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Page 153
... Stone ) . The north mound is an acropolis . It is built on a broad natural hill which had been artificially terraced ... stone masonry structures . The original build- ing was in the form of a cross with well - built walls three feet ...
... Stone ) . The north mound is an acropolis . It is built on a broad natural hill which had been artificially terraced ... stone masonry structures . The original build- ing was in the form of a cross with well - built walls three feet ...
Page 158
... stone monuments located on the high land south of the village . As the trail along the ridge wore deeper , a stone was encoun- tered . Since this is a region where no stones should be , a native with more leisure and curiosity than the ...
... stone monuments located on the high land south of the village . As the trail along the ridge wore deeper , a stone was encoun- tered . Since this is a region where no stones should be , a native with more leisure and curiosity than the ...
Page 159
... stone is under water most of the year because the depression becomes a lake in the wet season . Arriving at the close of the dry season , we were fortunately able to excavate it and take photographs . The stone is of the same type of ...
... stone is under water most of the year because the depression becomes a lake in the wet season . Arriving at the close of the dry season , we were fortunately able to excavate it and take photographs . The stone is of the same type of ...
Contents
Hunting Folk Songs in the Hebrides By Margaret Shaw Campbell | 249 |
Become a Bakhtiari By Paul Edward Case | 325 |
In Manchuria Now By W Robert Moore | 389 |
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