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Description	English: Metal production in Ancient Middle East. To translate this file: use this other version, where objects are not converted in path. Español: Regiones productoras de metales utilizados en Mesopotamia. Para traducir este archivo: usa esta otra versión, en la que no he convertido los textos a trayecto. Italiano: Produzione di metalli nell'antico Medio Oriente.
Date	2010-01-03 19:44 (UTC)
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