An edition of Fratte (2009)

Fratte

il complesso monumentale arcaico

by

Fratte
Angela Pontrandolfo Greco, Ang ...
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il complesso monumentale arcaico

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Publisher
Menabò
Language
Italian
Pages
237

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Subjects

Archäologie, Excavations (Archaeology), Antiquities, Etruscans

Places

Salerno, Salerno (Italy), Italy, Salerno-Fratte, Fratte Site (Salerno, Italy)

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Cover of: Fratte
Fratte: l'area a vocazione artigianale e produttiva
2011, Pandemos
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Cover of: Fratte
Fratte: il complesso monumentale arcaico
2009, Menabò
in Italian
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Edition Notes

Five folded maps in back pocket.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 227-237).

Texts in Italian; summary in English.

Published in
Salerno]

Classifications

Library of Congress
DG70.S223 P66 2009, DG70.S223 P667 2009

The Physical Object

Pagination
237 p.
Number of pages
237

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL30483647M
ISBN 13
9788886635362
LCCN
2010488273
OCLC/WorldCat
611416164

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