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English: Andronovo ceramics
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Molodin V.I., Mylnikova L.N., Ivanova D.P. A MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF VESSELS FROM MIDDLE BRONZE AGE (EARLY 2ND MILLENNIUM BC) BURIALS AT VENGEROVO, IN THE IRTYSH FOREST-STEPPE. Archaeology, Ethnology & Anthropology of Eurasia. 2014;58(2):44-66
Author Molodin V.I., Mylnikova L.N., Ivanova D.P. A

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