Fieldwork at Phrygian Gordion, 2013–2015

Fieldwork at Phrygian Gordion, 2013–2015
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弗里吉亚戈尔迪恩实地考察,2013-2015

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10.3764/aja.121.1.0135
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2017
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1.2
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R. Liebhart
R. Liebhart
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Ayşe Gürsan;Gebhard Bieg;Carolyn Aslan;Kathleen Lynch;Sarah Beal;Andrea Berlin;Sarah Leppard;Simon Greenslade;Kate Morgan;Frank Matero;Elisa del Bono;Stefan Giese;Christian Hübner;Ken Sams;Mary Voigt;R. Liebhart

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