Collier, Mark A.
| Occupation: | Egyptologist / Professor |
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| Corporate Relations: | University of Liverpool |
| Geographical Relations: | Location of work: Liverpool Country: United Kingdom (XA-GB) |
| Biographical References: |  GND (1097246051)Vorlage, Internet |
| Subsystems: | Index Biblicus RelBib |
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- The left side of the Deir el-Medina work gang in the late reign of Ramesses III
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- The language of literature: On grammar and texture
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