Arguments in Stone: Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium
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Arguments in Stone: Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium
Summary
Arguments in Stone: Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium is a literary work[1].
Key Facts
- Arguments in Stone: Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium authored Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium — author (P50): Martin Carver[2].
- Arguments in Stone: Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium's instance of is recorded as Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium — instance of (P31): literary work[3].
- Arguments in Stone: Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium's publisher is recorded as Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium — publisher (P123): Oxbow Books[4].
- Arguments in Stone: Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium's place of publication is recorded as Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium — place of publication (P291): Oxford[5].
- Arguments in Stone: Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium's publication date is recorded as +1993-00-00T00:00:00Z[6].
- Arguments in Stone: Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium's main subject is recorded as Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium — main subject (P921): urban archaeology[7].
- Arguments in Stone: Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium's title is recorded as Arguments in Stone: Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium[8].
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Arguments in Stone: Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium authored Archaeological Research and the European Town in the First Millennium — author (P50): Martin Carver[2].