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FOOTNOTES
Chapter 1: Introduction
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1. Some of course did not survive, for instance, Major Laing (Bovill 1964),
or Oudeney on the bad tempered 1822 expedition (Denham and Clapperton
1826). See also Pesce 1969,53-65 on the explorers who passed through
Fezzan.
2. Lyon 1821,18-66 and 323-37 deals with Tripolitania and the northern
Fezzan.
3. Denham and Clapperton 1826, XV-XVI, 305-11.
4. Richardson 1848, I, 26-384, on his trip to and sojourn at Chadames;
II, 442-82, on his northward return from Fezzan via Bu Njem. Much to
his disappointment, he was too weak to dismount from his camel by the
time he passed the ruins of Lepcis Magna.
5. Barth 1858, I, 57-147 on his southward journey to Fezzan; 111,448-51,
records his return six years later.
6.. Duveyrier 1864, mainly on his travels in southern Tunisia and Fezzan.
See also his notes on the Gebel Nefusa incorporated in Tissot 1888,
708-710.
7. Nachtigal 1974,38-66, (the first English translation from the 1879
German original).
8. His account was published in Beechey and Beechey 1828,504-512, also
79-80.
9. Beechey and Beechey 1828,72-78. The folly at Virginia Water, Surrey,
represents the fruit of Smythe's treasure hunting.
10. Beechey and Beechey 1828,12-208, deals with the Tripolitanian part of
their journey.
11. The following is a selection of some of the major studies: Tissot 1888;
Goetschy 1894; Lecoy de la Marche 1894; Toutain 1895; 1896; 1903a and
b; 1905; 1906; Gauckler 1897/1901; 1900; 1902; 1904; Blanchet 1898; -1899;
Donau 1904a and b; 1906; 1909a and b; Pericaud 1905; Toussaint 1905; 1906;
1907; 1908; Gueneau 1907; Boizot 1913; Cagnat 1913a; 1914b.
12. Many excavations were never even published. See for instance the
belated publication of Donau's excavation of the extremely
important
fort at Remada, Euzennat and Trousset 1975.
13. Cowper 1897, passim.
14. de Mathuisieulx 1901; 1902; 1904; 1905; 1912, all deal with his three
expeditions into the hinterland from Tripoli.
15. Cowper 1897,131-193. He was corrected swiftly by Myres 1899,
280-93, who had also visited the Tripolitanian Gebel. Barth 1858,63,
72-73, had earlier made the same mistake as Cowper.
16. See, in particular, Aurigeamia 1916; 1926; 1929; 1940c; 1960; 1962;
Bartoccini 1927; 1928a; 1929 a and b; 1931; Guidi 1929; 1930; 1933;
1935; Caputo and Levi della Vida 1935; Romanelli 1925.
17. Bartoccini 1928b, on Bu Njem; Centilucci 1933, on the wadi Sofeggin;
Bauer 1935, on Ghirza; Petragnani 1928 on the pre-desert and Sahara
generally; Coro 1928 on the Gebel Nefusa and Cerrata 1933, on Syrtica.
18. Pace, Sergi and Caputo 1951, is the most detailed of several studies to
have been published.
19. Trousset 1974,36-38, discusses the reasons for this lacuna.
20. Goodchild 1948; 1949 a and b; 1950a, b and c; 1951b; Ward Perkins 1950;
Ward-Perkins and Goodchild 1949, Haynes 1959.
21. Goodchild 1949b; 1950d; Ward-Perkins and Toynbee 1949; Degrassi 1951;
Bianchi-Bandinelli et al 1966.
22. Goodchild 1952 a, b, c and d; 1954 a, b, c and d; 1964; 1971; 1976c;
Ward-Perkins and Goodchild 1953 a and b. Many of his most important
papers were republished together in a memorial volume, Goodchild 1976.