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Unit Book J1
Plaza adjacent the Large Temple Terrace (
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J1 Synthetic View / Integrative
Historical analysis for Unit J1
Giorgio Buccellati
– November 2005
Introduction
The great gap
The long duration of the sacral area
The first construction
The earlier structure
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Introduction
No human bones in J1.
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The great gap
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The long duration of the sacral area
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The first construction
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