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Reattributing some (more) coins of Candragupta II to Candragupta III
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Still head waiters who are occasionally allowed to sit? Heads of mission after COVID-19
(Brill, 2020-10-08)Summary: ‘A diplomat these days is nothing but a head waiter who is occasionally allowed to sit’, the actor Peter Ustinov once quipped. The paradox is that at the height of the current phase of globalization, diplomacy and ... -
Bilingual coins of Amir Sulayman: a Samid ruler of medieval Multan
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El no alineamiento activo : un camino para Latinoamérica
(Nueva Sociedad, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, 2020-10-15)Article examines emerging tensions between the United States and China and how they are affecting Latin America. It argues that Active Non Alignment is the foreign policy option that would allow the region to recover its ... -
Tentative reading of an unread “Pāratarāja” coin
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An examination of gender trends and sexism among university composition faculty: conversations with female composition professors
(2021)Over the past few decades, there has been an exponential increase of females holding professional positions traditionally assigned to males. While female professors of music have become more commonplace over the past few ... -
Reorienting the shamanic axis: Apollo from wolf to light
Delphi was the universal axis mundi or central connection with the theological cosmos for the ancient Greco-Roman world, the seat of the most renowned shaman of antiquity, the Pythoness prophetess. The long sequence of ... -
The new Aphrodite
(2017)The tale of Eros and Psyche is known from its Latin version as Cupid and Psyche, encapsulated in the novel titled the Metamorphoses or Golden Ass (Asinus Aureus) of the second-century CE Apuleius from a Roman colony in ... -
Two newly-identified Hun kings and a hoard from Pushkalavati
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The architecture of convention hotels in the United States, 1940-1976
(Boston University, 1976)The convention hotel emerged as a distinct building type in the years of the Second World War and its aftermath. The earliest examples of convention hotels were distinguished from their pre-war counterparts by the design ...
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