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Did the potter's wheel go out of use in Late Bronze Age Palestine? [article] / Pamela Magrill & Andrew Middleton.

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ArticlePublisher: 2001Source: Antiquity. - Vol.75, no.287 (Mar.), p.137-144.Subject(s): Pottery, Prehistoric | Potter's wheels -- Palestine -- History In: Antiquity. - Vol.75, no.287 (Mar.), p.137-144

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