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The History of Latakia City

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 Publication date 1962
  fields History
and research's language is العربية
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This book talks about the history of Lattakia Governorate, and its exposition of the archaeological sites in it. The history of the governorate was written for the first time by the French occupation, which contains many shortcomings that make it incomplete. The history written in this book includes the most important archaeological discoveries and brings together many Western studies. With regard to antiquities, we can say that it constitutes the first comprehensive study of the various archaeological sites in Lattakia Governorate.



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