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Page 48
... bronze bowl with spool - shaped attachments.17 Communication between Lydia and the Phrygian highlands was readily available through the upper Hermos valley . In addition to the marbled - ware bowl of the Indere Tomb , the Butler ...
... bronze bowl with spool - shaped attachments.17 Communication between Lydia and the Phrygian highlands was readily available through the upper Hermos valley . In addition to the marbled - ware bowl of the Indere Tomb , the Butler ...
Page 287
... Bronze Age Archetype ' . Subsequent chapters are ' Rulership in the Near East and the Eastern Mediterranean during the Bronze Age ' , ' Europe in the Early Bronze Age : an Archaeological Background ' , ' Symbolic Transmis- sion and ...
... Bronze Age Archetype ' . Subsequent chapters are ' Rulership in the Near East and the Eastern Mediterranean during the Bronze Age ' , ' Europe in the Early Bronze Age : an Archaeological Background ' , ' Symbolic Transmis- sion and ...
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... Bronze Age Palestine . Four stamp - seal amulets from the Middle and Late Bronze Ages are also presented , and the digital x - ray analysis of several pottery vessels demonstrates how non - destructive methods can provide new insights ...
... Bronze Age Palestine . Four stamp - seal amulets from the Middle and Late Bronze Ages are also presented , and the digital x - ray analysis of several pottery vessels demonstrates how non - destructive methods can provide new insights ...
Contents
WOUDHUIZEN Great King Wasusarmas Victory Memorial at Topada | 23 |
Mapping the Contact | 73 |
The Greek Poleis as Part of | 91 |
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