A Manual of Egyptian Pottery, Vol. One

A Manual of Egyptian Pottery, Vol. OneThe first comprehensive guide to Egyptian pottery from earliest (Fayum A) to modern day. Invaluable to students and experienced field archaeologists. In paperback, and in spiral bound versions that are designed especially for the field and lab. Quick identification guides, extensive introductions, reading lists, bibliography. Col. Illus.

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