Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 10Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2000 |
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Journal of Mediterranean Studies The Journal of Mediterranean Studies is an interdisciplinary journal published twice yearly . It is specifically aimed at scholars whose professional academic interests are concerned with Mediterranean ...
Journal of Mediterranean Studies The Journal of Mediterranean Studies is an interdisciplinary journal published twice yearly . It is specifically aimed at scholars whose professional academic interests are concerned with Mediterranean ...
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... Studies . This publication is the latest joint venture , involving as it does , the Centre for Mediterranean Studies of the University of Exeter and the Department of History and the Mediterranean Institute of the University of Malta ...
... Studies . This publication is the latest joint venture , involving as it does , the Centre for Mediterranean Studies of the University of Exeter and the Department of History and the Mediterranean Institute of the University of Malta ...
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... Studies of this area have tended to divide ' Cyrenaicans ' , that is Greco - Roman inhabitants from Cyrene , from ' Libyans ' or native peoples . This article argues that such a division is unsustainable and is not a helpful model of ...
... Studies of this area have tended to divide ' Cyrenaicans ' , that is Greco - Roman inhabitants from Cyrene , from ' Libyans ' or native peoples . This article argues that such a division is unsustainable and is not a helpful model of ...
Contents
Living on the Margin Byzantine Farmers | 93 |
The British Protectorate of the Ionian Islands 18471859 | 107 |
Founts of Identity The Thirst of Hercules | 125 |
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