The Artisan at Deir El-Medina in the Late Eighteenth Dynasty Considered From the Painted Pottery Imitating Stone or Glass Vessels

Bulletin of the Society for Near Eastern Studies in Japan
doi 10.5356/jorient.50.2_181
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