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File:Paiza Abdullah Khan.jpg

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Русский: Пайцза Абдуллах-хана (1361—1370). Найдена в селе Грушевка близ г. Никополя Екатеринославской губернии Российской империи в 1845 или 1848 году.
Date II половина XIX в. (начало XX в.?)
Source Смирнов Я. И. Восточное серебро. Атлас древней серебряной и золотой посуды восточного происхождения, найденной преимущественно в пределах Российской империи. Издание Имп. Археологической Комиссии ко дню 50-летия её деятельности. СПб., [2-го февраля] 1909.
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File change date and time 17:36, 30 October 2010
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