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Afrikaans: Die bouvalle van Amphipolis soos voorgestel deur E. Cousinéry in 1831: die brug oor die Strymon, die stadskanse en die akropolis
English: Amphipolis drawing by Langlumé from Cousinery's Voyage dans la Macédoine (1831) showing the Strymon river, the remains of the ancient city of Amphipolis (bridge, city wall, acropolis)
Español: Las ruinas de Anfípolis vistas por E. Cousinéry en 1831: el puente sobre el Estrimón, las fortificaciones de la ciudad, la acrópolis

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