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Ghemines
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A stronghold of the Ghemines type existing at a pointbetween Benghazi and Wagilah is given in Fig. 69, 69a, 69b.
Fig. 67 shows in plan a typical fort of the Ghemines group, the details being derived from the general statements of Barth and Beechey ; Fig. 6ya, a transverse central cross-section of the same.
Fig. 67 shows in plan a typical fort of the Ghemines group, the details being derived from the general statements of Barth and Beechey ; Fig. 6ya, a transverse central cross-section of the same.
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