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This view is not contradicted by the mixture of Banesh and Kaftari attributes, and
the presence of ceramic types previously unknown at Malyan in Units C and B.
THE BANESH-KAFTARI TRANSITION AND THE THIRD MILLENNIUM HIATUS ...
This view is not contradicted by the mixture of Banesh and Kaftari attributes, and
the presence of ceramic types previously unknown at Malyan in Units C and B.
THE BANESH-KAFTARI TRANSITION AND THE THIRD MILLENNIUM HIATUS ...
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Ceramic evidence from this season's excavation awaits analysis, and this work
will be more extensively reported on next year. A note on the small finds from
MSK021 by Jackie Keilv The majority of the small finds (81 of 123) were
recovered ...
Ceramic evidence from this season's excavation awaits analysis, and this work
will be more extensively reported on next year. A note on the small finds from
MSK021 by Jackie Keilv The majority of the small finds (81 of 123) were
recovered ...
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INTRODUCTION The ceramic industry of Safavid Iran represents one of the high
points of the production of pottery in the world, and especially in the Islamic world
where it represents one of the final flowerings of a long and dynamic tradition.
INTRODUCTION The ceramic industry of Safavid Iran represents one of the high
points of the production of pottery in the world, and especially in the Islamic world
where it represents one of the final flowerings of a long and dynamic tradition.
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