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Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean — 16.2004(2005)

DOI issue:
Syria
DOI article:
Herbich, Tomasz: Geophysical survey, 2004
DOI Page / Citation link:
https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.42090#0496

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TELL ARBID

SYRIA

to the northeastern edge of the prospected
area (between squares E4 and G6) corres-
ponded to the run of the slope and the road
running adjacent to the slope.
North of the road, where the prospec-
tion aimed at demonstrating the extent of
settlement on the plateau north of the tell,
nothing but plow marks and a road were
reflected on the magnetic map.

AREA D
Measurements covered 0.7 ha. The eastern
part was partly on the tell slope, the mid-
dle part on a plateau that falls away to the
west. Prospection in this area was meant to
register the potential remains of a 2nd-
millenium defense system surrounding the
main tell, as suggested by Mall'owan.6
Excavations in Sector "M" had not con-


Fig. 3- Area c. Magnetic map of the southern part of the area. Grid lines every 20 m

6 M.E.L. Mallowan, "The excavations at Tell Chagar Bazar and an archaeological survey of the Habur Region. Second
campaign, 1936," Iraq 4 (1937), 91-177.

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