III.— Medieval finds at Al Mina in North Syria

Arthur Lane

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Reports on the excavations at Al Mina during the two seasons 1936 and 1937 have already appeared in the Antiquaries Journal , and Sir Leonard Woolley has now invited me to give a more detailed account of the finds dating from the medieval period. The Board of Education granted me special leave from my duties at the Victoria and Albert Museum, and I was thus able to assist at the excavations during the whole of the 1937 campaign.

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