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Wim Regter: Imitation and Creation. Development of early bucchero design at Cerveteri in the seventh century BC

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Wim Regter: Imitation and Creation. Development of early bucchero design at Cerveteri in the seventh century BC. Amsterdam: Allard Pierson Museum 2003. 312 S. 31 Abb. (Allard Pierson Series. 15).
Verlag C.H.Beck oHG
Title: Wim Regter: Imitation and Creation. Development of early bucchero design at Cerveteri in the seventh century BC
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Wim Regter: Imitation and Creation.
Development of early bucchero design at Cerveteri in the seventh century BC.
Amsterdam: Allard Pierson Museum 2003.
312 S.
31 Abb.
(Allard Pierson Series.
15).

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