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Play for Scala
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Play for Scala

by Erik Bakker, Peter Hilton
October 2013
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
328 pages
9h 8m
English
Manning Publications
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The figure on the cover of Play for Scala is captioned a “Woman from Šibenik, Dalmatia, Croatia.” The illustration is taken from the reproduction, published in 2006, of a 19th-century collection of costumes and ethnographic descriptions entitled Dalmatia by Professor Frane Carrara (1812–1854), an archaeologist and historian, and the first director of the Museum of Antiquity in Split, Croatia. The illustrations were obtained from a helpful librarian at the Ethnographic Museum (formerly the Museum of Antiquity), itself situated in the Roman core of the medieval center of Split: the ruins of Emperor Diocletian’s retirement palace from around AD 304. The book includes finely colored illustrations of figures from different ...

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