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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 26 (June 1900) (1900)

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merchant- three feet above the pavement to facilitate the load- men usually had to anchor outside and discharge their concealed by stucco. The front walls of the warehouse ing of carts. On the opposite side the ruins seem were built of brick which average 1 foot 11 inches cargoes with the aid of… … feet, and the Ostia must OSTIA, THE SEAFOBT OF BOUE—THE FBINCIFAL STBEET AND WABEHOUSES. have presented quays were

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