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Varying in length from about 50 to 100 pages, these new titles in four of Osprey�s military history series are aimed at a popular audience. A common feature of all Osprey titles is abundant illustration, and the present items do not disappoint. In addition, two titles-Field�sBronze Age War Chariots and Chun�sThe Doolittle Raid 1942 -stand out for their insightful analyses.InBronze Age War Chariots , Fields (ancient history & archaeology, Univ. of Edinburgh;Troy c.1700-1250 B.C .) discusses the development and use of chariots from roughly 3100 to 1200 B.C.E., with emphasis on those used by Egyptians, Hittites, and Mycenaeans. His thoughtful and well-organized text also discusses the types of horses these cultures employed, as well as the strategies adopted for chariot use on the battlefield. Fields�sAncient Greek Fortifications, 500-300 B.C. begins with...Log In or Sign Up to Read More