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Oriental Seals from the Palace of Cadmus: Unique Discoveries in Boeotian Thebes

by Platon, Nikolaos, Stassinopoulou-Touloupa, Eva

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Excavations at Nippur the 4400-Year-old Holy City of Sumeria and Babylonia

by McCown, Donald

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Sektion ANW führt Traditionslinie fort. Zum 50. Todestag von Prof. Heinrich Zimmern

by Müller, Manfred

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The Oldest Sardis Begins to Emerge in American Diggings

by Hanfmann, George M. A., Detweiler, A. Henry

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“Truly Royal” Persian Gold: Some Recently Found Masterpieces

by Amandry, P.

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Iraq, Directorate of Antiquities, The Discovery of the Oldest Wall-Frescoes in the World

by Anonymus, A.

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"The Oldest Known Representation of Apollo". A Unique Second Millennium Bronze Statue of a Horned God Newly Discovered in Cyprus

by Dikaios, P.

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New Light on the Indus Civilisation: The Mohenjo-Daro Granary

by Wheeler, R. E.

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Masterpieces in Miniature: Gem Seals. Pottery from Tombs of Pylos Princes

by Marinatos, Sp.

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New Discoveries at one of the Greatest Minoan Sites: The Palace of Phaistos and the Tholos Tomb of Kamilari. Part I

by Levi, Doro

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New Excavations at a Minoan Site, Neglected for over Fifty Years: Discoveries at Palaikastro in Eastern Crete

by Sackett, L. H.

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Unique and Splendid Treasures of Gold and Crystal from the Newly-Excavated Grave Circle of Mycenae

by Papadimitriu, J.

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The Largest Single-Piece Ivory Carving to Be Found in the Near East (Ugarit)

by Schaeffer, Claude F.-A.

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(Account of the discoveries at Tepe Yahya, a proto-Elamite settlement flourishing ca. 3500 B.C.)

by Anonymus, A.

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The Lion in Asia. Exhibition at the British Museum

by Davis, Frank

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Eternal Worshippers at Bard-e-Nechandeh

by Ghirshman, Roman

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The Sacred Bull of Tchoga Zanbil Destroyed in 640 B. C. and Now Repaired

by Ghirshman, R.

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Assyrian Reliefs from Niniveh Discovered Hanging in a Passage in Durham Castle

by Thacker, T. W.

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The Oldest Medical Text in Man’s Recorded History. A Sumerian Physician’s Prescription Book of 4000 Years ago

by Kramer, S. N., Levey, Martin

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Çatal Hüyük in Anatolia: Excavations which revolutionise the history of the earliest civilisations. Part I: The Stone Sculptures

by Mellaart, James

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