Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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... document known as ' archaic kudurru 2 ( Moorgat 1969 , Pl . 31-34 ) , land sale deeds carved on stone . A massive edition of these documents by I.J. Gelb is now nearing completion , and should be most illuminating ; in the meantime we ...
... document known as ' archaic kudurru 2 ( Moorgat 1969 , Pl . 31-34 ) , land sale deeds carved on stone . A massive edition of these documents by I.J. Gelb is now nearing completion , and should be most illuminating ; in the meantime we ...
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... documents produced by these conflagrations are thus often referred to as ' tablets ' . It is assumed that the documents within each des- truction horizon refer to a single year's administrative activity ( e.g. Ventris and Chadwick 1973 ...
... documents produced by these conflagrations are thus often referred to as ' tablets ' . It is assumed that the documents within each des- truction horizon refer to a single year's administrative activity ( e.g. Ventris and Chadwick 1973 ...
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... documents is viewed within the overall functional pattern of the indivi- dual site . Areas with and without documents will be important here . The third level ( ' regional ' : 3 ) is similar , and is the level at which the literate ...
... documents is viewed within the overall functional pattern of the indivi- dual site . Areas with and without documents will be important here . The third level ( ' regional ' : 3 ) is similar , and is the level at which the literate ...
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