REMEMBERING ROMAN SYRIA: VALUING TADMOR-PALMYRA, FROM ‘DISCOVERY’ TO DESTRUCTION
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Abstract. The 1753 publication of The Ruins of Palmyra by Robert Wood was key in the formation of archaeological understandings of the site. Examining the orig
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| Authors | BAIRD, J. A.;KAMASH, ZENA; |
| Journal | bulletin of the institute of classical studies |
| Year | 2019 |
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