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... whether the persons performing them originated on Cyprus or elsewhere . The implication of such routines for the construction and interpretation of group and individual identity is simply you are or you become what you do .
... whether the persons performing them originated on Cyprus or elsewhere . The implication of such routines for the construction and interpretation of group and individual identity is simply you are or you become what you do .
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The system consisted of interconnecting networks originating from Roman , Aksumite , Arabian , Persian and Indian ports . It included prestige / luxury goods like wine , silk , gems , pearls , aromatics and expensive slaves , but also ...
The system consisted of interconnecting networks originating from Roman , Aksumite , Arabian , Persian and Indian ports . It included prestige / luxury goods like wine , silk , gems , pearls , aromatics and expensive slaves , but also ...
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... by the army or by civilian contractors , the proportion of supplies originating locally or coming from longer distances and the extent to which those living beyond the frontiers contributed to the military supplies on the frontier .
... by the army or by civilian contractors , the proportion of supplies originating locally or coming from longer distances and the extent to which those living beyond the frontiers contributed to the military supplies on the frontier .
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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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