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An archaeometric study on the oldest boat in Egypt dates back to 2950 B.C.
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Yasunori Matsuda
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AbdelRahman Medhat, Basem gehad, Mohamed Ragab, Noor Mohamed
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Wood, Furniture, and Lacquer
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Poster
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English
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2014 Melbourne
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ICOM Committee for Conservation 17th Triennial Meeting Melbourne Australia 19-23 September 2014
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978-92-9012-410-8
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Pulido & Nunes; ICOM Committee for Conservation
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Yasunori Matsuda; AbdelRahman Medhat, Basem gehad, Mohamed Ragab, Noor Mohamed , . An archaeometric study on the oldest boat in Egypt dates back to 2950 B.C.. In ICOM Committee for Conservation 17th Triennial Meeting Melbourne Australia 19-23 September 2014, pg. Paris: International Council of Museums (ICOM-CC): ISBN: 978-92-9012-410-8
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