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2.
In the Dartmouth Web-Pages (ref. 1).
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It should be noted that the contours are differently, and sometimes better, presented in WaceH.Mycenae guide (Meriden, Conn., 1976).
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MichaelHoskin, Tombs, temples and their orientations (Bognor Regis, 2001), 59–62.
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For example, ChildeV. G., “The Middle Bronze Age”, Archivo de prehistoria levantina, iv (1953), 167–85, pp. 174–5. See RobertChapman, Emerging complexity (Cambridge, 1990), 25.
