The glass and small stone finds from a Roman tomb at 'Ein el-Sha'ara

Jackson-Tal, Ruth E.
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Title The glass and small stone finds from a Roman tomb at 'Ein el-Sha'ara.
Host Item Atiqot 73 (2013) 53-65
Language English
National Library system number 990005358830705171
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