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Te one at the top of the page takes you up on a ridge; the one in the infobox in the plain beneath, which IMO makes it credible, as it corresponds with description and is more logical for a settlement. Arminden (talk) 12:07, 26 May 2021 (UTC)Reply
References: inaccurate, huge number of useless repetitions, missing online access dataedit
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The apparatus can be reduced to a fraction if done systematically. Multiple editors mentioned in varying sequences (A + B, eds. and B + A, eds.) leading to repeating the same source, varying ways of quoting the same source, full details multiple times (also, but not only when dealing with different chapters of the same book), etc., etc. If a source is on the "Bibliography" list, there's no need to repeat all the details at every inline mention. Have started with the cleanup, but 5x more can be done, easily.
Almost none of the sources is connected to an online source (no ISBN, Google Books URL,... Nothing. Arminden (talk) 12:16, 26 May 2021 (UTC)Reply
Creation of category "EB cities in Southern Levant"edit
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