Publisher's Synopsis
Etudes Archeologiques Historiques Et Statistiques Sur Arles by Jean J. Estrangin offers a detailed exploration of Arles, France, blending archaeological, historical, and statistical insights. This comprehensive study presents a thorough description of both ancient and modern monuments, providing invaluable context for understanding Arles' rich heritage. Estrangin's work meticulously catalogs the city's landmarks and incorporates notes on the surrounding territory, painting a vivid picture of its evolution through the ages.
Originally published in French, this volume is an essential resource for historians, archaeologists, and anyone interested in the historical and architectural legacy of Arles. Discover the enduring significance of this remarkable city through Estrangin's detailed research and engaging narrative.
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