Iran: Journal of the British Institute of Persian Studies, Volum 42The Institute, 2004 Volumes for 1963- include the Director's report, 1961/62- |
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... indicate a hiatus during which the people of the Kur River Basin lacked access to this material . Second , the dearth of flakes at Kushk - e Hezar may indicate that chipped stone was not commonly worked at this site . Third , no lunates ...
... indicate a hiatus during which the people of the Kur River Basin lacked access to this material . Second , the dearth of flakes at Kushk - e Hezar may indicate that chipped stone was not commonly worked at this site . Third , no lunates ...
Side 66
... indicating a control point or outpost of deliberate Uruk foundation ( Algaze 1993 : 55 ) . Uruk- related artifacts ... indicate that the copper metal producing the stain originated from copper ore . The stain contained signif- icantly ...
... indicating a control point or outpost of deliberate Uruk foundation ( Algaze 1993 : 55 ) . Uruk- related artifacts ... indicate that the copper metal producing the stain originated from copper ore . The stain contained signif- icantly ...
Side 175
... indicate that the name had recurred within the family tree ( shajara ) . The gift to a disciple of a cap to wear indicated a transmission of authority in varying degrees , often the simple rank of a disciple and pupil ( murīd ) . 93 ...
... indicate that the name had recurred within the family tree ( shajara ) . The gift to a disciple of a cap to wear indicated a transmission of authority in varying degrees , often the simple rank of a disciple and pupil ( murīd ) . 93 ...
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The Institute endeavours to collaborate with universities and educational institutions in Iran by all the means | 7 |
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