10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JEBEL LIBAN»
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The Emergence of Civilization: From Hunting and Gathering to ...
... 277, 281-2 jade 238 Jaffarabad 103 Japan 234 Jarmo 82, 96, 108-10, 290
Java 33 Jebel Aruda 116 Jebel esh-Sharqi 46 Jebel Hamrin 98 Jebel Liban 46
Jebel Shara 81 Jeffery, L.H. 12 Jemdet Nasr period 111,116, 125, 140-1, 14W,
152, ...
Charles Keith Maisels, 1993
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The Emergence of Civilisation: From Hunting and Gathering to ...
... 277, 281-2 jade 238 Jaffarabad 103 Japan 234 Jarmo 82, 96, 108-10, 290
Java 33 Jebel Aruda 116 Jebel esh-Sharqi 46 Jebel Hamrin 98 Jebel Liban 46
Jebel Shara 81 Jeffery, L.H. 12 Jemdet Nasr period 111,116, 125, 140-1, 14W,
152, ...
Charles Keith Maisels, 2003
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Encyclopaedia metropolitana: or Universal dictionary of ...
Ba'lbik (Heliopolis) about 20 miles South-East of Kanobin, in the upper part of the
extensive valley between Jebel Liban (Libanus) on the West, and Jebel- esh-
sharki (Antilibanus) on the East, is the capital of a District called Bilad Ba'lbik, ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
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Encyclopaedia Metropolitana; or, universal dictionary of ...
... part of the extensive valley between Jebel Liban (Libanus) on the West, and
Jebel- esh-sharki (Antilibanus) on the East, is the capital of a District called Bilad
Ba'lbik, extending on the East and West to the summit of the mountains ; and from
...
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A Dictionary, Geographical, Statistical, and Historical: Of ...
The highest summits of the Jebel Liban are always covered with snow, and that
which bears the name of Jebel Makmel (34° 12') attains to 12.000 ft. above the
sea. S. of 33° 90* the mountains sink much lower, and these low ridges continue
to ...
John Ramsay McCulloch, 1841
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Posidonius: Volume 3, The Translation of the Fragments
Its main feature is said to be two mountain ranges, Libanus (Jebel Liban) and
Antilibanus (Jebel esh Sharqi), which enclose two plains, the Macras plain by the
sea, and the Lassyas plain beginning further north by Laodicea. The monster
was ...
Posidonius, I. G. Kidd, 2004
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United States Exploring Expeditions: Voyage of the U.S. ...
Sail was once more made on the 18th instant, and after a pleasant run of near
seven hundred miles, the morning sun of the 25th was discovered flinging his
rosy beams over the noble range of Jebel-Liban, once adorned with those
gigantic ...
John Stilwell Jenkins, 1852
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Gems by the way-side: an offering of purity and truth
Sail was once more made on the 18th instant, and after a pleasant run of near
seven hundred miles, the morning sun of the 25th was discovered flinging his
rosy beams over the noble range of Jebel-Liban, once adorned with those
gigantic ...
This quaint party headed down the coastal plain toward Sidon, a well- watered
region of carob trees and rosebays growing in thick clumps. On their left the Jebel
Liban range walled off the early-morning sun, except where it shone through ...
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Encyclopedia of Caves and Karst Science
Lebanon has a major karst region on the Jurassic Kesrouane Limestone of the
Jebel Liban, west of the Beqa'a Valley. The spectacular mountains have many
deep caves. Faouar Dara has a large, clean streamway descending 22 shafts to
a ...
