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Library of Modern Turkey

Creating Images of a Turkish Past: Identity and the Represen

Identity and the Representation of Archaeology in Modern Turkey

Savino, Melania

Creating Images of a Turkish Past: Identity and the Represen

Library of Modern Turkey

Creating Images of a Turkish Past: Identity and the Represen

Identity and the Representation of Archaeology in Modern Turkey

Library of Modern Turkey: Creating Images of a Turkish Past: Identity and the Represen

 

By looking at Turkish identity through the legacy of its archaeological sites, this book offers a unique contribution to the study of modern Turkey

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Beschrijving Library of Modern Turkey: Creating Images of a Turkish Past: Identity and the Represen

By looking at Turkish identity through the legacy of its archaeological sites, this book offers a unique contribution to the study of modern Turkey.

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9781784532529
Pagina's
288
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Library of Modern Turkey
NUR
740
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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