D. G. Hogarth (1862-1927), (David George)
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Ottoman regulations in regard to Carchemish excavations.

Ottoman regulations in regard to Carchemish excavations.

D. G. Hogarth (David George),1862-1927

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The Hogarth Message.

The Hogarth Message.

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