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Copper has only now disappeared from the industrialized kitchen and it is still the dominant metal in the ancient bazaars from Meshed to Marrakesh . Nevertheless each new invention had a sudden and dramatic effect .
Copper has only now disappeared from the industrialized kitchen and it is still the dominant metal in the ancient bazaars from Meshed to Marrakesh . Nevertheless each new invention had a sudden and dramatic effect .
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But com- merce and colonization are what have left the conspicuous and successful record in history.1 Commerce gave rise to the emporion and was chiefly developed in the ports of the ancient states , in Anatolia and Phoenicia and also ...
But com- merce and colonization are what have left the conspicuous and successful record in history.1 Commerce gave rise to the emporion and was chiefly developed in the ports of the ancient states , in Anatolia and Phoenicia and also ...
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The Art of the Ancient Near East . Thames and Hudson , London . MENDELSOHN , I. 1949. Slavery in the Ancient Near East . Oxford U.P. MICHELL , H. 1964. Sparta . Cambridge U.P. MORETTINI , A. 1950. Olivicoltura . R.E.D.A. , Rome .
The Art of the Ancient Near East . Thames and Hudson , London . MENDELSOHN , I. 1949. Slavery in the Ancient Near East . Oxford U.P. MICHELL , H. 1964. Sparta . Cambridge U.P. MORETTINI , A. 1950. Olivicoltura . R.E.D.A. , Rome .
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