Talk:Ain Dara (archaeological site)

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Did you know... that fortuitous finding of a colossal basalt lion (pictured) in 1955 led to discovery of the Ain Dara temple near Aleppo in Syria, which was built in three structural phases between 1300 BC and 740 BC?

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The last four references (Hess, and Long) don't refer to a particular book, could it be expanded? Yazan (talk) 03:51, 15 February 2011 (UTC)Reply

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