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on the results of archaeological excavations. The earliest of these periods, the
chronology of which is still imprecisely defined, are the Neolithic and the
Chalcolithic. An Early Bronze Age takes up the greater part of the 3rd millennium
BC.
on the results of archaeological excavations. The earliest of these periods, the
chronology of which is still imprecisely defined, are the Neolithic and the
Chalcolithic. An Early Bronze Age takes up the greater part of the 3rd millennium
BC.
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Whatever system producers chose, exhibitors during the early transitional period
were forced to maintain both ... to talk” accurately described the films made
during the earliest years of the transition, largely because of technical limitations.
Whatever system producers chose, exhibitors during the early transitional period
were forced to maintain both ... to talk” accurately described the films made
during the earliest years of the transition, largely because of technical limitations.
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... music 624 Formative period The Renaissance and Baroque periods Classical
developments Romantic expansion Opera 627 The early history 627 Italian
origins Comic opera Early opera in France Early opera in Germany and Austria
From ...
... music 624 Formative period The Renaissance and Baroque periods Classical
developments Romantic expansion Opera 627 The early history 627 Italian
origins Comic opera Early opera in France Early opera in Germany and Austria
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CONTENTS METAPHYSICS 27 MEXICO | 27 |
MEXICO CITY | 51 |
MICHELANGELO | 55 |
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| Title | The New Encyclopaedia Britannica |
| Author | Encyclopaedia Britannica, inc |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1997 |
| ISBN | 0852296339, 9780852296332 |
| Length | 1026 pages |
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