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      Familiarity, Repetition, and Quotidian Movement in Roman Tuscany

      Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology
      Equinox Publishing

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            From Peasant Studies to Agrarian Change

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                10.1558/jmea.v28i2.29531

                Classical studies,Archaeology,Anthropology,Arts,Architecture,History
                Classical studies, Archaeology, Anthropology, Arts, Architecture, History

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