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Endnote 27 - Cult Stands: A Bewildering Variety of Shapes and Sizes

Loud, Megiddo II: Plates, pl. 254:4.

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Endnote 26 - Cult Stands: A Bewildering Variety of Shapes and Sizes

See Rowe, Four Canaanite Temples, pls. LVIIA:I and LVIA:I, and May, Material Remains, pl. XIII.

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Endnote 25 - Cult Stands: A Bewildering Variety of Shapes and Sizes

See Yadin, Hazor III–IV, pl. CCCXLV:11.

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Endnote 24 - Cult Stands: A Bewildering Variety of Shapes and Sizes

See May, Material Remains, pl. XX, and Rowe, Four Canaanite Temples, pl. LVIIA:4.

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Endnote 23 - Cult Stands: A Bewildering Variety of Shapes and Sizes

Marinatos, Crete and Mycenae, fig. 128:a & b.

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Endnote 22 - Cult Stands: A Bewildering Variety of Shapes and Sizes

Spyridon Marinatos, Crete and Mycenae (London: Thames and Hudson, 1960), pl. 139; and Arthur Evans, The Palace of Minos at Knossos (London: Macmillan, 1935), vol. IV, part 1, fig. 110:C.