1 resultado para Hadith--Terminology--Early works to 1800
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The archaeological excavation carried out in the last two decades by the author, as well as the study of data resulting from early works, allows us to understand that the megalithic monuments after being built have, in some cases, a long diachronic of reuses. Here is presented a brief summary of monuments, contexts and archaeological artefacts.