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Archeologia del potere nella Sardegna bizantina: una ricerca in corso. I casi di Serri, Uras e Villanovafranca 1

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Archeologia del potere nella Sardegna bizantina: una ricerca in corso. I casi di Serri, Uras e Villanovafranca 1. / Muresu, M.
In: Archeologia Medievale, Vol. 49, 2022, p. 109-129.

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Muresu, M 2022, 'Archeologia del potere nella Sardegna bizantina: una ricerca in corso. I casi di Serri, Uras e Villanovafranca 1', Archeologia Medievale, vol. 49, pp. 109-129. https://doi.org/10.36153/am49.2022.005

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Muresu, M. (2022). Archeologia del potere nella Sardegna bizantina: una ricerca in corso. I casi di Serri, Uras e Villanovafranca 1. Archeologia Medievale, 49, 109-129. https://doi.org/10.36153/am49.2022.005

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Muresu M. Archeologia del potere nella Sardegna bizantina: una ricerca in corso. I casi di Serri, Uras e Villanovafranca 1. Archeologia Medievale. 2022;49:109-129. doi: 10.36153/am49.2022.005

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Muresu, M. / Archeologia del potere nella Sardegna bizantina : una ricerca in corso. I casi di Serri, Uras e Villanovafranca 1. In: Archeologia Medievale. 2022 ; Vol. 49. pp. 109-129.

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