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Foreign Stone Vessels of the Late Third Millennium B.C. from Southern Mesopotamia: Their Origins and Mechanisms of Exchange

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BibTeX Key Potts1989Iraq51
Designation Iraq 51 (pp. 123-164)
Authors Potts, Timothy F.
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Potts, Timothy F. 1989. “Foreign Stone Vessels of the Late Third Millennium B.C. from Southern Mesopotamia: Their Origins and Mechanisms of Exchange.” Iraq 51: 123–64.
Potts, T. F. (1989). Foreign Stone Vessels of the Late Third Millennium B.C. from Southern Mesopotamia: Their Origins and Mechanisms of Exchange. Iraq, 51, 123–164.
Potts, T. F. (1989) “Foreign Stone Vessels of the Late Third Millennium B.C. from Southern Mesopotamia: Their Origins and Mechanisms of Exchange,” Iraq, 51, pp. 123–164.
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BibTeX RIS

Cite this Publication

Potts, Timothy F. 1989. “Foreign Stone Vessels of the Late Third Millennium B.C. from Southern Mesopotamia: Their Origins and Mechanisms of Exchange.” Iraq 51: 123–64.
Potts, T. F. (1989). Foreign Stone Vessels of the Late Third Millennium B.C. from Southern Mesopotamia: Their Origins and Mechanisms of Exchange. Iraq, 51, 123–164.
Potts, T. F. (1989) “Foreign Stone Vessels of the Late Third Millennium B.C. from Southern Mesopotamia: Their Origins and Mechanisms of Exchange,” Iraq, 51, pp. 123–164.
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	journal = {Iraq},
	year = {1989},
	pages = {123--164},
	title = {Foreign {Stone} {Vessels} of the {Late} {Third} {Millennium} {B}.{C}. from {Southern} {Mesopotamia}: Their {Origins} and {Mechanisms} of {Exchange}},
	volume = {51},
}


TY  - JOUR
AU  - Potts, Timothy F.
DA  - 1989///
PY  - 1989
ID  - Potts1989Iraq51
SP  - 123-164
T2  - Iraq
TI  - Foreign Stone Vessels of the Late Third Millennium B.C. from Southern 
Mesopotamia: Their Origins and Mechanisms of Exchange
VL  - 51
ER  -
BibTeX RIS

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