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This is a bibliography ofsecondary sources intended primarily for the general reader, advanced high school student, and college undergraduate. It includes no primary sources or source books unless they include significant introductory or supplementary material. All entries are in English, and most are book-length. No articles from scholarly or professional journals are included. The time range covered in this bibliography, beginning with the rise of agriculture in the eighth millennium B. C.E. and ending with the Battle ofActium in 31 B. C.E., parallels that of the encyclopedia itself. The bibliography focuses on books that deal with ancient Greece but also includes works that deal with Greece in the context ofother cultures (such as Rome) or within a broader time frame than is otherwise included here— for example, books dealing with the broad history of warfare.

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