Cats of Ephesos

A must have and gift book for cat lovers.
An excellent archeologist and a renowned photographer take an unusual look at one of the most spectacular archaeologic sites and present its inhabitants – the cats of Ephesos.

Sabine Ladstätter
Lois Lammerhuber
Niki Gail

24 × 32 cm
128 pages
80 images
German, English, Turkish
Hardcover
ISBN 978-3-901753-38-1
October 2013

14.90
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Authors

  • Lois Lammerhuber

    Lois Lammerhuber is a photographer and publisher. His close collaboration with GEO Magazine started in 1984, continues to this day, [...] more

  • Niki Gail

    Niki Gail is a freelance photographer at the Austrian Archaeological Institute. He works in Ephesos, Egypt and Greece. Niki Gail [...] more

  • Sabine Ladstätter

    Sabine Ladstätter was born in Klagenfurt in 1968. She studied archaeology and Altertumskunde in Graz, Vienna and Ljubljana. Since 2009 [...] more

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Ephesos is one of the most important archaeological digs in the world. For 120 years Austrian archaeologists have been at work on this magical site in western Turkey and continue to bring up spectacular finds. In this place archaeologists have succeeded like nowhere else to make academia and the public aware of the distant past.

In this book, Sabine Ladstätter, who leads the Ephesos dig, and award-winning photographer Lois Lammerhuber present the world of antiquity from a very special angle. Cats are to be found almost anywhere around the ancient city. They live in a very special environment. Sabine Ladstätter explains the nature of this extraordinary relationship and Lois Lammerhuber followed the cats of Ephesos on a magical mystery tour through an antique world of temples, stones, theatres and private houses.

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Ephesos is one of the most important archaeological digs in the world. For 120 years Austrian archaeologists have been at work on this magical site in western Turkey and continue to bring up spectacular finds. In this place archaeologists have succeeded like nowhere else to make academia and the public aware of the distant past.

In this book, Sabine Ladstätter, who leads the Ephesos dig, and award-winning photographer Lois Lammerhuber present the world of antiquity from a very special angle. Cats are to be found almost anywhere around the ancient city. They live in a very special environment. Sabine Ladstätter explains the nature of this extraordinary relationship and Lois Lammerhuber followed the cats of Ephesos on a magical mystery tour through an antique world of temples, stones, theatres and private houses.

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Weight1 kg / 2.2 lbs
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