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Marzamemi Maritime Heritage Project
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Marble block dug up in UK garden found to be Roman-era artefact - The Archaeology News Network
![PDF) Ancient marbles: provenance determination by archaeometric study. [In:] Geoscience in Archaeometry. Methods and case studies.](https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Malgorzata-Mrozek-Wysocka/publication/311065342/figure/fig1/AS:433495160954884@1480364708683/The-most-important-quarrying-sites-of-white-and-coloured-marbles-exploited-in-Roman_Q320.jpg "PDF) Ancient marbles: provenance determination by archaeometric study. [In:] Geoscience in Archaeometry. Methods and case studies.")
PDF) Ancient marbles: provenance determination by archaeometric study. [In:] Geoscience in Archaeometry. Methods and case studies.
PDF) Marble vessels from Jiyeh (Porphyreon)
Abbasid basins from Bijan Island | Marta Mierzejewska and Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean PCMA - Academia.edu
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Bilad al‐Qadim revisited: recent archaeological research at the Al‐Khamis Mosque, Ain Abu Zaydan and Abu Anbra, Bahrain - Insoll - 2016 - Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy - Wiley Online Library
EAA European Association of Archaeologists - Ottoman-Era Bath and Byzantine marble entrance gate found during restoration works below the medieval castle of Mytilene, Lesvos, Greece. https://buff.ly/3c0FM49 | Facebook
Farnese Collection - Wikipedia
Rare 5th Century AD Late Roman Marble Table Discovered in Petrich Kale Fortress near Bulgaria's Varna - Archaeology in Bulgaria. and Beyond
Beit Ras
130 Archeobooks New Arrivals ideas | warsaw university, ancient nubia, archaeology
PDF) H. Szymańska, K. Babraj, 'Marea: Report on the Excavations of the Polish Archaeological Mission in 2006', Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean XVIII: Reports 2006 (Warsaw 2008), pp. 51–61. | Marea Archaeological
Archaeology & Arts ar Twitter: "#StayHome with the #AcropolisMuseum. The “dedication of Praxias”: Part of a marble face placed inside a niche in a pillar as a votive offering to the healing
TINOS Island – Uplifting and Unpretentious – Greek Landscapes
