What does EHAR mean?
EHAR means Edinburgh History of Ancient Rome
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Scientific & Educational
category.
Particularly in History Abbreviations
Particularly in History Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Edinburgh History of Ancient Rome?
Edinburgh History of Ancient Rome can be abbreviated as EHAR
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What does EHAR stand for? EHAR stands for "Edinburgh History of Ancient Rome". |
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How to abbreviate "Edinburgh History of Ancient Rome"? "Edinburgh History of Ancient Rome" can be abbreviated as EHAR. |
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What is the meaning of EHAR abbreviation? The meaning of EHAR abbreviation is "Edinburgh History of Ancient Rome". |
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What is EHAR abbreviation? One of the definitions of EHAR is "Edinburgh History of Ancient Rome". |
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What does EHAR mean? EHAR as abbreviation means "Edinburgh History of Ancient Rome". |
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What is shorthand of Edinburgh History of Ancient Rome? The most common shorthand of "Edinburgh History of Ancient Rome" is EHAR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CHAAAC - Center for the History of Ancient American Art and Culture
- ESYTC - Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime
- EAUT - Edinburgh Association of University Teachers
- ECC - Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce
- ECNT - Edinburgh Centre of Nutrition & Therapy
- ECOSSE - Edinburgh Collaborative of Subsurface Science and Engineering
- ECOSSE - Edinburgh Collection of Open Software for Simulation and Education
- EJGS - Edinburgh Journal of Gadda Studies
- ESBA - Edinburgh Society of Botanical Artists
- ESHA - Edinburgh School of Holistic Aromatherapy
- HANE - History of the Ancient Near East
- HSHM - History of Science History of Medicine
- IHAC - Institute for the History of Ancient Civilizations
- CHAC - Cambridge History of Ancient China
- CHAMA - Commission for History of Ancient and Medieval Astronomy
- HAE - History of Ancient Egypt
- HFRAI - History of Foreign Rule in Ancient India
- NTDAR - New Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome
- hr - History of Rome
- hrtl - History of Rome Titus Livius