"The city, its gods will return there..."

Zuckerman, Sharon
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Title "The city, its gods will return there..." : toward an alternative interpretation of Hazor's acropolis in the Late Bronze Age.
Host Item Journal of Near Eastern Studies 69,2 (2010) 163-178
Language English
National Library system number 990005020660705171
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