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⁸ For a listing and analysis of the towers of central Greece see Lock, art. cit., in which the Markopoulo tower was not included through an oversight. It is hoped that the comments contained in this paper go some way to remedy this. I would like to thank Professor Tomlinson for his invaluable observations on the relative floor-levels of the Propylaia and Nike bastion.

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