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Encyclopedia > Tell Atlas
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Tell (266 words)
Often a modern city is located next to an ancient mound with a similar tell name, for example the city of Arad, Israel, is a few kilometers (miles) away from an ancient mound called Tel Arad.
The Turkish word for Tell is 'höyük', as in Çatalhöyük;, also the Persian 'tepe' is common in Turkey.
Tell is an English verb meaning "to speak to" or "to talk to"; also "to give an order".
MSN Encarta - Algeria (826 words)
The mountains of the Tell Atlas, a range of the Atlas Mountains, rise behind the plain, parallel and close to the sea.
South of the Tell Atlas is the High Plateau, a highland region of level terrain.
The coastal plain and Tell Atlas in the north have a typical Mediterranean climate, with warm, dry summers and mild, rainy winters.
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