מטמון כלי חציבה מברזל מחפירות החומה השלישית בירושלים

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Title מטמון כלי חציבה מברזל מחפירות החומה השלישית בירושלים.
Additional Titles Cache of iron quarrying tools from excavations near Jerusalem's third wall
Host Item עתיקות 88 (תשעז) 1-8
Description With an English abstract.
Language Hebrew
National Library system number 990005963280705171
Links אתר את הפרסום בקטלוג המאוחד של ספריות ישראל
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