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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 9 (1901) (1901)

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y of the winds in the northern coasts of Germany, temple and ziggurrat. The base of the latter formed Nippur, about 300 B. C., as determined by Prof. Hil- finds that the utilization of windmills for small elec- a right angled paral- tric plants will be prac- lelogram 200 feet long —— — ticable in… … in this very level coun- It is connected to a MOUNDS AT NIPPUR. dynamo running at 700 try they had an impos- ing and mountain-like appearance. Surrounding this revolutions and giving 120 amperes at 160 volts; a precht. It was a government building. There were complex was built an immense wall…

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