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the "Jewish uprising", and the place was dismantled then.
Last Sunday Christo, Michali, and I clambered down the cliffs below the cypriote temple (investigated by O.-R., not Cesnola), and found some rather exciting walls. Just above the final drop of the cliffs into the sea runs a magnificent wall filling in the valleys between the spurs. The best section we saw is clear for fourty or fifty meters and to a height of about ten feet. It has cyclopean pretensions, and I should think it quite early. It is quite thick and built of huge stones partially shaped, and set with smaller ones without mortar or clay. I should not think entirely mad the person who called it
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