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... seen in Tianshanbeilu , Siba , and Qijia have also been recov- ered in north - western Xinjiang , such as the axes with the socket open at both ends and the back - curved sickles ( Li and Dang 1995 ) . Obviously , there remain many ...
... seen in Tianshanbeilu , Siba , and Qijia have also been recov- ered in north - western Xinjiang , such as the axes with the socket open at both ends and the back - curved sickles ( Li and Dang 1995 ) . Obviously , there remain many ...
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... seen best at Noen U - Loke over a period of nearly a millennium , society became very much more com- plex , with significant changes being seen in the treatment of the dead , technological expertise , access to exotic goods , increased ...
... seen best at Noen U - Loke over a period of nearly a millennium , society became very much more com- plex , with significant changes being seen in the treatment of the dead , technological expertise , access to exotic goods , increased ...
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... seen ) . It is the beginning of a painting , a piece of sculpture , or poem , or monument , and all of wood . Watch it closely.28 The monument's indeterminate form , as irregular as its metre , yearns , even at the end , to hold ...
... seen ) . It is the beginning of a painting , a piece of sculpture , or poem , or monument , and all of wood . Watch it closely.28 The monument's indeterminate form , as irregular as its metre , yearns , even at the end , to hold ...
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