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... tempted to draw a similar conclusion here * Matsumoto ( 1986 , 176-179 ) has also compared the Wa with the Phoenicians but there is as yet little reason to support such analogies . The Wei zhi records that the Wa obtained iron from the ...
... tempted to draw a similar conclusion here * Matsumoto ( 1986 , 176-179 ) has also compared the Wa with the Phoenicians but there is as yet little reason to support such analogies . The Wei zhi records that the Wa obtained iron from the ...
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