Digging your rubbish: a (no) new perspective to understand the amphorae production in the Roman Empire
16 February, 2016
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Maria Coto Sarmiento within the second session (Humans just wanna have fun): Digging your rubbish: a (no) new perspective to understand the amphorae production in the Roman Empire (Humanities) of the 4a Jornada d'Investigadors Predoctorals Interdisciplinària (JIPI), on February 2nd 2016 at the Paranimf of the Historic Building of the University of Barcelona (UB).
Maria Coto Sarmiento dins la segona sessió (Humans just wanna have fun): Digging your rubbish: a (no) new perspective to understand the amphorae production in the Roman Empire (Humanitats) de la 4a Jornada d'Investigadors Predoctorals Interdisciplinària (JIPI), el dia 2 de febrer de 2016 al Paranimf de l'Edifici Històric de la Universitat de Barcelona (UB).
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