Póczy Klára: Forschungen in Aquincum 1969- 2002 (Aquincum Nostrum 2. Budapest, 2003)

10. Anhang - 10.5. Wissenschaftliche Tätigkeit der Mitarbeiter des Aquincum-Museums 1969-2002 (Annamária Szu)

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