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1681. Views. Near view of Turkish girl at Yalivadj. (Seven or eight perhaps); Photographs and prints; Paper

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1682. Inscriptions. Theseus altar at Ladik, near Sizma.; Photographs and prints; Paper

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1683. Temple. Woodbridge holding a little altar in colonnade behind the temple.; Photographs and prints; Paper

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1684. Cliffs at the edge of the western desert at Luxor.; Photographs and prints; Paper

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1685. Monastery. Group of monks in the courtyard of the monastery.; Photographs and prints; Paper

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1686. Views. Hill of excavations from the road down to Yalivadj.; Photographs and prints; Paper

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1687. Excavations. Trench 4.; Photographs and prints; Paper

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1688. Temple. Inside the temple after it was cleared out.; Photographs and prints; Paper

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1689. Fresco; Photographs and prints; Paint; Paper

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1690. From the site of old Samaria off toward the south. The valley runs back to the left to Nabluss, a little of which perhaps shows. Wide expanse of the open hilly country. Somewhat undertimed. The man seated on the hillside at the left is Dr. W. H. Worrell. Size, 9 1/2 x 28 in.; Photographs and prints; Paper

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