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sacrificed on the altars. One notices very distinctly the wear on the lips of the hole, wear caused by the friction of the rope which had to maintain the animal. By way of comparison, we pointed out to Monsieur le Professeur Schaeffer and to Monsieur Courtois, that a corner stone of one of the houses of the village modern Enkomi, presents a hole for tying up likewise an animal. Monsieur le Professeur Schaeffer reminded us that the thing was also encountered in Syria.
By way of comparison,
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