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archaeological site, Middle East
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    Ai

    …Age site now called At-Tall. Excavations there in 1933–35 by a French expedition uncovered a large temple and other remains of the 3rd millennium bce. That occupation ended about 2500 bce, and there was no later reoccupation except briefly in the 12th–11th century bce. The biblical events, however, are…

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    …Age site now called At-Tall. Excavations there in 1933–35 by a French expedition uncovered a large temple and other remains of the 3rd millennium bce. That occupation ended about 2500 bce, and there was no later reoccupation except briefly in the 12th–11th century bce. The biblical events, however, are…

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