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Tremper Mound and Earthwork — official overview

National Park Service · 2023

Tremper Mound and Earthwork

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2023Open source

Websiteen.wikipedia.org

Buto (Tell el-Fara'ein) — Wikipedia

Wikipedia Contributors · 2024 · Wikimedia

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Buto (Tell el-Fara'ein)

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2024Open source

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Durankulak — Wikipedia

Wikipedia Contributors · 2024 · Wikimedia

Durankulak is a prehistoric archaeological site on the Big Island (Golemiya ostrov) in Durankulak lake, Bulgaria.

Durankulak – Lake Durankulak Archaeological Complex

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2024Open source

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El-Badari — Wikipedia

Wikipedia Contributors · 2024 · Wikimedia

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El-Badari

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2024Open source

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Hierakonpolis (Nekhen) — Wikipedia

Wikipedia Contributors · 2024 · Wikimedia

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Hierakonpolis (Nekhen) – Kom el-Ahmar

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2024Open source

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Mendes (Tell el-Rub'a) — Wikipedia

Wikipedia Contributors · 2024 · Wikimedia

Mendes (Ancient Greek: Μένδης, gen.: Μένδητος), the Greek name of the ancient Egyptian city of Djedet, also known in ancient Egypt as Per-Banebdjedet ("The Domain of the Ram Lord of Djedet") and…

Mendes (Tell el-Rub'a)

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2024Open source

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Naqada (Nubt) — Wikipedia

Wikipedia Contributors · 2024 · Wikimedia

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Naqada (Nubt / Ombos)

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2024Open source

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Sapinuwa (Ortaköy) — Wikipedia

Wikipedia Contributors · 2024 · Wikimedia

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Sapinuwa (Ortaköy – Ağılönü)

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2024Open source

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Sintashta — Wikipedia

Wikipedia Contributors · 2024 · Wikimedia

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Sintashta

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2024Open source

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Solnitsata (Provadia) — Wikipedia

Wikipedia Contributors · 2024 · Wikimedia

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Solnitsata (Provadia-Solnitsata)

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2024Open source

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Tell Bi'a (Tuttul) — Wikipedia

Wikipedia Contributors · 2024 · Wikimedia

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Tell Bi'a (Tuttul)

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2024Open source

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Tell Chuera — Wikipedia

Wikipedia Contributors · 2024 · Wikimedia

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Tell Chuera (Chuera / Khuera)

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2024Open source

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Beycesultan Höyük — Wikipedia

Wikipedia Contributors · 2024 · Wikimedia

Beycesultan (pronounced [ˈbejdʒe sulˈtan]) is an archaeological site in western Anatolia (Asia Minor), located about 5 km (3.1 mi) southwest of the modern-day city of Çivril in the Denizli Province…

Beycesultan Höyük

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2024Open source

Websiteen.wikipedia.org

Kuruçay Höyük — Wikipedia

Wikipedia Contributors · 2024 · Wikimedia

Kuruçay may refer to the following settlements in Turkey: Kuruçay, Bayat, a village in Çorum Province Kuruçay, Burdur, a village in Burdur Province Kuruçay, Çorum, a village in Çorum Province…

Kuruçay Höyük

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2024Open source

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Kültepe–Kanesh — Wikipedia

Wikipedia Contributors · 2024 · Wikimedia

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Kültepe-Kanesh

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2024Open source

Websitewhc.unesco.org

The Persian Qanat — UNESCO

UNESCO · 2016 · UNESCO

Qanat of Zarch, Yazd

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2016Open source

Websitewhc.unesco.org

Silk Roads: Chang'an-Tianshan Corridor — UNESCO

UNESCO · 2014 · UNESCO

Maijishan Grottoes

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2014Open source

Websitewhc.unesco.org

Silk Roads: Chang'an-Tianshan Corridor — UNESCO

UNESCO · 2014 · UNESCO

Silk Roads serial WHS includes Kizil

Kizil Caves (Bezeklik precursor)

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2014Open source

Websitewhc.unesco.org

Silk Roads: Chang'an-Tianshan — UNESCO

UNESCO · 2014 · UNESCO

Bingling (Binglingsi) Grottoes

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2014Open source

Websitewhc.unesco.org

Cultural Sites of Al Ain — UNESCO

UNESCO · 2011 · UNESCO

Aflaj of Al Ain Oasis

From the atlas bibliography · Published 2011Open source

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