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... represented by a bull . Often , deities were represented by a symbol on clubs and other weapons . An example is the rock carving of a sword deity in Yazılıkaya ( Inscribed Rock ) near Boğazköy . A human head tops the hilt , which is ...
... represented by a bull . Often , deities were represented by a symbol on clubs and other weapons . An example is the rock carving of a sword deity in Yazılıkaya ( Inscribed Rock ) near Boğazköy . A human head tops the hilt , which is ...
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... represented by C.S. CHARD , " An Outline of the Prehistory of Siberia , " SWest . J. Anthrop . , 14 : 1-33 ( 1958 ) ; H.L. MOVIUS , " Palaeolithic and Mesolithic Sites in Soviet Central Asia , " Proc . Am . Phil . Soc . , 97 : 383-421 ...
... represented by C.S. CHARD , " An Outline of the Prehistory of Siberia , " SWest . J. Anthrop . , 14 : 1-33 ( 1958 ) ; H.L. MOVIUS , " Palaeolithic and Mesolithic Sites in Soviet Central Asia , " Proc . Am . Phil . Soc . , 97 : 383-421 ...
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... represented by a circle and a line ( together representing the body , or soma , of a physiological neuron ) leading to an arrowhead or a solid dot ( suggesting an endbulb of a neuron ) . A neuron may be assumed to have either an ...
... represented by a circle and a line ( together representing the body , or soma , of a physiological neuron ) leading to an arrowhead or a solid dot ( suggesting an endbulb of a neuron ) . A neuron may be assumed to have either an ...
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