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Business at the bottom of the world - Moshe Fischer, Mordechai Gichon, and Oren Tal, ‘EN BOQEQ. EXCAVATIONS IN AN OASIS ON THE DEAD SEA. Vol. II. THE OFFICINA. AN EARLY ROMAN BUILDING ON THE DEAD SEA SHORE (Philip von Zabem, Mainz 2000). Pp. 181, 40 ills., 24 plates, 9 plans and sections 9. ISBN 3-8053-1791-3. DM 135.
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