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THE FOUNDATION CHARTER OF THE KAMANAS ' TOWN FORTIFICATIONS F.C. WOUDHUIZEN Abstract The well - preserved Luwian ... places along the frontiers of the newly founded fortification works are sworn in to preserve the borders set for it .
THE FOUNDATION CHARTER OF THE KAMANAS ' TOWN FORTIFICATIONS F.C. WOUDHUIZEN Abstract The well - preserved Luwian ... places along the frontiers of the newly founded fortification works are sworn in to preserve the borders set for it .
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102 7th - century fortifications existed north of the Crimean mountains and on the upper courses of the rivers emptying into ... the strategic significance of this fortification guarding the most important ford across the Lower Danube .
102 7th - century fortifications existed north of the Crimean mountains and on the upper courses of the rivers emptying into ... the strategic significance of this fortification guarding the most important ford across the Lower Danube .
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108 Comparatively less attention has been paid so far to the effects of that fortification upon the settlement network north of the Danube frontier . It has recently been suggested that the emperor Justinian's grandiose programme of ...
108 Comparatively less attention has been paid so far to the effects of that fortification upon the settlement network north of the Danube frontier . It has recently been suggested that the emperor Justinian's grandiose programme of ...
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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 |
Copyright | |
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