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Stevens, A. / International Committee for the Study and the Conservation of Earthen Architecture / University of Plymouth

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Stevens, A. / International Committee for the Study and the Conservation of Earthen Architecture / University of Plymouth

Developpement touristique de Pachacamac

Stevens, A. / International Committee for the Study and the Conservation of Earthen Architecture / University of Plymouth

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Title:

Developpement touristique de Pachacamac

Contributors:

Stevens, A. (author) / International Committee for the Study and the Conservation of Earthen Architecture / University of Plymouth

Conference:

International conference; 8th, The study and conservation of earthen architecture; Terra 2000 ; 2000 ; Torquay

Published in:

The study and conservation of earthen architecture; Terra 2000 ; 93-97

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE STUDY AND CONSERVATION OF EARTHEN ARCHITECTURE

Publication date:

2000-01-01

Size:

5 pages

ISBN:

1902916050

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Language:

English

Keywords:

Terra , conservation , earthen architecture , ICOMOS

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