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Iron Age weapons in western Europe: from the biography of a weapon to the warrior’s interactions during the last centuries BC
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Evaluating Swords: Introduction and Translation of a How-To Guide from the Han-Xin Period
Charles Sanft
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DACIA, NS 48-49, 2004
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Ingo Petri
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Francisco Coutinho
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