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Some fire installations from Abu Salabikh, Iraq (Dedicated to the memory of Margaret Munn-Rankin)
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  • 1972Les fours dits de potier dans l'Orient ancien31 cited
  • 1975The Development of the Pottery Kiln in Iran from Prehistoric to Historical Periods30 cited

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  • 1983More Fire Installations from Abu Salabikh20 cited
  • 2012Finding Beer in the Archaeological Record: A Case Study from Kissonerga-Skaliaon Bronze Age Cyprus18 cited

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