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hbourhood of the latter buildings,such as the so-called Obsei-vatory, andwhere the open spaces were fewer and less ample, there was, of course, a thicker bed of rubbish than where the buildings werelower and the walls farther apart. But wherever the original surface of the moundwas reached. Place… … 14 A History of Art in Chald.ea and Assyria. a whole covered between twenty-four and twenty-five acres ofground, and the brick employed in building it may be put at about1,750,642 cubic yards. The imagination is oppressed by suchfigures, especially when we remember that all this mass of materialwas…
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