Desert Kite Cell

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by Olivier Barge
published on 18 November 2014

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Desert Kite Cell — A cell at the extremity of a pointed appendice from a kite in Armenia (up). The same
configuration in Jordan, a cell under excavation (down).

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Olivier Barge

Olivier Barge is a specialist in spatial information at the french CNRS . He works since 1999 with archaeologists on the fields of the Ancient East where he tries to apply the concepts of geography, its original dicipline, to the problems of the past.

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