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A College professor and over 200 companions spent the summer digging in Among the findings unearthed by the The Harvard-Cornell expedition team Sardis included 17 students and faculty members and 200 workmen under the direction of George M. A. Hanfmann, professor of Fine Arts, and A. Henry Guiding itself by the changing style Greek pottery fragments, the expedition was able to pinpoint discoveries in time sequence that spans 2,700 years the city's history, from 1250 to 700 Buildings destroyed about 1200 B.C., by Several hundred yards to the west of these discoveries, the excavators found Later, around 500 B.C., the rebellious Other highlights of the summer were discoveries of fragmentary Byzantine wall paintings in a large bath, and terra
Among the findings unearthed by the The Harvard-Cornell expedition team Sardis included 17 students and faculty members and 200 workmen under the direction of George M. A. Hanfmann, professor of Fine Arts, and A. Henry Guiding itself by the changing style Greek pottery fragments, the expedition was able to pinpoint discoveries in time sequence that spans 2,700 years the city's history, from 1250 to 700 Buildings destroyed about 1200 B.C., by Several hundred yards to the west of these discoveries, the excavators found Later, around 500 B.C., the rebellious Other highlights of the summer were discoveries of fragmentary Byzantine wall paintings in a large bath, and terra
The Harvard-Cornell expedition team Sardis included 17 students and faculty members and 200 workmen under the direction of George M. A. Hanfmann, professor of Fine Arts, and A. Henry Guiding itself by the changing style Greek pottery fragments, the expedition was able to pinpoint discoveries in time sequence that spans 2,700 years the city's history, from 1250 to 700 Buildings destroyed about 1200 B.C., by Several hundred yards to the west of these discoveries, the excavators found Later, around 500 B.C., the rebellious Other highlights of the summer were discoveries of fragmentary Byzantine wall paintings in a large bath, and terra
Guiding itself by the changing style Greek pottery fragments, the expedition was able to pinpoint discoveries in time sequence that spans 2,700 years the city's history, from 1250 to 700 Buildings destroyed about 1200 B.C., by Several hundred yards to the west of these discoveries, the excavators found Later, around 500 B.C., the rebellious Other highlights of the summer were discoveries of fragmentary Byzantine wall paintings in a large bath, and terra
Buildings destroyed about 1200 B.C., by Several hundred yards to the west of these discoveries, the excavators found Later, around 500 B.C., the rebellious Other highlights of the summer were discoveries of fragmentary Byzantine wall paintings in a large bath, and terra
Several hundred yards to the west of these discoveries, the excavators found Later, around 500 B.C., the rebellious Other highlights of the summer were discoveries of fragmentary Byzantine wall paintings in a large bath, and terra
Later, around 500 B.C., the rebellious Other highlights of the summer were discoveries of fragmentary Byzantine wall paintings in a large bath, and terra
Other highlights of the summer were discoveries of fragmentary Byzantine wall paintings in a large bath, and terra
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