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Obverse: Stylized picture of Jerusalem atop mountains surrounded by clouds. Reverse: Bar Kochba coin from Jerusalem, in the center four columns, an arc, a symbol of the Torah.Digital ...
Kretschmer engraver +2 more
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Hawthorne Marker (Obverse), FL
Hawthorne Marker (Obverse), FL. This marker is located on North Johnson St in Hawthorne, Fl. The marker reads as : (side 1) In 1774, noted botanist William Bartram travelled across what is now the southeastern corner of Alachua County following an old ...
Taylor, George Lansing, Jr.
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Apollo Belenos on Norican and Tauriscan coins
The head on the obverse of Norican and Tauriscan coins is often casually identified as Apollo’s, mainly based on the god’s appearance on suggested prototypes for these coins.
Tomislav Bilić
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11th Maccabiah Official Award Medal
Obverse: The Macabee emblem.
Karp, Nathan designer, obverse +2 more
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A study of the coinage of Chios in the Hellenistic and Roman periods. [PDF]
The central part of the thesis consists of the chronological arrangement and discussion of the coin series struck by the Chian mint from the beginning of the Hellenistic period (c 332 BC) down to its demise during the late Roman Imperial period (c 270 AD)
Lagos, Constantinos, Lagos, C.
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PROBLEM AND METHODOLOGICAL SOLUTION FOR CALCULATIONS ALTOGETHER PRODUCTIVITY IN AGRICULTURE
Author is engaged with problems of incorporating intermediate inputs in productivity measurements in agriculture, i.e. including intermediate inputs in a function of attached value because in that way its more comprehensively showing structure of ...
Milorad M. Drobac
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Notes on two Imperial Image obverse types: The falconer and the seated couple
The \u27\u27falconer\u27 on the obverse of a group of Arab-Byzantine coins attributed to the pseudo-Damascus mint derives from a depiction of a 4th-century emperor holding a phoenix-surmounted globe (as does the \u27falconer\u27 on Anglo-Saxon sceattas).
Woods, David
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Obverses and Reverses: Nikolai Timchenko about Dobrica Ćosić
Unfortunately, due to the difficult circumstances in which he found himself as a politically unsuitable person most of what Nikolai Timchenko (1934–2004), the forgotten literary critic and historian, essayist and philosophical writer, published or left in manuscripts about writers whose works he dealt with, has remained marginalised and little known ...
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The Fifth International Bible Contest State Medal
Obverse: An ancient oil lamp.
Kaich, Gideon designer, obverse +2 more
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The Tel Aviv Museum Official Award Medal
Obverse: A stylized design of the Tel Aviv Museum.
Kretschmer, Samuel engraver +2 more
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