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ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND TEXTUAL EVIDENCE INTERACTING: REALIA OF PETERHOF IN NOVGOROD. / Squires, Catherine R.

в: Rossijskaja Arheologija, Том 2022, № 2, 2022, стр. 134-141.

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Squires, CR 2022, 'ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND TEXTUAL EVIDENCE INTERACTING: REALIA OF PETERHOF IN NOVGOROD', Rossijskaja Arheologija, Том. 2022, № 2, стр. 134-141. https://doi.org/10.31857/S0869606322020155

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Squires CR. ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND TEXTUAL EVIDENCE INTERACTING: REALIA OF PETERHOF IN NOVGOROD. Rossijskaja Arheologija. 2022;2022(2):134-141. doi: 10.31857/S0869606322020155

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Squires, Catherine R. / ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND TEXTUAL EVIDENCE INTERACTING: REALIA OF PETERHOF IN NOVGOROD. в: Rossijskaja Arheologija. 2022 ; Том 2022, № 2. стр. 134-141.

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