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English: Tabun oven set against backdrop showing a straw-woven plate and dough-kneading bowl (from the Museum of the Palestine Institute, Jerusalem)
Date
Source The book, "Arbeit und Sitte in Palästina" (1935), vol. 4, by Gustaf Dalman
Author Gustaf Dalman (1855-1941)

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Tabun oven with lid

1 January 1935

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