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The names present are both Greek and Thracian , which suggests the existence of a mixed population in the site . The lamps ( fewer than 20 items ) are studied by P. Juvina . Most are of Attic origin or show Attic influence and belong to ...
The names present are both Greek and Thracian , which suggests the existence of a mixed population in the site . The lamps ( fewer than 20 items ) are studied by P. Juvina . Most are of Attic origin or show Attic influence and belong to ...
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K. suggests that the fort was constructed ca. AD 320 ( although little material of this early period was found ) and manned by a legionary detachment . The fort was superceded by what is interpreted as a monastic structure with church ...
K. suggests that the fort was constructed ca. AD 320 ( although little material of this early period was found ) and manned by a legionary detachment . The fort was superceded by what is interpreted as a monastic structure with church ...
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Wickham argues for regional economies and suggests that these economies were far more instrumental in generating wealth and supporting socio - cultural structures and hierarchies than any ' imperial ' or extra - regional economic ...
Wickham argues for regional economies and suggests that these economies were far more instrumental in generating wealth and supporting socio - cultural structures and hierarchies than any ' imperial ' or extra - regional economic ...
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Ş Dönmez Some Observations on the SocioEconomic Structure | 13 |
N N Terekhova A V Dmitriev A A Malyshev I G Ravich | 44 |
S A Paspalas The Achaemenid Empire and the NorthWestern | 90 |
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