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Building in Egypt: Pharaonic Stone Masonry

Author Dieter Arnold
Publisher Oxford University Press
Category Architecture
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Author(s) Dieter Arnold
Publisher Oxford University Press
ISBN / ASIN 0195113748
ISBN-13 9780195113747
Category Architecture
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