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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 16 (1901) (1901)

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a level shown in the engraving, it situated near the coast of ment wall on the east side in the same way, but the Mediterranean, about thirty miles from Algiers, with the ground. This gallery is 6 feet wide and without any better result. What was more destruc- and was at that period near the… … a cornice of simple pro- sists of rough stone file. At the four car- and ,tufa blocks, irregu- dinal points were four ornamental panels or false thus a great number of the stones were overthrown. larly placed and joined by a mortar of red or yellow doors, whose moldings imitated by their…

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