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A Snake Goddess and Her Companions a Problem in the Iconography of the Early Second Millennium B.C.

Entry type article
BibTeX Key Buchanan1971Iraq33
Designation Iraq 33 (pp. 1-18)
Authors Buchanan, Briggs
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Journal Iraq
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Buchanan, Briggs. 1971. “A Snake Goddess and Her Companions a Problem in the Iconography of the Early Second Millennium B.C.” Iraq 33: 1–18.
Buchanan, Briggs. (1971). A Snake Goddess and Her Companions a Problem in the Iconography of the Early Second Millennium B.C. Iraq, 33, 1–18.
Buchanan, Briggs (1971) “A Snake Goddess and Her Companions a Problem in the Iconography of the Early Second Millennium B.C.,” Iraq, 33, pp. 1–18.
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BibTeX RIS

Cite this Publication

Buchanan, Briggs. 1971. “A Snake Goddess and Her Companions a Problem in the Iconography of the Early Second Millennium B.C.” Iraq 33: 1–18.
Buchanan, Briggs. (1971). A Snake Goddess and Her Companions a Problem in the Iconography of the Early Second Millennium B.C. Iraq, 33, 1–18.
Buchanan, Briggs (1971) “A Snake Goddess and Her Companions a Problem in the Iconography of the Early Second Millennium B.C.,” Iraq, 33, pp. 1–18.
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AU  - Buchanan,  Briggs
DA  - 1971///
PY  - 1971
ID  - Buchanan1971Iraq33
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BibTeX RIS

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