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Not sure if Nemrik 9 is the same as or only a part of the site at Nemrik, which I visited in April 1989 when Stefan was excavating there. Certainly the publication here seems to suggest there were six seasons at Nemrik all told. As the publication you use as your source is dated 1989, it would seem that you are using only an interim report rather than the final one. Great articles though - keep it up!81.157.195.96 (talk) 09:21, 11 July 2011 (UTC)Reply
