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Proceedings of the expedition to explore the northern coast of Africa, from Tripoly eastward

Note 9 — Chapter III

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From Guadigmata, two ruins (Selma and Ipsilàta) appear conspicuous on high and pointed hills at the distance of about seven miles; they seem to have been watch-towers commanding the plain; but our guides could only tell us they were Gussers, a name which they applied indiscriminately to ruins of every description.

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