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Public use and privacy in late antique houses in Asia minor: the architecture of spatial control
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2007-01-01
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Özgenel, Lale
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L. Özgenel,
Public use and privacy in late antique houses in Asia minor: the architecture of spatial control
. 2007, p. 281.