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CENTRAL ASIA AND THE INDO - IRANIAN BORDERLANDS * By Fredrik T .
Hiebert and C . C . Lamberg - Karlovsky ... The earliest late Bronze Age oases of
Central Asia are compared to Bronze Age agricultural settlements within the ...
CENTRAL ASIA AND THE INDO - IRANIAN BORDERLANDS * By Fredrik T .
Hiebert and C . C . Lamberg - Karlovsky ... The earliest late Bronze Age oases of
Central Asia are compared to Bronze Age agricultural settlements within the ...
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small find categories in order to better understand the extent of Central Asian
interaction with Iran and Baluchistan . Khurab A burial from Trench D , apparently
a secondary burial , also contained unpainted ceramics typical of the Central
Asian ...
small find categories in order to better understand the extent of Central Asian
interaction with Iran and Baluchistan . Khurab A burial from Trench D , apparently
a secondary burial , also contained unpainted ceramics typical of the Central
Asian ...
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Sasanian Period ” and “ The Buddhist Community of Excavations on the fortified
wall and the central Merv : An Archaeological Assessment ” . In the followmound
have revealed occupation levels dating from ing paper entitled “ Sogd and ...
Sasanian Period ” and “ The Buddhist Community of Excavations on the fortified
wall and the central Merv : An Archaeological Assessment ” . In the followmound
have revealed occupation levels dating from ing paper entitled “ Sogd and ...
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Kavads Heresy and Mazdaks Revolt by Patricia Crone | 21 |
Unpublished Poems in Balochi by Gul Khān Nasīr and Atā Sād | 109 |
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