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Tell Shimshara: the Hassuna period
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Tell Shimshara: the Hassuna period (1970)Tell Shimshara: the Hassuna periodTell Baghouz reconsidered : a collection of "Classic" Samarra sherds from the Louvre (1999)Tell Baghouz reconsidered : a…Further Investigations as to the Relationship of Samarran and Ubaid Ceramic Assemblages (1996)Further Investigations as to …A Sequence of Samarran Flint and Obsidian Tools from Choga Mami (1973)A Sequence of Samarran Flint …Umm Dabaghiyah 1971: A Preliminary Report. An Early Ceramic Farming Settlement in Marginal North Central Jazira, Iraq (1972)Umm Dabaghiyah 1971: A Prelim…Excavations at Tall Arpachiyah, 1933 (1935)Prehistoric Investigations in Iraqi Kurdistan (2026)Die Ausgrabungen von Samarra (1923)New Chalcolithic Material of Samarran Type and Its Implications: A Report on Chalcolithic Material of the Samarran Type Found at Baghouz on the Euphrates, and a Reconsideration of the Samarran Material in General (Especially the Painted Pottery) in the Light of This New Material (1944)Tell Hassuna Excavations by the Iraq Government Directorate General of Antiquities in 1943 and 1944 (1945)Excavations at Ras al 'Amiya (1961)Further Analysis of Near Eastern Obsidians (1969)The Early Periods at Susa, Mesopotamian Relations (1957)Ur and Eridu, the Prehistory (1960)
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  • 1972Umm Dabaghiyah 1971: A Preliminary Report. An Early Ceramic Farming Settlement in Marginal North Central Jazira, Iraq21 cited
  • 1973A Sequence of Samarran Flint and Obsidian Tools from Choga Mami10 cited
  • 1999Tell Baghouz reconsidered : a collection of "Classic" Samarra sherds from the Louvre9 cited
  • 1996Further Investigations as to the Relationship of Samarran and Ubaid Ceramic Assemblages9 cited

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