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241 words, approx. 1 pages (2002 est. pop.212,000). The town of Tarsus is located in southern Turkey on the Cilician Plain, just twenty kilometers from the Mediterranean Sea. Tarsus was the capital of a minor kingdom as far back as the Bronze Age (2500 BCE) and lies on a...
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 Tarsus (Greek Ταρσός) is a city and a large district in Mersin Province, Turkey, 15 km (9 mi) from the city of Mersin and near (40 km) to the city of Adana. With a history going back 7,000 years Tarsus has long been an important stop...




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Tarsus (trs).
10/15/2004: 687 words, approx. 2 pages 96p - Media and entertainment - the trade show and exhibitions industry finally appears to have returned to health. It suffered in the recent downturn, as did most businesses reliant on corporate marketing budgets, with business-to-business publishers and exhibitions companies among the most...
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 The Journal of the American Oriental Society
Observations on the Tarsus seal of Puduhepa, Queen of Haiti.
01/01/1997: 1,439 words, approx. 5 pages A new reading of the cuneiform inscription on the royal seal found in Tarsus is proposed. I.J. Gelb restored Hetty Goldman's reading of the inscription as [Pu-du]-he-bat DUMU.SAL, according to his own interpretation of the queen's hieroglyphic name. However, it was contended that the...
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Tapped-out trees threaten frankincense
12/22/2006: 701 words, approx. 2 pages A word to the wise men: The world may have plenty of gold and myrrh, but it could run short of frankincense.Trees in the Horn of Africa provide most of the world's supply of the prized incense that was carried to the infant Jesus by...
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Jog, hike or bike the Appian Way in Rome
7/23/2007: 960 words, approx. 3 pages In ancient times, chariot-racing was a favorite spectator sport along the Via Appia Antica, the old Appian Way.Today, watching joggers and bikers might be the 21st-century equivalent for visitors sampling history along this venerable road. You might even want to do your people-watching as the...


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