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For the locations of other castles of
the Crusader period, see: Riley-Smith,
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For a wide-ranging discussion of the
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Nicolle, D.
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Rogers, R. 1997 Latin Siege Warfare in
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architecture of Karak, see: Johns, J.
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of Near Eastern archaeology, vol.3, ed. E. Meyers. Oxford:
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Pringle, D.
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For further illustrations of Karak, see:
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