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Index
Title Page Copyright Page Contents Maps and Linear Barrier Lists Acknowledgements Technical Matters Part I: Introductory
Prologue Introduction – Why Walls? Nomads
Part II: Survey
Chapter 1 Egypt, Mesopotamia and China – Early Riverine Empires and Irrigation Defence Chapter 2 Greek World and Roman Empire – Barbarians and Local Nomads Chapter 3 North African and Middle-Eastern Semi-arid Belt – Unification by Nomads Transcends Walls Chapter 4 Northern Europe – Barbarians and Ancient Roads Chapter 5 Eastern Europe – Multiple Barriers where Steppe and Europe Collide Chapter 6 Bulgaria, Poland and the Kievan Rus – Early State Formation Chapter 7 China I – Northern Expansion, Consolidated by Walls, Sets Off Nomad Irruptions Chapter 8 Byzantine and Sasanian Empires – Collaboration of Foes Chapter 9 Central Asia – Great Oasis Walls Chapter 10 China II – Nomad Irruptions and Multiple Great Walls Chapter 11 Russia – Defeating the Steppe Nomads Chapter 12 Non-Eurasian Linear Barriers Chapter 13 Summary of Survey Material Through History
Part III: Questions And Issues
Chapter 14 How Valid Are Those Four Linear Barrier Patterns? Chapter 15 Motivations Other Than Pure Defence – Aggression and Assertion? Chapter 16 Why Did Some Polities Not Build Linear Barriers? Chapter 17 Strategies or Barriers – Which Really Defined Relations Between States and Nomads? Chapter 18 Linear Barrier Building – A Successful or Failed Strategy? Chapter 19 Visualisation and Functioning Chapter 20 Construction and Maintenance Chapter 21 Tactical Use of Static and Mobile Linear Barriers Chapter 22 Movement of Animals and of People Chapter 23 Harnessing Nature – Abatis and Hedges, Rivers, Canals and Seas
Part IV Aftermath
Chapter 24 The Naming of Linear Barriers Chapter 25 Destruction, Discovery and Protection Chapter 26 Reuse, Marking Borders, Renewed Building Chapter 27 Linear Barriers – Historiography and Interpretation
Bibliography Notes
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