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Concepts of centrality and models of exchange in prehistoric western Anatolia / Daniel Knitter, Max Bergner, Barbara Horejs... [et al.]

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Appartient au périodique : eTOPOI : journal for ancient studies, special volume 3, 2192-2608 Appartient au livre : Landscape archaeology. Proceedings of the International Conference held in Berlin, 6th-8th June 2012, ed. Wiebke Bebermeier, Robert Hebenstreit, Elke Kaiser, p. 361-368

Publication: 2012 Titre de forme: Congrès, Berlin, 2012Langue: AnglaisPays: Allemagne Auteur principal: Knitter, Daniel Co-auteur: Bergner, Max ; Horejs, Barbara, 19..-....

Sujet: obsidienne • échange • commerce maritime Lieu: Anatolie occidentale • Turquie • Milo I Époque: Bronze ancien

Mots libres: Çukuriçi Höyük -- Yeni Yeldegirmentepe . URL: Texte intégral Item type: Sites web

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