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His argument was in turn adapted from Miller's 1985 study of why pottery styles change . 37 Maroni - Vournes is regarded as the earliest of the 13th century administrative buildings , fol- lowed by Kalavassos , Building X , and finally ...
His argument was in turn adapted from Miller's 1985 study of why pottery styles change . 37 Maroni - Vournes is regarded as the earliest of the 13th century administrative buildings , fol- lowed by Kalavassos , Building X , and finally ...
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buildings as at Kalavassos - Ayios Dhimitreos , Building X as well as at the earlier Minoan palace ' at Mallia . Nonetheless , as the organisational centre of the building , the unit of rear hall , fore hall and hall at Enkomi imitates ...
buildings as at Kalavassos - Ayios Dhimitreos , Building X as well as at the earlier Minoan palace ' at Mallia . Nonetheless , as the organisational centre of the building , the unit of rear hall , fore hall and hall at Enkomi imitates ...
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Muweilah is not just a col- umned hall ( Building II ) ! The existence of numerous buildings all of which are de- stroyed at the same time has been noted in several publications . 20 However , that they are not all constructed at the ...
Muweilah is not just a col- umned hall ( Building II ) ! The existence of numerous buildings all of which are de- stroyed at the same time has been noted in several publications . 20 However , that they are not all constructed at the ...
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WOUDHUIZEN The Foundation Charter of the Kamanas Town Fortifications | 1 |
A Review Article of its Publication Part | 4 |
HITCHCOCK Do you see a man skillful in his work? He will stand before | 17 |
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