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... called Karasuk , we get the beginnings of the special types - knife ( Pl . IX A ) , dagger ( Pl . IX D ) , mirror , and cauldron.41 Finally , in what is now called the Tagar culture we have an immense variety of things , mostly in ...
... called Karasuk , we get the beginnings of the special types - knife ( Pl . IX A ) , dagger ( Pl . IX D ) , mirror , and cauldron.41 Finally , in what is now called the Tagar culture we have an immense variety of things , mostly in ...
Page 69
... called Ionian . The handle ( A2 ) is hollow , and the projecting wing forms a spout . Really interesting is the comparison with Chinese vases of about the same date ( D , E ) .64 As we shall see later , just at this time in- fluences ...
... called Ionian . The handle ( A2 ) is hollow , and the projecting wing forms a spout . Really interesting is the comparison with Chinese vases of about the same date ( D , E ) .64 As we shall see later , just at this time in- fluences ...
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... called ' a magnitude ' in the objects brought thither not only from Greece and Rome but also from Egypt ' and beyond ... called several imitations and variations into being , an account of which would make interesting poetic history . A ...
... called ' a magnitude ' in the objects brought thither not only from Greece and Rome but also from Egypt ' and beyond ... called several imitations and variations into being , an account of which would make interesting poetic history . A ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J H Clapham | 13 |
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BLAISE PASCAL Lecture on a Master Mind By H F Stewart | 197 |
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