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Finbarr Barry Flood2003

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Pillars, Palimpsests, and Princely Practices: Translating the past in Sultanate Delhi

Finbarr Barry Flood

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Published2003-03-01

VenueRes Anthropology and Aesthetics

ISSN-L0277-1322

Languageen

Citations27

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