Richard N. Spivey's Books

This volume documents the Etruscan black-figure vases and fragments in the Getty Museum antiquities collection. The author expertly places these objects in their artistic context, making this fascicule a standard reference for Etruscan ceramics.

An examination of the social setting and function of ancient Greek theatre through the thousand years of its performance history, drawing evidence from a wide range of archaeological material.

A comparative overview of the laws which govern pharmacy services in different countries, the organization of the medical community and health care delivery services, and the involvement of pharmacy practice within the health care delivery system. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Applied also to modern criminal investigations, facial reconstruction brings together the work of numerous specialists ranging from dentists to geneticists, and from archaeologists to radiologists. The important historical implications of their work are no more strongly demonstrated than in their confirmation that the body resting in Tomb II at Verginia was that of King Philip II, the father of Alexander the Great: when the face was reconstructed, the eye-injury received by Philip at Methone was unmistakable. Making Faces takes the reader into byways of forensic study, surgery and folklore and reveals how the art of facial reconstruction has opened up whole new vistas of the past.

Book's by Richard N. Spivey

Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum: The J. Paul Getty Museum

Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum: The J. Paul Getty Museum

Theatre in Ancient Greek Society

Theatre in Ancient Greek Society

International Pharmaceutical Services

International Pharmaceutical Services

Making Faces

Making Faces

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