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Displaying 1 - 9 of 9 (Bibliography: WIKINDX Master Bibliography)
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Area/Language: Hungary
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PÉTER CSIGI. 2018. Shades of identity: An iconographic approach to the early Christian burial chambers in Sopianae (Pannonia). PhD thesis. KCL.
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Last edited by: Gregory Walker
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Pop. 36.76%
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C.G. CUMBERPATCH. 1992. The production and circulation of Late Iron Age slip decorated pottery in Central Europe [Czechoslovakia, Transdanubian Hungary and Poland]. Ph.D. thesis. Sheffield.
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Pop. 74.22%
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G.L. DUNCAN. 1985. The monetary system of the later Roman Empire, with special reference to coin circulation in the Danubian and Balkan provinces, 294-578 AD. Ph.D. thesis. London (Inst Archaeol).
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Pop. 67.69%
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GABRIELLA KOVÁCS. 2008. Geoarchaeological investigation of Százhalombatta-Földvár Bronze Age tell settlement in Hungary. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 51.51%
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K.M. KRUDY. 1977. Settlement ecology of the Körös and linear pottery cultures in Hungary. Ph.D. thesis. London (Inst Archaeol).
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Pop. 69.13%
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P.L. SMITH. 1994. The exploitation of wild animals by early farmers: A case study from Hungary. M.Phil. thesis. Sheffield.
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Pop. 40.15%
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DÓRA SZABÓ. 2022. Household archaeology of 5th- to 6th-century settlements in Central Europe [i.e. in Eastern Hungary]. PhD thesis. Exeter.
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Pop. 18.44%
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VAJK SZEVERÉNYI. 2017. Interregional interaction and social change in the early Bronze Age of the Carpathian Basin [c. 2900-2000 BC]. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 20.39%
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OLWEN W. THORPE. 1978. A study of obsidian in prehistoric Central and Eastern Europe, and its trace element characterization [Hungary, Slovakia]. PhD thesis. Bradford.
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Pop. 21.96%
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