Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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... areas where tablets were found can help us to interpret their texts , and to discover why certain records were written and how they relate to records found elsewhere . Conversely , the texts may shed light on the use of given rooms or areas ...
... areas where tablets were found can help us to interpret their texts , and to discover why certain records were written and how they relate to records found elsewhere . Conversely , the texts may shed light on the use of given rooms or areas ...
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... area of sea . Of these , only 137 ( 33 % ) are known to contain a wreck site . Many coastal areas , and most of the deep sea , show no sites at all . On the other hand , of the 137 populated squares , 49 ( 36 % ) have only one reported ...
... area of sea . Of these , only 137 ( 33 % ) are known to contain a wreck site . Many coastal areas , and most of the deep sea , show no sites at all . On the other hand , of the 137 populated squares , 49 ( 36 % ) have only one reported ...
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... area of production . The explanation is probably to be found in the absence of research in certain areas of the Mediterranean . The Present State of Knowledge -- -- Despite the similarities and groupings , some of which have been ...
... area of production . The explanation is probably to be found in the absence of research in certain areas of the Mediterranean . The Present State of Knowledge -- -- Despite the similarities and groupings , some of which have been ...
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