The Greek Stamps on the Handles of Rhodian Amphoræ, found in Cyprus, and now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, scan 2

Book·1885·English

The Greek Stamps on the Handles of Rhodian Amphoræ, found in Cyprus, and now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Isaac H. Hall

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Hall 1885.
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Isaac H. Hall, The Greek Stamps on the Handles of Rhodian Amphoræ, found in Cyprus, and now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (1885). Scan: JSTOR Early Journal Content, Internet Archive, Public domain (Public Domain Mark). The Archive, ancientcyprus.com, https://www.ancientcyprus.com/archive/hall-rhodian-amphora-stamps-cyprus-1885 (accessed [date]).
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@book{hall-rhodian-amphora-stamps-cyprus-1885, author = {Isaac H. Hall}, title = {{The Greek Stamps on the Handles of Rhodian Amphoræ, found in Cyprus, and now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York}}, year = {1885}, note = {scan JSTOR Early Journal Content, Internet Archive, Public domain (Public Domain Mark)}, url = {https://www.ancientcyprus.com/archive/hall-rhodian-amphora-stamps-cyprus-1885} }

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Hall 1885, p. 390.
Full
Isaac H. Hall, The Greek Stamps on the Handles of Rhodian Amphoræ, found in Cyprus, and now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (1885), p. 390 [scan 3]. Scan: JSTOR Early Journal Content, Internet Archive, Public domain (Public Domain Mark). The Archive, ancientcyprus.com, https://www.ancientcyprus.com/archive/hall-rhodian-amphora-stamps-cyprus-1885/p/3 (accessed [date]).

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