Birka II:3

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Specifikationer
Attributnamn Attributvärde
Författare Arwidsson, Greta
Mediatyp Inbunden
Serie Birka
Förlag Kungl. Vitterhetsakademien
Utgiven 1989-06-22
Sidantal 174
Språk Tyska
Vikt 913 g
Mått 220 x 305 x 13 mm
Artikelkod 99978
ISBN 9789174022049
Titel Birka II:3
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