WAC5: Archaeologically rich and economically poor

Inés Domingo Sanz

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Issue 297, Volume 77

September 2003

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Inés Domingo Sanz. 2003. WAC5: Archaeologically rich and economically poor. Antiquity Project Gallery 77(297): https://www.antiquity.ac.uk/projgall/sanz297