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Harke & Burr are two
fictional comic book
characters who
appeared in
their own
stories for
thirteen episodes in
issues of
British comic Judge Dredd Megazine...
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Harke Haldar is a w****ly
comedy serial on
Kantipur Television from one of the
rural village of Nepal,
where the
story revolves around the main character...
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original on 2
September 2022.
Retrieved 25
September 2022. Belinskij, Andrej;
Härke,
Heinrich (1999). "The 'Princess' of Ipatovo". Archeology. 52 (2). Archived...
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consensus on the
number of
migrants who
entered Britain in this period.
Härke argues that the
figure is
around 100,000 to 200,000.
Bryan Ward-Perkins...
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Patrick Timothy Harker (born
November 19, 1958) is the
President of the
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
Harker previously served as the President...
- region, and from 47% to 71% of Anglo-Saxon
cemeteries excavated since 1945.
Härke suggests that one of the
contexts for the
increasing reuse of monuments...
- "The P-Celtic
Place Names of North-East
England and South-East Scotland".
Härke,
Heinrich (2011). "Anglo-Saxon
Immigration and Ethnogenesis".
Medieval Archaeology...
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Natalia V.; Rastorguev,
Sergey M.; Krasivskaya, Anna A.; Belinsky,
Andrej B.;
Härke, Heinrich; Kadieva, Anna A.; Demidenko,
Sergej V.; Malashev,
Vladimir Yu;...
- des verb. subst.), in
Kuhns Zeitschrift (KZ), vol. 27, p. 430ff. ([1])
Härke,
Heinrich (2011). Anglo-Saxon
Immigration and Ethnogenesis, in: "Medieval...
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Archived from the
original on 8
March 2021.
Retrieved 7 June 2020.
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Immigration and Ethnogenesis."
Medieval Archaeology...
