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The signature first appears on drachms of Vahram IV and continues until Ardaxšīr III ; it is very rare or non - existent in the Arab - Sasanian period.63 The signature most probably denotes Rev - Ardaxšir ( Rev - Ardashir ) in ...
The signature first appears on drachms of Vahram IV and continues until Ardaxšīr III ; it is very rare or non - existent in the Arab - Sasanian period.63 The signature most probably denotes Rev - Ardaxšir ( Rev - Ardashir ) in ...
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This wall was approximately 6 m . long and probably defined a second building to the north . A small alley , approximately 0.70 m . wide and defined by the northern wall of Room C and the wall in the northern section , provided access ...
This wall was approximately 6 m . long and probably defined a second building to the north . A small alley , approximately 0.70 m . wide and defined by the northern wall of Room C and the wall in the northern section , provided access ...
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This probably represents a hearth . Contemporary with this were a number of other sunken features F with thin ashy primary fills , hence probably used in food preparation . These include a square feature 22–23 cm . across by 28 cm ...
This probably represents a hearth . Contemporary with this were a number of other sunken features F with thin ashy primary fills , hence probably used in food preparation . These include a square feature 22–23 cm . across by 28 cm ...
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The International Merv Project Preliminary Report on the Third Season 1994 | 31 |
Place and Throne in Persian by François de Blois | 67 |
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