The Cambridge Ancient History. Revised Edition, Volume I, Chapter VII, §§ XI-XIV; Chapter XXIV §§ I-VI. Anatolia before c. 4000 B. C. and c. 2300-1750 B. C.The Cambridge Ancient History. Revised Edition, Volume I, Chapter VII, [section][section] XI-XIV; Chapter XXIV [section][section] I-VI. Anatolia before c. 4000 B. C. and c. 2300-1750 B. C [Book Review]

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