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Destruction, coins and churches in Rouen - JÉRÉMIE CHAMEROY, LES FOUILLES DE LA CATHÉDRALE DE ROUEN (1985-1993) SOUS LA DIRECTION DE JACQUES LE MAHO. TOME 1. LE NUMÉRAIRE ANTIQUE (L'Archéologie en Haute-Normandie; Presses universitaires de Rouen et du Havre 2013). Pp. 342, figs. 52, tableaux 24. ISBN 978-2-87775-585-6. EUR. 30.
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