Slavic influences in the ancient Gaul

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published on 25 March 2012

Slavic influences in the ancient Gaul

By Pavel Serafimov and Giancarlo Tomezzoli

Proceedings of the Eighth International Topical Conference: Origins of Europeans (Ljubljana, 2010)

Introduction: It is common opinion between the scholars... [continue reading]

Posted by historyoftheancientworld.com on March 25, 2012, 15:04.

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