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Author(s)

Martin Oswald Hugh Carver
Girolamo Fiorentino
Alessandra Molinari

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Archaeology

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Title of host publication	Sicily Heritage of the World
Date	Accepted/In press - 2019
Date	Published (current) - 30 Apr 2019
Pages	119
Number of pages	12
Publisher	British Museum Publications
Editors	Dirk Booms, Peter Higgs
Original language	English

Research areas

Archaeology, Sicily, Early Middle Ages, Byzantine, Islamic, Norman

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