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die geheimnisvolle Kultur der Elamer in Alt-Iran

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Heidemarie Koch
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Verlag Philipp Von Zabern
Language
German
Pages
188

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Subjects
History, Civilization, Antiquities
Places
Īlām (Iran), Iran
Times
To 640

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Frauen und Schlangen: die geheimnisvolle Kultur der Elamer in Alt-Iran
2007, Verlag Philipp Von Zabern
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Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Mainz am Rhein
Series
Kulturgeschichte der antiken Welt -- Bd. 114

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Library of Congress
DS325.I33 K63 2007

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Pagination
188 p. :
Number of pages
188

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OL20212124M
ISBN 13
9783805337373
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2165385

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