Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 3Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1993 |
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... suggested by the strongly projecting ears of the incised face . This interpretation , however , is conjectural . On ... suggest that the ' eyes ' on the latter are anthropomorphic features . Throne Cippi Another important monument from ...
... suggested by the strongly projecting ears of the incised face . This interpretation , however , is conjectural . On ... suggest that the ' eyes ' on the latter are anthropomorphic features . Throne Cippi Another important monument from ...
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... suggest that they served as special receptacles for movable objects . Other furnishings were the portable canopies and wheeled wagons depicted on Roman coins ( Sidon , Emesa , etc. ) , which suggest that such stones were carried in ...
... suggest that they served as special receptacles for movable objects . Other furnishings were the portable canopies and wheeled wagons depicted on Roman coins ( Sidon , Emesa , etc. ) , which suggest that such stones were carried in ...
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... suggest that anthropology should be actively engaged in the affairs of the polis , in civic life , is not to suggest that it should lose its independence and be subject to narrow political party concerns . Anthropology developed partly ...
... suggest that anthropology should be actively engaged in the affairs of the polis , in civic life , is not to suggest that it should lose its independence and be subject to narrow political party concerns . Anthropology developed partly ...
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