Çatal Hüyük in Perspective

Çatal Hüyük in Perspective
ISBN-10
0846519577
ISBN-13
9780846519577
Category
Turkey
Pages
167
Language
English
Published
1976
Author
Ian A. Todd

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Mellaart , J. ( 1964 e ) . " Earliest of Neolithic cities : the origins of pottery in Anatolian Çatal Hüyük , Part III - wooden vessels in many ... London : Thames and Hudson . 11 Mellaart , J. ( 1965 d ) . " Anatolian References 159.

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