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how the most frequent shapes are the bell - krater and the skyphos , dated for the most part to the first quarter of the 4th century BC . L. Domaradzka studies 86 graffiti written on several types of pottery .
how the most frequent shapes are the bell - krater and the skyphos , dated for the most part to the first quarter of the 4th century BC . L. Domaradzka studies 86 graffiti written on several types of pottery .
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... excavations since 1996 have clarified another long sequence : Iron Age huts ( 9th - 7th centuries BC ) ; houses ... 5th century BC ) ; an apparent absence of later 5th- / 4th - century BC activity ; sporadic late 4th - century BC ...
... excavations since 1996 have clarified another long sequence : Iron Age huts ( 9th - 7th centuries BC ) ; houses ... 5th century BC ) ; an apparent absence of later 5th- / 4th - century BC activity ; sporadic late 4th - century BC ...
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dates to the first quarter of the 4th century BC and the other to the Hellenistic or Early Roman period . There are taller stelai with ornaments on top set in a tall plinth below ( nos . 78-79 ) . They sometimes have rosettes or wheels ...
dates to the first quarter of the 4th century BC and the other to the Hellenistic or Early Roman period . There are taller stelai with ornaments on top set in a tall plinth below ( nos . 78-79 ) . They sometimes have rosettes or wheels ...
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