Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 3Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1993 |
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... early reports of the practice often portray it as an aristocratic revel . " That aspect probably reflects the bias of our sources , but it may also partly account for its wide distribution throughout Europe . The role of the Court in early ...
... early reports of the practice often portray it as an aristocratic revel . " That aspect probably reflects the bias of our sources , but it may also partly account for its wide distribution throughout Europe . The role of the Court in early ...
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... early Phoenician colonies to invoke pottery chronology as the medium whereby the dating of the early Canaanite expansion into the west is determined . More often than not , the actual practice of pottery chronology involves a great deal ...
... early Phoenician colonies to invoke pottery chronology as the medium whereby the dating of the early Canaanite expansion into the west is determined . More often than not , the actual practice of pottery chronology involves a great deal ...
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... early development of Punic stelae . Moreover , the Motya tombstones are much earlier than the votive monuments from the tophet . Although they can no longer be closely dated individually , the general context of the early cemetery ...
... early development of Punic stelae . Moreover , the Motya tombstones are much earlier than the votive monuments from the tophet . Although they can no longer be closely dated individually , the general context of the early cemetery ...
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