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The prestige-goods model applied to the Iberian Southeast during the Early Iron Age : the Phoenician scarab from Castellar de Librilla = El modelo de bienes de prestigio aplicado al Sureste Ibérico durante el Hierro Antiguo : el escarabeo fenicio del Castellar de Librilla

Benjamin Cutillas Victoria, Vanessa Boschloos (UGent) and José Baños Serrano

(2022) SPAL. 31(1). p.171-199
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The collaboration between art history and genetics : an unlikely marriage of disciplines

Ive De Smet (UGent) and David Vergauwen

(2021) FRONTIERS IN PLANT SCIENCE. 12.
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Tokens : culture, connections, communities

Antonino Crisa (UGent) , Mairi Gkikaki and Clare Rowan

(2019) In Special Publications 57.
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A winged horse at Tell Tweini : an exceptional Middle Assyrian cylinder seal

Joachim Bretschneider (UGent) and Greta Jans

(2019) AKKADICA. 140(2). p.149-160
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Visual ideals of law & justice : an iconological inquiry into nineteenth-century Belgian legal art

Stefan Huygebaert (UGent)

(2019)
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Women of Elam

Aurelie Daems (UGent)

(2018) The Elamite world. p.763-780
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A new terracotta tessera from the excavations of the University of Milan at Palmyra (Tadmor, Syrian Arab Republic) (2010)

Antonino Crisa (UGent)

(2018) ARCHEOLOGIA CLASSICA. 69(2). p.803-810
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Sensing the nation's law historical inquiries into the aesthetics of democratic legitimacy : introduction

Mark Antaki, Angela Condello, Stefan Huygebaert (UGent) and Sarah Marusek

(2018) SENSING THE NATION'S LAW : HISTORICAL INQUIRIES INTO THE AESTHETICS OF DEMOCRATIC LEGITIMACY. In Studies in the History of Law and Justice 13. p.1-8
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THE SPHINX UNRIDDLED The sphinx and related composite creatures : a motif of political-religious legitimation during the dynamical period of cultural changes appearing in the Late Bronze (1600-1200 BC) and the Early Iron Age (1200-800 BC) in the Eastern Mediterranean

Nadine Nys (UGent)

(2018) The Sphinx Unriddled.
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Justice: man judge or earthly mother? Femininity of justice and her sisters of virtue in Belgian fin de siècle iconography

Stefan Huygebaert (UGent)

(2016) (Wo)men in legal history. p.23-44

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The prestige-goods model applied to the Iberian Southeast during the Early Iron Age : the Phoenician scarab from Castellar de Librilla = El modelo de bienes de prestigio aplicado al Sureste Ibérico durante el Hierro Antiguo : el escarabeo fenicio del Castellar de Librilla

The collaboration between art history and genetics : an unlikely marriage of disciplines

Tokens : culture, connections, communities

A winged horse at Tell Tweini : an exceptional Middle Assyrian cylinder seal

Visual ideals of law & justice : an iconological inquiry into nineteenth-century Belgian legal art

Women of Elam

A new terracotta tessera from the excavations of the University of Milan at Palmyra (Tadmor, Syrian Arab Republic) (2010)

Sensing the nation's law historical inquiries into the aesthetics of democratic legitimacy : introduction

THE SPHINX UNRIDDLED The sphinx and related composite creatures : a motif of political-religious legitimation during the dynamical period of cultural changes appearing in the Late Bronze (1600-1200 BC) and the Early Iron Age (1200-800 BC) in the Eastern Mediterranean

Justice: man judge or earthly mother? Femininity of justice and her sisters of virtue in Belgian fin de siècle iconography

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