An edition of Iran and Pakistan (1971)

Iran and Pakistan

the story of cultural relationship through the ages; a descriptive catalogue of selected antiquities, works of art, and architecture from Pakistan. Compiled by Ahmad Nabi Khan. Introd. by Mumtaz Hasan.

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An edition of Iran and Pakistan (1971)

Iran and Pakistan

the story of cultural relationship through the ages; a descriptive catalogue of selected antiquities, works of art, and architecture from Pakistan. Compiled by Ahmad Nabi Khan. Introd. by Mumtaz Hasan.

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National Pub. House]
Language
English
Pages
123

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Subjects

Antiquities, Arts, Pakistani, Catalogs, Iranian influences, Pakistani Arts

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Iran, Pakistan
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Cover of: Iran and Pakistan
Iran and Pakistan: the story of a cultural relationship through the ages; a descriptive catalogue of selected antiquities, works of art and architecture from Pakistan.
1971, National Pub. House
in English
Cover of: Iran and Pakistan
Iran and Pakistan: the story of cultural relationship through the ages; a descriptive catalogue of selected antiquities, works of art, and architecture from Pakistan. Compiled by Ahmad Nabi Khan. Introd. by Mumtaz Hasan.
1971, National Pub. House]
in English

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DS378 N32

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123p.
Number of pages
123

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OL21334488M

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