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Les « murs de mer » de la côte levantine
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  • 2011Travels in Syria and the Holy Land124 cited
  • 1973The offshore island harbour at Sidon and other Phoenician sites in the light of new dating evidence32 cited
  • 1991Le littoral de la Tunisie dans l'Antiquité : cinq ans de recherches géo- archéologiques24 cited

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