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... case, as suggested by the Sasanian remains in the town as well as the vast
and complex hydrolic system, then Shushtar must have been the largest
population centre in the Mianab plain during the Sasanian period (Fig. 8). The
Islamic ...
... case, as suggested by the Sasanian remains in the town as well as the vast
and complex hydrolic system, then Shushtar must have been the largest
population centre in the Mianab plain during the Sasanian period (Fig. 8). The
Islamic ...
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... base of the exterior walls (which contradicts some published accounts which
suggested eight courses). These were supported by a platform of pakhsa, which
extended over 4 m. beyond the walls (Fig. 5). The uneven surface of the pakhsa ...
... base of the exterior walls (which contradicts some published accounts which
suggested eight courses). These were supported by a platform of pakhsa, which
extended over 4 m. beyond the walls (Fig. 5). The uneven surface of the pakhsa ...
Side 255
I have suggested elsewhere that it is derived from the “normal” form of Chinese
script appearing on the base of many exported porcelains." If the Chinese
characters are loosely joined, they appear to form a “tassel.” Sherds with tassel-
marks ...
I have suggested elsewhere that it is derived from the “normal” form of Chinese
script appearing on the base of many exported porcelains." If the Chinese
characters are loosely joined, they appear to form a “tassel.” Sherds with tassel-
marks ...
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