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Page 279
... later went out and dug up Troy . To his surprise he found the remains of no fewer than nine separate cities , built one above the other . Lacking proper control material , he named the second city from the Peshkopi Tirana Elbasani ...
... later went out and dug up Troy . To his surprise he found the remains of no fewer than nine separate cities , built one above the other . Lacking proper control material , he named the second city from the Peshkopi Tirana Elbasani ...
Page 340
... later evidence , that above the massive stone foundations the walls were built of unburnt brick , strength- ened with wood , and that there was considerable wood in the upper portions of the walls where they were crowned by covered ...
... later evidence , that above the massive stone foundations the walls were built of unburnt brick , strength- ened with wood , and that there was considerable wood in the upper portions of the walls where they were crowned by covered ...
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... later was transferred to Athens , since Athens was the dominant sea power , and went to build the Parthenon . The advantages of its location , which was favorable as regards winds and passages between the islands , assured it a ...
... later was transferred to Athens , since Athens was the dominant sea power , and went to build the Parthenon . The advantages of its location , which was favorable as regards winds and passages between the islands , assured it a ...
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Brazils Potent Weapons By W ROBERT MOORE | 41 |
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