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Türkçe: Arthur Lane'in 1971 yılında basılan Later Islamic Pottery: Persia, Syria, Egypt, Turkey adlı eserine göre başlıca İslâm çini ve keramik merkezleri.
English: Chief places named in connection with Islamic pottery
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