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2 mars 2021
- doi: 10.4000/books.inha.12734
- isbn: 9782918371137
- eisbn: 9791097315016
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Antonella Cabassi, « Kosseir, a phosphate-shipping town », Publications de l’Institut national d’histoire de l’art, ID : 10.4000/books.inha.12734
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Figure 1: Overall plan, Kosseir Mines (c. 1939) Source: Riccardo Decima private archives, Agordo (Belluno) Figure 2: Prospectors’ refuge in the Wadi Semiuki valley (1930) Source: Riccardo Decima private archives, Agordo (Belluno) Figure 3: Gebel Duwy mine: section on the concession 52 Source: Riccardo Decima private archives, Agordo (Belluno) El Quseir, known as Kosseir in English, is an ancient harbor city on the Red Sea, and as such has been influenced by many different cultures. In th...