently-widowed mother (Ewa Froling) marries a cold and distant minister. Stripped of their creature comforts and relaxed family atmosphere, Fanny and Alexander suddenly find their childhood unendurable. The kids’ grandmother (Gunn Wallgren) “kidnaps” Fanny and Alexander for the purpose of showering them with the first kindness and affection that they’ve had since their father’s death. This “purge” of the darker elements of Fanny and Alexander’s existence is accomplished at the unintentional (but applaudable) cost of the hated stepfather’s life. Ingmar Bergman insisted that Fanny and Alexander, originally a multipart television series pared down to feature-film length, represented his final theatrical film, though within a year after its release he was busy with several additional Swedish TV projects, and his final work, the 2003 Saraband (also produced for Swedish television), eventually received global theatrical distribution. Oscars went to Fanny and Alexander for Best Foreign Film, Best Cinematography (Sven Nykvist), Best Costume Design and Best Art Direction/Set Decoration. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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Godinger Silver Telephone Salt Pepper Set $27.76 Stunning salt & pepper shaker set harkens back to the glamorous days of yesteryear. Receiver holds the two shakers, cradled for display in the rotary dial phone base. Crafted in metal with fancy yet affordable silver plate overlay, it makes a gleaming addition to your very special collection. 3.5″ x 3.5″ x 4″…. |
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Wooden Chicken Puzzle Set my first kenmore $5.00 Carve the roast chicken on the platter and serve to your guests… |
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Londons Times Funny Society Cartoons – Alexander Bell s First Major Decision – Mugs Alexander Bell s First Major Decision Mug is new. Why drink coffee out of an ordinary mug when an imprinted mug is so much cooler? Microwave safe, FDA approved. Image is printed on both sides of the mug. Dishwasher use is not recommended…. |
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Mozart for Mothers-to-be: Tender Lullabies for Mother and Child $3.54 Fill the womb–I mean, the room–with the gentle sounds of Mozart’s lovely Adagios and Adantes performed by strings and winds.No Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: MOZART,W.A.Title: FOR MOTHERS TO BEStreet Release Date: 04/09/1996… |
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