An edition of Römische Lampen aus Lauriacum (1965)

Römische Lampen aus Lauriacum.

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Römische Lampen aus Lauriacum.
Hans Deringer, Hans Deringer
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Institut für Landeskunde von Oberösterreich
Language
German
Pages
139

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Subjects

Lamps, Pottery, Roman, Antiquities, Lorch, Austria, Roman Pottery, Austria Lorch, Roman Lamps, Roman Antiquities

Places

Austria) Lorch (Enns, Lorch (Enns, Austria)
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Cover of: Römische Lampen aus Lauriacum.
Römische Lampen aus Lauriacum.
1965, Institut für Landeskunde von Oberösterreich
in German
Cover of: Römische Lampen aus Lauriacum.
Römische Lampen aus Lauriacum.: Mit einem Beitrag von Hermann Vetters.
1965, Institut für Landeskunde von Oberösterreich
in German

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Edition Notes

"Verzeichnis der abgekürzt zitierten Literatur": p. 128-129.

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Linz

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NK4680 .D4

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139 p.
Number of pages
139

ID Numbers

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OL5524597M
LCCN
66094601
OCLC/WorldCat
9274949

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