The Pomegranate Vase: Its Origins and Continuity

The Pomegranate Vase: Its Origins and Continuity

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Veröffentlicht in:Hesperia 1989-10, Vol.58 (4), p.397-410
1. Verfasser: Immerwahr, Sara A.
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Ancient civilizations of the near east
Art and archaeology
Bronze age
Bronzes
Excavations
Faience
Fruits
Generalities
Jewelry
Medieval period
Mesopotamia and Near East
Pendants
Pottery
Vases
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Bronze age
Bronzes
Excavations
Faience
Fruits
Generalities
Jewelry
Medieval period
Mesopotamia and Near East
Pendants
Pottery
Vases
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