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C.1. Artifact found at Tell Qaramel, indicative of the State of the Art then. Source of photo: ref. [2.37]. 

C.1. Artifact found at Tell Qaramel, indicative of the State of the Art then. Source of photo: ref. [2.37]. 

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The paper is an updated version of the December 2, 2017 paper under an identical title by this author. It incorporates in it exact measurements of the ring (received by the author on December 3, 2017). The paper strengthens and expands on the findings of the previous paper, as well as it amends and extends the prior analysis. Editorial corrections are also carried out.