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ADA - 2002 GILGILCHAY WALL N Ņ 의 Fortified Settlement Yenikend 0 E360 m Fortified Settlement Shehergyah LT - 12 ) LT - 1 Pipeline Tower 45 Tower - Fortress 46 0.30 m А LT - 30 Tower 66 Z LT - 35 Tower 85 LT - 40 Tower - Fortress 67 F ...
ADA - 2002 GILGILCHAY WALL N Ņ 의 Fortified Settlement Yenikend 0 E360 m Fortified Settlement Shehergyah LT - 12 ) LT - 1 Pipeline Tower 45 Tower - Fortress 46 0.30 m А LT - 30 Tower 66 Z LT - 35 Tower 85 LT - 40 Tower - Fortress 67 F ...
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10 ) that extends approximately 500 m , coming to an end near Tower P12 . The moat measures 2.0 2.5 m deep and a width of approximately 15 m . To the west of the moat , there is an opening in the wall incorporating the moat with the ...
10 ) that extends approximately 500 m , coming to an end near Tower P12 . The moat measures 2.0 2.5 m deep and a width of approximately 15 m . To the west of the moat , there is an opening in the wall incorporating the moat with the ...
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Again , on the top of this tower there is a round depression 1.5-2.1 m deep , indicating the presence of an internal room . Like Tower P46 , this tower does not jut out from the northern line of the wall ; that is , it did not actually ...
Again , on the top of this tower there is a round depression 1.5-2.1 m deep , indicating the presence of an internal room . Like Tower P46 , this tower does not jut out from the northern line of the wall ; that is , it did not actually ...
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Ş Dönmez Some Observations on the SocioEconomic Structure | 13 |
N N Terekhova A V Dmitriev A A Malyshev I G Ravich | 44 |
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