Did the Mamluks Have an Environmental Sense?: Natural Resource Management in Syrian Villages.

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Publicado en:Mamluk Studies Review Vol. 20; pp. 167 - 246
Autores principales: WALKER, BETHANY, LAPARIDOU, SOFIA, HANSEN, ANNETTE, CORBINO, CHIARA
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Publicado: University of Chicago, Middle East Documentation Center 2017
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