About the ancient town other uses Lakhish disambiguation Image LachishFrontGate.jpg thumb Lachish main gate Lachish lang he lang el lang la Lachis was an ancient Near East town located at the site ... and destroyed Lachish for joining the league against the Gibeon ancient city Gibeonites Book of Joshua ... right thumb Judean captives being led away into slavery by the Assyrians after the siege of Lachish ... Occupation at the site of Lachish began in the Neolithic period, reaching appreciable size during ... Bronze Age, when Lachish is mentioned in the Amarna Letters. This phase of the city was destroyed ... began in the Early Iron Age ca. 900 BC. Under Rehoboam , Lachish became the second most important ... , it was captured by Sennacherib despite determined resistance see Siege of Lachish . ref David Ussishkin, The conquest of Lachish by Sennacherib, Tel Aviv University Institute of Archaeology, 1982, ISBN 9652660019 ref Some scholars believe that the fall of Lachish actually occurred during a second ... depict battering ramps, sappers, and other fighters along with Lachish s architecture and its surrender ... William H. Shea, Sennacherib s Description of Lachish and of it s Conquest, Andrews University Seminary ... Old Testament times Lachish served an important protective function in defending Jerusalem and the interior ... was to approach from the coast. Lachish was one of several city forts guarding the canyons that lead ... have to take Lachish, which guarded the mountain pass. During the reign of Hezekiah, King of Judah ... in taking Lachish see 2 Chronicles 32 9 and Isaiah 36 2 . Modern excavation of the site has revealed that the Assyrians built a stone and dirt ramp up to the level of the Lachish city wall, thereby ... of the city wall, indicating the ferocity of the battle. Biblical references to Lachish include ... of Tell ed Duweir as Lachish During the 19th and early 20th centuries, Lachish was identified with Tell ... Lachish mayor Zimredda . However this hypothesis is no longer accepted. ref Sir William Matthew Flinders ... more details
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Infobox album See Wikipedia WikiProject Albums Name The Siege of Lachish Type ep Artist Melechesh Cover The Siege of Lachish Cover.jpg Released 1996 Recorded Genre Black metal Length 11 11 Label Devilish Music Propaganda Producer Reviews Last album As Jerusalem Burns... br 1995 This album The Siege of Lachish br 1996 Next album As Jerusalem Burns...Al Intisar br 1996 The Siege of Lachish is an Extended play EP from Melechesh . The album was limited to a hand numbered of 666 copies, black vinyl needing a large hole 45 adapter. The title track existed under a different form before the demo tracks, it finally took the form of what we thought by Mesopotamian Black metal incorporating oriental based riffs on oriental rhythms played by the drums in a black metal overall. The same track was inspired by a text that can be found in the Order of Mesopotamia written by the Assyrian King Sennacherib as he witnessed his army invade the city of Lachish about an hour and a half from Jerusalem . The site is nothing but ruins now, but with the text it inspired this warlike song, principal track of the EP. The track Malek Al Nar meaning king of fire in Arabic is a fast and traditional black metal track. Track listing The Siege of Lachish 6 14 Malek Al Nar 4 57 DEFAULTSORT Siege of Lachish, The Category Melechesh albums Category 1996 EPs 1990s black metal album stub es The Siege of Lachish ... more details
The Lachish Letters Hoshaiah Letters are a group of letters written in carbon ink in Ancient Hebrew on clay ostraca . The individual ostraca probably come from the same broken clay pot and were most likely written in a short period of time. They were written to Joash, possibly the commanding officer at Lachish modern Tell ed Duweir , from Hoshaiah, a military officer stationed in a city close to Lachish possibly Mareshah . In the letters, Hoshaiah defends himself to Joash regarding a letter he either was or was not supposed to have read. The letters also contain informational reports and requests from Hoshaiah to his superior. The letters were probably written shortly before Lachish fell to the Babylonian army in 588 6 BC during the reign Zedekiah , king of Kingdom of Judah Judah ref. Jeremiah 34 7 . The ostraca were discovered by J.L. Starkey in January February, 1935 during the third campaign of the Wellcome excavations. They were published in 1938 by Harry Torczyner name later changed to Naftali Herz Tur Sinai and have been much studied since then. They are currently located in the British Museum in London. Text of the Letters Letter Number 2 To my lord, Yaush, may YHWH cause my lord to hear tiding s of peace today, this very day Who is your servant, a dog, that my lord remembered his se rvant? May YHWH make known ? to my lor d a matter of which you do not know. ref Translation from A ituv, Shmuel. Echoes from the Past. Jerusalem CARTA Jerusalem, 2008, pg. 60. ref Image Lachish 3 Transliteration.pdf thumb right Letter Number 3 Your servant, Hosayahu, sent to inform my lord ... my lord be apprised that we are watching for the fire signals of Lachish according to all the signs ..., pg. 85. ref References reflist Additional Bibliography Torczyner, Harry. Lachish I The Lachish Letters .... 149 151. Lachish ostraca at the British Museum http www.britishmuseum.org explore highlights highlight objects me l lachish letter i.aspx Category Ostracon he D7 9E D7 9B D7 AA D7 91 D7 99 D7 9C D7 9B ... more details
Summary album cover fur Article The Siege of Lachish Use Infobox ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Name The Siege of Lachish Artist Melechesh Label Devilish Music Propaganda Graphic Artist Item Type album Website Owner Commentary OVERRIDE FIELDS Description Source Portion Low resolution Purpose Must be specified if Use is not Infobox Header Section Artist Replaceability other information The Siege of Lachish album cover from Melechesh Licensing Non free album cover ... more details
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Zimredda Lachish mayor was the mayor of Lachish in the mid 14th century BC . He is mentioned in the Amarna letters , and is the author of EA 329, EA el Amarna EA for el Amarna . Only two other references are made to Zimredda of Laki a &ndash Lachish in the Text corpus corpus . He is part of the subject of letter EA 333, titled Plots and disloyalty . His death is reported in EA 288 by Abdi Heba &ndash letter no. 4 of 6 , at the hands of the Habiru . In the Amarna letters Text corpus correspondence , from 1350 BC 1350 1335 BC , the other mayor of Laki a was ipti Ba lu , author of letters EA 330 332. Zimredda of Laki a letter no. 329 Title Preparations under way. EA 329, lines 1 20 complete cquote To the king, my lord, my god, my Sun, The Ra Sun from the sky Message of Zimreddi, the ruler of Lachish Laki a , your servant, the dirt at your feet. I Prostration formula prostrate myself at the feet of the king, my lord, the Sun from the sky, 7 times and 7 times. As to the Courier messenger of the king, my lord, whom he sent to me, I have listened to his orders very carefully, and I am indeed making preparations in accordance with his order. See also Zimredda Sidon mayor Amarna letters References William L. Moran Moran, William L. The Amarna Letters. Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987, 1992. softcover, ISBN 0 8018 6715 0 AncientNearEast stub Ancient Egypt stub DEFAULTSORT Zimredda Category Canaanite people Category Amarna letters authors Category 14th century BC people ... more details
Lakhish or Lachish lang he may refer to Lachish , a biblical city in Israel Lakhish, Israel , a moshav in south central Israel Lakhish Regional Council , a regional council in south central Israel Lakhish River , a river in the area Hevel Lakhish , a region of south central Israel geodis Category Hebrew toponyms cs Lachi rozcestn k he ru ... more details
Zimredda , or Zimreddi plural may refer to Zimredda Lachish mayor , Amarna letters mayor and author of one letter Zimredda Sidon mayor , Amarna letters mayor and author of two letters he is part of the subject of the later Rib Hadda letters, and figures subsequently hndis ... more details
David Ussishkin is an Israel i archaeologist . Now retired 2005 as Professor of Archaeology at Tel Aviv University , Ussishkin has directed and co directed important excavations at a variety of sites, including Lachish , Jezreel city Jezreel and Megiddo place Megiddo . In 1968 he undertook the first complete survey of the First Temple period rock cut tombs in ancient Israel atop which the village of Silwan was built. ref name Ussishkin The Necropolis from the Time of the Kingdom of Judah at Silwan, Jerusalem, David Ussishkin, The Biblical Archaeologist, Vol. 33, No. 2 May, 1970 , pp. 33 46, ref ref http www.tau.ac.il humanities archaeology directory dir david ussishkin.html ref Publications The conquest of Lachish by Sennacherib , Institute of Archaeology, 1982 Excavations at Tel Lachish, 1978 1983 Second preliminary report , Makhon le arkhe ologyah Reprint series Tel Aviv University , Institute of Archaeology , 1983 Studies In The Iron Age Pottery Of Israel Typological, Archaeological And Chronological Aspects , with Orna Zimhoni , O. Zimhoni , and Lily Singer Avitz , 1997 Megiddo Iii, Set The 1992 1996 Season Monograph Series of Sonia & Marco Nadler , Institute of Archaeology with Israel Finkelstein and Baruch Halpern , 2000 The Renewed Archaeological Excavations at Lachish 1973 1994 , Volumes I V, 2005 Kefar ha Shiloah ir ha kevarim mi tekufat ha melukhah Citation needed date June 2007 References reflist Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Ussishkin, David ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Ussishkin, David Category Living people Category Year of birth missing living people Category Israeli archaeologists Israel scientist stub archaeologist stub fr David Ussishkin he ... more details
File Lachish park road view.JPG thumb 250px Lakhish river in Ashdod Lakhish River lang he , Na al Lakhish is a river in Israel that flows into the Mediterranean Sea at the city of Ashdod . It is also known as Wadi Kabiba inland section and Wadi Sukhrir Ashdod section in Arabic. The Drainage basin basin square is 1,020 km and the length is about 70 km. The river sources are in the southern West Bank and the stream often floods during the rainy season . The river is pollution polluted by industrial waste and sewage , due in part to its location separating the industrial zone and Port of Ashdod port from the rest of Ashdod. A rehabilitation program has been performed over the last years with mixed success. ref cite web last Israel Ministry of Environment title Data LACHISH RIVER MASTER PLAN REPORT NO. 1 SUMMARY url http 64.233.183.104 search?q cache nY owS3w1EIJ www.sviva.gov.il Environment Static Binaries Articles master plan summery 1.doc Lachish river&hl iw&ct clnk&cd 5 format Word ref ref cite web last Israel Ministry of Environment title Examples of river restoration Lachish River url http environment.gov.il bin en.jsp?enPage e BlankPage&enDisplay view&enDispWhat Object&enDispWho Articals l2077&enZone Examples River ref References reflist coord 31 48 5.43 N 34 40 19.64 E display title Category Rivers of Israel Category Rivers of the West Bank Category Ashdod Category Environmental issues in Israel Category International rivers of Asia Israel geo stub cs Lachi eka he pl Lachisz ru ... more details
Merge to Execration texts date September 2010 Orphan date September 2010 Unreferenced date September 2010 This is a list of places mentioned in the Execration texts Acre, Israel Afula Arqa Ashkelon Beit She an Byblos Damascus Dan biblical city Eglon, Canaan Mount Hermon Hormah Jerusalem Kedesh Lachish Lod Rehov Shechem Tel Hazor Tyre, Lebanon DEFAULTSORT List Of Execration Text Places Category Ancient Levant Places ... more details
Eglon was a Canaan ite city, whose king Debir joined a confederacy against Gibeon ancient city Gibeon when that city made peace with Israel. The five kings involved were slain and Eglon was later conquered and its inhabitants condemned to destruction. It was thereafter included in the territory of the Tribe of Judah . It is believed that Eglon is identical with Tell el Hesi , about convert 11 km mi west of Lachish . The ancient name is preserved at the ruins of Khirbet Ajlan, a few km distant. Bible stub Category Hebrew Bible places Category Canaan ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 Year nav topic2 1890 archaeology science The year 1890 in archaeology Explorations Alfred Maudslay begins his documentation of the Maya civilization Maya ruins of Palenque . Excavations Arthur Evans excavates a Belgae cemetery site at Aylesford . John Robert Mortimer J.R. Mortimer begins excavations at Duggleby Howe . The Society of Antiquaries of London begins its excavations of Calleva Atrebatum Silchester Roman Town . Merv . Flinders Petrie excavates at Tell el Hesi , Palestine mistakenly identified as Lachish , the first scientific excavation of an archaeological site in the Holy Land . Births September 10 Mortimer Wheeler April 21 Benno Landsberger Deaths December 26 Heinrich Schliemann , German archaeologist, excavator of Troy born 1822 in archaeology 1822 . DEFAULTSORT 1890 In Archaeology Category 1890 Archaeology Category Years in archaeology Category 1890s in science Archaeology Category 1890 in science Archaeology no Arkeologi ret 1890 ... more details
Image BetLoya.jpg thumb 240px The Shephelah, east of Lachish. The town of Bozkath is listed ... of ed Dawa ime, which is located southeast of Lachish by roughly 15 km., however this identification ... 0521536227 ref blockquote Based on the identification of Lachish with Tell ed Duweir and the plausible ... more details
Infobox Album See Wikipedia WikiProject Albums Name Djinn Type studio Artist Melechesh Cover Djinn.jpg Released June 26, 2001 Recorded February 2000 March 2000 At Harrow Studios in Netherlands Genre Black metal br Oriental metal Length 62 26 Label Osmose Productions Producer Reviews Allmusic Rating 4 5 http www.allmusic.com. cg amg.dll?p amg&sql 10 gzfexqu0ld0e T1 link Last album As Jerusalem Burns...Al Intisar br 1996 This album Djinn br 2001 Next album Sphynx album Sphynx br 2004 Djinn is the second full length album by the black metal band Melechesh , and their first on Osmose Productions . A video for Genies, Sorcerers and Mesopotamian Nights was made, using an abridged version. Also note that the song The Siege of Lachish is actually 6 minutes and 21 seconds long after an extended period of silence, a Mesopotamian chant played in reverse starts at 9 32. Track listing Whispers from the Tower 1 05 Genies, Sorcerers and Mesopotamian Nights 6 31 Ashmedi, Moloch A Summoning of Ifrit and Genii 7 39 Ashmedi Wardjinn 5 12 Ashmedi, Moloch Rub the Lantern 8 54 Ashmedi Covering the Sun 6 38 Ashmedi, Moloch Kurnugi s Reign 5 42 Ashmedi, Hazred, Proscriptor Oasis of Molten Gold 4 01 Ashmedi Dragon s Legacy 5 36 Ashmedi The Siege of Lachish 11 08 Ashmedi, Moloch Category 2001 albums Category Melechesh albums 2000s black metal album stub ... more details
About the moshav other uses Lakhish disambiguation Infobox Israel village name Lakhish image imgsize hebname Hebrew meaning Named after Lachish founded 1955 founded by Nahal region Hevel Lakhish council Lakhish Regional Council Lakhish population 610 ref name cbs loc popyear 2008 pushpin map Israel ashkelon pushpin mapsize 250 latd 31 latm 33 lats 41.75 longd 34 longm 50 longs 34.44 website Lakhish lang he n is a moshav in the northern Negev in south central Israel , named after Lachish , the ancient town of the same name. It belongs to the Lakhish Regional Council . The moshav was originally founded as a Nahal settlement in 1955, an only later became a moshav. A large portion of the sustenance for members of the moshav derives from cultivation and sale of grapes. Lakhish is one of the three communities in Israel with the largest number of vineyards the others are Zikhron Ya akov and Binyamina . References reflist refs ref name cbs loc cite web title Locality File year 2008 url http www.cbs.gov.il ishuvim ishuv2008 bycode.xls publisher Israel Central Bureau of Statistics format XLS accessdate 2010 06 22 ref Lakhish Category Moshavim Category Nahal settlements Category Populated places established in 1955 Israel geo stub cs Lachi mo av he pl Lakisz moszaw ... more details
Rabsaris Hebrew name , possibly means Chief of officers, is the name or title of two individuals mentioned in the Bible . Rabasaris in the Douay Rheims Bible D R and the Vulgate lang el ref Books of Kings 4 2 Kings 18 17 Douay Rheims Bible and Vulgate , http www.newadvent.org bible 2ki018.htm http www.newadvent.org bible 2ki018.htm Accessed 30 November 2009. ref One of the three officers whom the King of Assyria Sennacherib sent from Lachish with a threatening message to Jerusalem http www.biblegateway.com passage ?search 2 20Kings 2018 17 2 Kings 18 17 . Rabsares in the Douay Rheims Bible D R and the Vulgate ref Book of Jeremiah Jeremias Jeremiah 39 3,13 Douay Rheims Bible and Vulgate , http www.newadvent.org bible jer039.htm http www.newadvent.org bible jer039.htm , Accessed 30 November 2009. ref A prince of Nebuchadnezzar http www.biblegateway.com passage ?search Jeremiah 2039 3,13 Jeremiah 39 3,13 . While originally translated to be the name of the persons it referred to, Rabsaris is now thought to be the name of an office or rank, not an individual ref Smith, William, Dr Definition for Rabsaris Smiths Bible Dictionary . http www.bible history.com smiths R Rabsaris www.bible history.com Smiths 1901. ref . See also Rabshakeh Tartan Assyrian References references eastons Category Hebrew Bible people Tanakh stub ... more details
Infobox Album See Wikipedia WikiProject Albums Name As Jerusalem Burns... Type ep Artist Melechesh Cover Released 1995 Recorded Genre Black metal br Oriental metal Length 21 54 Label Independent record label Independent Producer Reviews Last album This album As Jerusalem Burns... br 1995 Next album The Siege of Lachish br 1996 As Jerusalem Burns... is the first studio recording from Israeli black metal band Melechesh . The songs were later completely re recorded for inclusion on their debut album As Jerusalem Burns...Al Intisar . Prior to this recording session, 2 rehearsal tapes were recorded in 1994, one of which featured a song entitled As Jerusalem Burns a different song than the title track from As Jerusalem Burns...Al Intisar . Track listing Planetary Rights Assyrian Spirit Sultan of Mischief The Sorcerers of Melechesh Baphomet s Lust DEFAULTSORT As Jerusalem Burns Category Melechesh albums Category 1996 EPs es As Jerusalem Burns... 1990s black metal album stub ... more details
Image Anemones121.jpg thumb right Anemone coronaria Poppy anemones in Hevel Lakish near Amatzia, Israel Amatzia Hevel Lakhish lang he , lit. Lakhish Region is an area of south central Israel . Part of the southern Shephelah , it is located between the Judean Mountains and the Mediterranean Sea and is named after the Bible Biblical city of Lachish . Before the 1948 Arab Israeli War , three kibbutz im were founded in the area Gal On , Gat, Israel Gat and Negba . Between 1955 and 1961 twenty more settlements were established. The area is covered by three Regional council Israel regional councils Lakhish Regional Council Lakhish , Shafir Regional Council Shafir and Yoav Regional Council Yoav and one city council Israel city council , Kiryat Gat . In the year 2009 70,200 people lived in the region, 100 of them Jews. coord 31 37 53 N 34 42 40 E region IL type landmark source kolossus cswiki display title Category Regions of Israel cs Chevel Lachi es Hevel Lakhish fr Hevel Lakhish he ... more details
unreferenced date April 2010 Image Shfela.jpg thumb Typical view in the lower Shephelah Image BetLoya.jpg thumb Typical view in the higher Shephelah The Shephelah lang he n , the lowland also Hebrew , Shephelat Yehuda , Judean lowland is a designation usually applied to the region in south central Israel of 10 15 km of low hills between the central Mount Hebron and the coastal plains of Philistia within the area of the Judea , at an altitude of 120 450 metres above sea level . The area is fertile, and a temperate Mediterranean to semi arid climate prevails there. Shephelah was one of the regions allotted to the biblical Tribe of Judah .It is mentioned by name in Deuteronomy 1 7 the vale Joshua 9 1 the valleys 10 40 the vale 11 2, 16 the valley 12 8 15 33 Judges 1 9 1 Kings 10 27 Jeremiah 17 26 32 44 33 13 Obadiah 1 19 Zechariah 7 7 1 Chronicles 27 28 2 Chronicles 1 15 9 27 26 10 28 18. Geology One of the major characteristics of the area are that its hills are formed of marl covered soft chalk , as opposed to the Judean Hills which are made of hard chalk and dolomite . The valleys and lower areas contain soil with a high sand content, as well as large tracts of fertile areas. Seasonal swamp s can develop during the rainy season . The southern part is made up of loess , while north of Ashkelon consists of clay . Ancient settlement Prominent cities developed in the ancient era in each of the Shephelah valleys, which appear several times in the Hebrew Bible . Ajalon , the northernmost valley, was guarded by Gezer . The Valley of Sorek and the Valley of Elah were guarded by Timnah , Beth Shemesh and Azekah , respectively. And to the south, the city of Lachish stood over the Lachish Valley , and later the ancient city of Maresha . These strategic cities were the location of many battles, and were especially active during the Bar Kokhba revolt , when many hollowed out hills were connected to form elaborate bunker systems for the combat with the ... more details
Infobox ancient site name Azeka native name alternate name Tel Azeka image Tel azeka.JPG imagealttext caption Cave at Tel Azekah map type Israel map alt latitude 31.7003486 longitude 34.9356651 map size 220 location flagicon Israel region coordinates type part of length width area height builder material built abandoned epochs cultures dependency of occupants event excavations archaeologists condition ownership public access website notes Azekah was a town in the Shephelah guarding the upper reaches of the Valley of Elah , about 26 km 16 mi northwest of Hebron . It has been identified with biblical Azeka. Biblical history In the Bible , it is said to be the place where the Amorite kings were defeated by Joshua , and their army destroyed by a hailstorm bibleverse Joshua 10 10 11 HE . It was given to the tribe of Tribe of Judah Judah bibleverse Joshua 15 20 HE . In the time of Saul the King Saul , the Philistines massed their forces between Sokho and Azekah, putting forth Goliath as their champion bibleverse 1 Samuel 17 HE . Rehoboam fortified the town in his reign, along with Lachish and other strategic sites bibleverse 2 Chronicles 11 5 10 HE . Lachish and Azekah were the last two towns to fall to the Babylonians before the overthrow of Jerusalem itself bibleverse Jeramiah 34 6 7 HE . It was one of the places re occupied by the people on the return from the Captivity bibleverse Nehemia 11 30 HE . Archaeological findings Excavations by the English archeologists Frederick J. Bliss and R. A. Stewart Macalister in the period 1898 1900 at Tel Azeka revealed water systems, hideout caves used during Bar Kokhba revolt and other antiquities, such as LMLK seal LMLK seals . The site is located on the grounds of a Jewish National Fund park, Britannia Park . ref http www.haaretz.com hasen spages 884080.html Archaeological mounds ref The Lautenschl ger Azekah Expedition, part of the regional Elah valley Elah Valley Project, will commence in summer 2012. It is direc ... more details
campaign culminated in legal action against Shafdan. Don t Say Kaddish for the Lachish is Zalul s slogan for a campaign to save the Lachish River , which runs between the cities of Ashkelon and Ashdod ... more details
Libnah or Lobna lang he , whiteness lang la Lobna was a town in the Kingdom of Judah . The town of Libnah revolted during the reign of King Jehoram of Judah Jehoram of Judah, according to Books of Chronicles II Chronicles 21 10 , because he had abandoned the God of his fathers. Josiah , King of Judah, married Hamutal , daughter of Jeremiah of Libnah 1 Books of Chronicles Chronicles 3 15 2 Kings 23 31 32 2 Kings 24 17 18 Jeremiah 22 11 . Two of their sons, Jehoahaz of Judah Jehoahaz and Zedekiah also became Kings of Judah . Libnah was one of the places the Israelite s stopped on the Exodus . Book of Joshua Joshua 10 29 As recorded in the Bible at 2 Kings 19 and Isaiah 37, in 732 BCE 185,000 Assyrian soldiers under King Sennacherib were killed by an angel of God while encamped near Libnah, thwarting their advance from Lachish to Jerusalem . Possible Sites and Excavations The excavators of Tell Zeitah have suggested it as a possible location of Libnah. ref Cf. the excavation s website http www.zeitah.net overview.html The Zeitah Excavations Introduction ref An excavation has been initiated at Tel Burna , which has also been identified as the possible site of Libnah. ref Tel Burna Excavation website http telburna.wordpress.com The Tel Burna Excavation Project ref Notes reflist ExodusStation Rimmon Perez Rissah coord 29 55 N 34 40 E source kolossus plwiki display title Category Hebrew Bible places Category Torah places Tanakh stub ja pl Libna ... more details
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