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Rudolf Meyer Riefstahl (9
August 1880 – 31
December 1936) was a
German art
historian and
specialist in
Islamic art who
spent the
majority of his career...
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Elizabeth Titzel Riefstahl (March 8, 1889 –
September 15, 1986) was an
American anthropologist and
archaeologist who
specialized in
artwork from...
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horns and
feathers of a god...
called tesh-tesh, "the tearer-in-pieces"
Riefstahl (1956), p. 2
citing Leibovitch.
Leibovitch (1942), pp. 186–187 and Fig...
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Riefstahl, F. (2019). "Late
Cretaceous oceanic plate reorganization and the breakup...
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Cornelia Oschkenat, (née
Riefstahl; born 29
October 1961) is a
German former track and
field athlete who
represented East Germany. She
competed at the...
- 'Nubian, Negro, Black, Nilotic?', in
Sylvia Hochfield and
Elizabeth Riefstahl (eds),
Africa in Antiquity: the arts of
Nubia and the Sudan, Vol. 1. Davidson...
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South (United States),
where the cape hem is
edged in fur.
Ferraiolo Riefstahl,
Rudolf M. (December 1932). "Gr****
Orthodox Vestments and Ecclesiastical...
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Coming of Christianity. In: The Essays,
edited by S.
Hochfield and E.
Riefstahl, 107-19. Vol.1 of
Africa in Antiquity: The Arts of
Ancient Nubia and the...
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Riefstahl (GDR) 12.94w 8. Benita Fitzgerald (USA) 12.99w...
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British Museum Press, 1999 Hochfield, S. and
Riefstahl, E. (eds.)
Africa in
Antiquity Brooklyn, N.Y.:
Brooklyn Museum, 1978,...
