Zu Status und Ambiguität in der Geneleos-Gruppe aus Samos

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Zu Status und Ambiguität in der Geneleos-Gruppe aus Samos. / Filser, Wolfgang Thomas Gerhard.

Mehrdeutigkeiten: Rahmentheorien und Affordanzkonzepte in der archäologischen Bildwissenschaft. red. / Elisabeth Günther; Johanna Fabricius. Wiesbaden : Harrassowitz Verlag, 2021. s. 185-204.

Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapport › Konferencebidrag i proceedings › Forskning

Harvard

Filser, WTG 2021, Zu Status und Ambiguität in der Geneleos-Gruppe aus Samos. i E Günther & J Fabricius (red), Mehrdeutigkeiten: Rahmentheorien und Affordanzkonzepte in der archäologischen Bildwissenschaft. Harrassowitz Verlag, Wiesbaden, s. 185-204.

APA

Filser, W. T. G. (2021). Zu Status und Ambiguität in der Geneleos-Gruppe aus Samos. I E. Günther, & J. Fabricius (red.), Mehrdeutigkeiten: Rahmentheorien und Affordanzkonzepte in der archäologischen Bildwissenschaft (s. 185-204). Harrassowitz Verlag.

Vancouver

Filser WTG. Zu Status und Ambiguität in der Geneleos-Gruppe aus Samos. I Günther E, Fabricius J, red., Mehrdeutigkeiten: Rahmentheorien und Affordanzkonzepte in der archäologischen Bildwissenschaft. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag. 2021. s. 185-204

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Filser, Wolfgang Thomas Gerhard. / Zu Status und Ambiguität in der Geneleos-Gruppe aus Samos. Mehrdeutigkeiten: Rahmentheorien und Affordanzkonzepte in der archäologischen Bildwissenschaft. red. / Elisabeth Günther ; Johanna Fabricius. Wiesbaden : Harrassowitz Verlag, 2021. s. 185-204

Bibtex

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