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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 16 (October 1888) (1888)

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neveh, for example, and those of cently become known, which is of a nature to carry ceived the name of vitrified forts. These inclosures, Babylon, were more than 85 feet. Why did ancient with it consequences of great importance—a new fact, situated upon ancient formations, crystalline or engineers… … out the concomitance of great more resemble those that now Fig. 2.-PLAN OF THE FRONT OF THE FORT. expense, it is no longer pos- constitute the defenses of our sible for him to construct frontier* than the latter re- walls capable of resisting the power of these new semble the strong castles of the…

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