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... central highlands . Extensive rubber estates occur in the central highlands and the terrace region . Fields , groves , and kitchen gardens throughout Vietnam contain a wide variety of fruit ( ba- nana , orange , mango , jackfruit , and ...
... central highlands . Extensive rubber estates occur in the central highlands and the terrace region . Fields , groves , and kitchen gardens throughout Vietnam contain a wide variety of fruit ( ba- nana , orange , mango , jackfruit , and ...
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... central and western Europe . The Bell - Beaker people , who used copper implements and ornaments , ap- parently originated in Spain . Bronze Age cultures . The Unětice culture , of which the rich Leubingen grave is an example ...
... central and western Europe . The Bell - Beaker people , who used copper implements and ornaments , ap- parently originated in Spain . Bronze Age cultures . The Unětice culture , of which the rich Leubingen grave is an example ...
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... central Europe ) ; Rococo ( France , south central Europe , and northern Italy ) ; and neo - Palladian classical ( En- gland , Holland , and north central Europe ) . No region was unaware of the other currents . In some cases the ...
... central Europe ) ; Rococo ( France , south central Europe , and northern Italy ) ; and neo - Palladian classical ( En- gland , Holland , and north central Europe ) . No region was unaware of the other currents . In some cases the ...
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