Ceramics from Islamic lands

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Historical Studies of Medieval Iberia Medieval History and Crusades Eurasian Exchange Networks

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1. Islamic Pottery: Art, Archaeology and Collecting 2. Making and Designing 3. Ceramic Families and Technical Traditions 4. Islamic Pottery to ad 1000 5. Islamic Pottery ad 1000 - 1400 6. Islamic Pottery from AD 1400 7. Restoration and Faking of Islamic Ceramics: Case Histories The Catalogue Table of Concordance of Inventory Numbers and Catalogue Numbers Bibliography, Glossary & Index.

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