Olivier Callot Books

Dehes II

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Le village de Déhès, situé dans le Gebel Baricha au nord du Massif Calcaire de la Syrie du Nord possède 29 pressoirs et, de 1998 à 2010, nous avons pu en fouiller 20. Contrairement à ce qui a été é...

Les sanctuaires de l acropole d Ougarit

By Olivier Callot

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Le port de guerre de Kition

By Marguerite Yon Calvet, France, Sabine Fourrier, Olivier Callot

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Fouilles de Delphes.

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Ras Shamra-Ougarit.

By Olivier Callot

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Les textes para-mythologiques de la 24e campagne (1961)

By Dennis Pardee

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Une bibliotheque au sud de la ville : les textes de la 34e campagne (1973)

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Prehistoire de Ras Shamra

By Henri De Contenson

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La tranchee Ville Sud

By Olivier Callot

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Ceramiques Myceniennes D'Ougarit

By Marguerite Yon

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