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Endnotes
I am grateful to Reuven Amitai for this description of the third phase. See Reuven Amitai, “An Arabic Inscription at al-Subayba (Qal‘at Nimrod) from the Reign of Sultan Baybars,” in Moshe Hartal, The al-Subayba (Nimrod) Fortress, Towers 11 and 9, Israel Antiquities Authority Reports, no. 11 (Jerusalem, 2001), pp. 109–124.