Byzantium-Early Islam and Byzantine Cultural Heritage in Turkey

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2008-01-01

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Serin, Ufuk

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Byzantium Early Islam. Cultural Heritage Management: Shared Experience beyond Boundaries

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U. Serin, Byzantium-Early Islam and Byzantine Cultural Heritage in Turkey. 2008, p. 239.