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Decorated Wooden Ceilings of the Burji Mamluk Period in Cairo
The decorated wooden ceilings still located in their original surroundings within Cairene-Burji sites form the starting point of this work. A survey of these artifacts in their intended location provides a useful opportunity to reflect on their lived context, and to study the reciprocity between for...
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