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Communities of style: portable luxury arts, identity, and collective memory in the Iron Age Levant

von Feldman, Marian H.

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Diplomacy by design: luxury arts and an "international style" in the ancient Near East, 1400 - 1200 BCE

von Feldman, Marian H.

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Assyrian spaces: surface and wall as constitutive features in neo-Assyrian narrative reliefs

von Feldman, Marian H.

By the waters of Cologne: cities and identity, past and present

von Feldman, Marian H.

Style as a Fragment of the Ancient World: A View from the Iron Age Levant and Assyria

von Feldman, Marian H.

The Legacy of ivory-working traditions in the early first millenium B. C.

von Feldman, Marian H.

Ivories from ancient Near East from Harvard University collections

von Feldman, Marian H.

Connectivity, Style, and Decorated Metal Bowls in the Iron Age Mediterranean

von Feldman, Marian H.

Introduction: Representation - Tradition - Religion

von Heinz, Marlies 1956-, Feldman, Marian H.

Frescoes, Exotica, and the Reinvention of the Northern Levantine Kingdoms during the Second Millennium B. C. E.

von Feldman, Marian H.

The sense of practice: a case study of tablet sealing at Nippur in the Ur III period (c. 2112-2004 BCE)

von Feldman, Marian H.

Levantine Art in the "Orientalizing" Period

von Feldman, Marian H.

Consuming the East: Near Eastern Luxury Goods in Orientalizing Contexts

von Feldman, Marian H.

The Art of Ivory Carving in the Second Millennium B. C.

von Feldman, Marian H.

Knowledge as cultural biography: lives of Mesopotamian monuments

von Feldman, Marian H.

[Rezension von: Culture through Objects: Ancient Near Eastern Studies in Honour of P. R. S. Moorey, edited by Timothy Potts, Michael Roaf, and Diana Stein. Pp. 421, figs. 140, tables 11. Griffith Institute, Oxford 2003. ISBN 0-900416-80-7 (cloth); 0-900416-79-3 (paper)]

von Feldman, Marian H.

Mesopotamian Medicine

von Feldman, Marian H.

Ancient Near Eastern art in context: studies in honor of Irene J. Winter

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