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THE GRECO-ITALIC AMPHORAE FOUND ON MALTEPETUMULUS IN PHOCAEA

, 2020
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Leveraging the subgenus category to address genus over-splitting exemplified with Prescottella and other recently proposed Mycobacteriales genera

Val-Calvo J, Scortti M, Vázquez-Boland JA.   +2 more
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THE GRECO-ITALIC AMPHORAE FOUND ON MALTEPE TUMULUS IN PHOCAEA [PDF]

, 2018
Phocaea, which was one of the biggest cities in Ionia, was also an important pottery production centre from the Orientalising Period to the Late Antique Period. The many large pottery dumps which were unearthed in different sites in the modern city of Foca are evidence of this large-scale production.
Okan, Emre, Atila, Cenker, Akyol, Ali Akin   +2 more
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Phocaea

, 2016
Donald Ernest Wilson Wormell, Antony Spawforth   +1 more
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Spectroscopic Survey of the Hungaria and Phocaea Dynamical Groups

Icarus, 2001
Abstract We observed 29 Hungaria and 31 Phocaea asteroids at the European Southern Observatory (Chile) in the wavelength range 4900–9200A . The Phocaea and the Hungaria are both high-inclination groups, located at the inner edge of the main belt near the ν 5 , ν 6 , and ν 16 secular resonances.
Thais Mothe-Diniz, Daniela Lazzaro
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Heraclides of Phocaea

2011
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