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High-resolution isotopic data link settlement complexification to infant diets within the Roman Empire. [PDF]
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Jewish sepulchral heritage in silesian voivodeship divided by the borders. Similarities and differences [PDF]
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Yuhuangmiao: the socio-cultural dynamics of a community between the steppes and the Chinese plains. [PDF]
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A Greek funerary inscription from Jordan
Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy, 2012A Greek funerary inscription of thirteen lines is currently in a private collection in northern Jordan and is said to be from the an‐Naqaʿ cemetery in Ghor es‐Safi. The type of stone and its contents confirm its presumed origin. It is a Christian stele dated to the fifth century AD.
Nabil Bader, Martha Habash
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Greek Funerary Inscriptions from Northern Jordan
Syria, 2005Lors d’une visite dans plusieurs villages du Nord de la Jordanie, on a trouvé cinq inscriptions grecques à al-Mazar, Samad et Mugheir al-Serhan. Quatre d’entre elles sont funéraires et une seule est datée. Ces textes sont ici analysés, avec une attention particulière portée aux noms propres.
Atallah, Nabil, Habash, Martha
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