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Iron Age Anatolia / Ancient languages / Writing systems / Asia / Anatolia / Carian alphabets / Carian language / Alphabets of Asia Minor / Bilingual inscription / Caria / Geography of Turkey / Turkish Riviera
Date: 2006-01-26 16:29:14
Iron Age Anatolia
Ancient languages
Writing systems
Asia
Anatolia
Carian alphabets
Carian language
Alphabets of Asia Minor
Bilingual inscription
Caria
Geography of Turkey
Turkish Riviera

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