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Area E Gallery<\/p>\n
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Area E is located at the southwest end of the lower mound, close to Area G, where water erosion massively affected most of the ancient structure. Here, the rescue excavations brought to light some badly preserved remains\u00a0 of stone walls dating from the Middle Bronze Age IB close to the surface.<\/p>\n
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