The New Encyclopædia Britannica in 30 Volumes: Macropædia : Knowledge in Depth. - 19 Bd, Volumes 1-19Encyclopædia Britannica, 1974 |
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... ancient Phoenicia ; they appear in Egypt in the 24th dynasty ( c . 730–709 BC ) and are typical dancers ' instruments . Cymbals are indigenous to Asia ; ancient Assyria had a unique form , funnel - shaped with long necks serving as ...
... ancient Phoenicia ; they appear in Egypt in the 24th dynasty ( c . 730–709 BC ) and are typical dancers ' instruments . Cymbals are indigenous to Asia ; ancient Assyria had a unique form , funnel - shaped with long necks serving as ...
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... ancient Greek and Egyptologist , made valuable contributions to the Hawara he searched through the tomb of Pharaoh Ametechniques and methods of field excavation and invented nemhet III to discover how grave robbers could have a method ...
... ancient Greek and Egyptologist , made valuable contributions to the Hawara he searched through the tomb of Pharaoh Ametechniques and methods of field excavation and invented nemhet III to discover how grave robbers could have a method ...
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... ancient middle - latitude soil , for example , may America . In it sand covers an aggregate area of more be partly converted to a soil with remnants of secondary than 35,000 square kilometres ( 13,500 square miles ) to carbonate that is ...
... ancient middle - latitude soil , for example , may America . In it sand covers an aggregate area of more be partly converted to a soil with remnants of secondary than 35,000 square kilometres ( 13,500 square miles ) to carbonate that is ...
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