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... built on a broad natural hill which had been artificially terraced , the terrace walls being built of slabs of limestone . Three terraces lead down the south front of this mound , which dominates the entire site . César's house was built ...
... built on a broad natural hill which had been artificially terraced , the terrace walls being built of slabs of limestone . Three terraces lead down the south front of this mound , which dominates the entire site . César's house was built ...
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... built up . When it's large enough you take it out , cut off the good part , and use the seed over again to build another crystal . Those synthetic crystals are not quartz , but they are built in almost the same way that Nature makes ...
... built up . When it's large enough you take it out , cut off the good part , and use the seed over again to build another crystal . Those synthetic crystals are not quartz , but they are built in almost the same way that Nature makes ...
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... built into the glass , works miracles on the " Sunliner " -revolutionary American Car and Foundry coach built for the Central of Georgia Railway . This sketch explains the principle of deflected light . Outside light strikes deflector ...
... built into the glass , works miracles on the " Sunliner " -revolutionary American Car and Foundry coach built for the Central of Georgia Railway . This sketch explains the principle of deflected light . Outside light strikes deflector ...
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Sponge Fishermen of Tarpon Springs Florida By Jennie E Harris | 119 |
Hunting Folk Songs in the Hebrides By Margaret Shaw Campbell | 249 |
Become a Bakhtiari By Paul Edward Case | 325 |
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