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The publication of its proceedings provides an overview of recent research projects on old and new textile finds from this important site . While textiles rarely survive in archaeological contexts , salt mines have an environment ...
The publication of its proceedings provides an overview of recent research projects on old and new textile finds from this important site . While textiles rarely survive in archaeological contexts , salt mines have an environment ...
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The study provides a relative chronology that dates the site to between 1320 and 650 BC . It gives us a wide classification of pottery types that goes from well - known fine wares to objects which required meticulous investigation ...
The study provides a relative chronology that dates the site to between 1320 and 650 BC . It gives us a wide classification of pottery types that goes from well - known fine wares to objects which required meticulous investigation ...
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Although the narrative provides a sensible enough chronological account of political and military activity , two factors are missing : first the way that period ( along with the 2nd century ) changed Christianity from being a ...
Although the narrative provides a sensible enough chronological account of political and military activity , two factors are missing : first the way that period ( along with the 2nd century ) changed Christianity from being a ...
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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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