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repertory of objects given in the Hittite texts that iron production was organised
predominantly to service the ceremonial and votive purposes of palaces and
temples . But , as Siegelová ( 1984 : 165 ff . ; cf . Muhly et al . 1985 : 73 ) has
pointed ...
repertory of objects given in the Hittite texts that iron production was organised
predominantly to service the ceremonial and votive purposes of palaces and
temples . But , as Siegelová ( 1984 : 165 ff . ; cf . Muhly et al . 1985 : 73 ) has
pointed ...
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Until recently it was thought that dye A green pigment was produced in antiquity
from from any batch of the shells could be made ... 59 Assyrian times was Arvad ,
which was obliged to pay Textile production was extremely important in the the ...
Until recently it was thought that dye A green pigment was produced in antiquity
from from any batch of the shells could be made ... 59 Assyrian times was Arvad ,
which was obliged to pay Textile production was extremely important in the the ...
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It is worth noting that Britain , which - There exists evidence indicating an
increase in the by then was the main market for Persian carpets , was a
production of raw wool , this being the main raw " free - trader ” from the 1840s
until the end of the ...
It is worth noting that Britain , which - There exists evidence indicating an
increase in the by then was the main market for Persian carpets , was a
production of raw wool , this being the main raw " free - trader ” from the 1840s
until the end of the ...
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