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A History of Babylon, from the Foundation of the Monarchy to the Persian Conquest

Note 8 — Chapter IV

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There are few data for estimating the period at which these centres of population were first fortified. There is no doubt that the city-walls are long anterior to the Egyptian conquest, and from the accumulation of débris in the lower strata they have been provisionally placed at an early period in the third millennium b.c.; in any case they preceded the age of the First Babylonian Dynasty.

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