Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 3Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1993 |
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Page 245
... developed both among nomadic groups from the fringes of the desert and in fully developed urban cultures of the Semitic world . Avner ( 1984 : 118 ) has recently stated that crude , unhewn stones are more common in desert cultic places ...
... developed both among nomadic groups from the fringes of the desert and in fully developed urban cultures of the Semitic world . Avner ( 1984 : 118 ) has recently stated that crude , unhewn stones are more common in desert cultic places ...
Page 295
... developed in very diverse societies many of which share certain common features with Malta , be it British colonialism , recent political Independence , or location in the Mediterranean . In many ex - British colonies social ...
... developed in very diverse societies many of which share certain common features with Malta , be it British colonialism , recent political Independence , or location in the Mediterranean . In many ex - British colonies social ...
Page 299
... developed by one political group , others perhaps nearly as fantastic were developed by the pro - Italian nationalists . These were more subtle . Stories from Maltese folklore , especially concerning the folk hero ( or anti - hero ) ...
... developed by one political group , others perhaps nearly as fantastic were developed by the pro - Italian nationalists . These were more subtle . Stories from Maltese folklore , especially concerning the folk hero ( or anti - hero ) ...
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Journal of Mediterranean Studies | 1 |
Continuities Contradictions | 30 |
The Caccia di Tori Regeneration | 46 |
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