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... traditions from Gansu - Qinghai into Xin- jiang may have started as early as the late third millennium BC and lasted until the late second millennium BC when the tradition of painted pottery had already declined in Gansu - Qinghai ...
... traditions from Gansu - Qinghai into Xin- jiang may have started as early as the late third millennium BC and lasted until the late second millennium BC when the tradition of painted pottery had already declined in Gansu - Qinghai ...
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... tradition , and a canon of works , in this case a robustly local / regional one . Centred around The Prick of Conscience , Galba and associated Northern volumes transmit texts both antique and contempo- rary , some works probably ...
... tradition , and a canon of works , in this case a robustly local / regional one . Centred around The Prick of Conscience , Galba and associated Northern volumes transmit texts both antique and contempo- rary , some works probably ...
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... tradition so often invokes . ' The existing monuments form an ideal order among themselves ' , 26 Eliot declares of the whole literary tradition . ' A Sonnet is a moment's monu- ment ' , 27 writes Dante Gabriel Rossetti . Bishop's ...
... tradition so often invokes . ' The existing monuments form an ideal order among themselves ' , 26 Eliot declares of the whole literary tradition . ' A Sonnet is a moment's monu- ment ' , 27 writes Dante Gabriel Rossetti . Bishop's ...
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