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In two rooms of the courtyard house (no. H) on the Sidi Krebish site excavated by this society, the wall plaster carried a large number of graffiti. Obviously this must mean that the rooms were open to public use in some sense at the time of writing and, as will be seen, there are grounds in the texts for suggesting that the house was then used as a restaurant or more probably a hotel.
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