Did the terms ‚wanax‘ and ‚lāwāgetās‘ already exist before the emergence of the Mycenaean palatial polities?* von FLORIAN RUPPENSTEIN, Freiburg i. Br. Abstract: The terms ‚wanax‘ (wa-na-ka) and ‚lāwāge

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Date: 2015-12-02 06:04:23 Ancient Greece Bronze Age Greece Historical eras Phrygia Aegean civilizations Phrygian language Mycenaean Greece Phrygians Mycenaean Greek Mycenae Gordium Midas		Did the terms ‚wanax‘ and ‚lāwāgetās‘ already exist before the emergence of the Mycenaean palatial polities?* von FLORIAN RUPPENSTEIN, Freiburg i. Br. Abstract: The terms ‚wanax‘ (wa-na-ka) and ‚lāwāge Add to Reading List Source URL: gfa.gbv.de Download Document from Source Website File Size: 273,18 KB Share Document on Facebook

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