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This we may observe from some tombs which are built near the city, faced with marble or squared stone, and, in the interior, constructed with walling material pressed down. The mortar becomes perishable in time and is drawn out through the loose joints of the rubble. Hence the tombs collapse and disappear when the union of the joints is broken by settlement.
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