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488 THE IRON AGE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN : A CHRONOLOGICAL MESS OR TRADE BEFORE THE FLAG ' , PART II 490 491 ALBERT J. NIJBOER 494 ABSTRACT 495 496 497 499 500 The paper discusses the commotion regarding the absolute chronology of the 10th ...
488 THE IRON AGE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN : A CHRONOLOGICAL MESS OR TRADE BEFORE THE FLAG ' , PART II 490 491 ALBERT J. NIJBOER 494 ABSTRACT 495 496 497 499 500 The paper discusses the commotion regarding the absolute chronology of the 10th ...
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These dates and others at Gordion are clearly in conflict with the conventional absolute chronology.40 This implies that the Iron Age in the region lengthens while 720 BC can be raised to 740 BC . Kuniholm wrote : This fits in well with ...
These dates and others at Gordion are clearly in conflict with the conventional absolute chronology.40 This implies that the Iron Age in the region lengthens while 720 BC can be raised to 740 BC . Kuniholm wrote : This fits in well with ...
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Absolute chronology of the Aegean , Italy and Central Europe in combination with the method whereby it was obtained . of five seed - of Terrace y BC . These conventional on lengthens Adjusted Villanovan / Etruscan Chronology Latial ...
Absolute chronology of the Aegean , Italy and Central Europe in combination with the method whereby it was obtained . of five seed - of Terrace y BC . These conventional on lengthens Adjusted Villanovan / Etruscan Chronology Latial ...
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