Dead Sea finds of Bar Kochba's and chalcolithic times

Bar-Adon, Pesah, 1907-1985
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Title Dead Sea finds of Bar Kochba's and chalcolithic times : the extraordinary copper treasure from the treasure cave of Nahal Mishmar / by Pessah Bar-Adon.
Publisher [London] : [Publisher not identified]
Creation Date [1961]
Notes Caption title.
Detached from: The Illustrated London news, December 2, 1961, Archaeological section no. 2073.
Extent p. 972-974 : ill., map.
Language English
National Library system number 990019969770205171
Source of description London

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