Herding strategies and animal resource management in the Middle Bronze Age Po Plain: the evidence from La Muraiola di Povegliano Veronese (Veneto, northern Italy) Terra Rossa and Red Slip Production in Ancient Malta: an experimental investigation
Tue 15 Dec · Venue to be confirmed
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TUESDAY December 15 Slot 1: Herding strategies and animal resource management in the Middle Bronze Age Po Plain: the evidence from La Muraiola di Povegliano Veronese (Veneto, northern Italy) Maria Sofia Manfrin, University of Milan Slot 2: Terra Rossa and Red Slip Production in Ancient Malta: an experimental investigation Jerome Douglas, University of Malta & Heritage Malta
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