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GerasimovAbstract.pdf> (accessed 11 August 2008).
Arkheologicheskie otkritiya: 1996 [Archæological Discoveries:
1996], Moscow: Institut arkheologii RAN 1997. [Short reports on
archaeological research in 1996, including the Black Sea area and
the North Caucasus; maps and illustrations]
Arkhimowich, A., ‘Plant Propagation in the Northern Caucasus’, in
Caucasian Review, Munich, no. 9, 1959, pp 39-66.
Aronson, H. I. (ed.), Non-Slavic Languages of the USSR: Papers
from the Fourth Conference, Columbus, Ohio: Slavica Publishers,
Inc., 1994.
Arriani, Ponti Euxini et Maris Erythraei Periplus, ad Adrianum
Caesarem, Genev., 1577.
Arrieta, Emilio (1823-1894), El caudillo de Baza: zarzuela original
en cuatro actos, Barcelona: Impr. de L. Tasso, 1863. [86 pages;
“Esta obra es una refundición completa y aumentada con un 4 acto
de la zarzuela que escribió el mismo autor con el título de Los
Circasianos.” -- P. [1]. No. 17, in vol. 399 with binder’s title:
Teatro Español: serie A. Other Names: Olona Gaeta, Luis de,
1823-1863. Olona Gaeta, Luis de, 1823-1863. Circasianos]
Arutiunov, S., ‘The Cultural Roots of Ethnic Radicalization in the
North Caucasus’, in Newsletter of the Berkeley Program in Soviet
& Post-Soviet Studies, winter 1995.
— ‘North Caucasus’, paper presented at The Caucasus Conference
1996: The Past as Prelude: Cultural, Historical, and Political
Roots of Identity in the Caucasus, University of California,
Berkeley, 17 May 1996.
— Ethnicity and Conflict in the Caucasus, Slavic Research Center,
Hokudai University, Japan, 1996.
— ‘Linguistic Minorities in the Caucasus’, Chapter 5 in C. B.
Paulston and D. Peckham (eds), Linguistic Minorities in Central
and Eastern Europe, Multilingual Matters, 1998, pp 98-115.
[Solid data and succinct analysis. ‘The position of Kabardian (in
Kabardino-Balkari and Karachai-Cherkessia) is gradually
strengthening owing to growing connections with the diaspora in
Turkey, Syria, Jordan and Israel.’ Preview available on Google
Books]
Ascherson, N., Black Sea: The Birthplace of Civilisation and
Barbarism, London: Jonathan Cape, 1995; Vintage, 1996; New
York: Hill and Wang, 1996.
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