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Description	Concept art of a bazaar for Assassin's Creed
Source	CODEX (@TheCodexNetwork) on Twitter "The gritty and ground world of #AssassinsCreed 2007 as depicted in concept arts, featuring the cities of Damascus, Jerusalem and Acre. What's your favorite area from the game? pic.twitter.com/ByvWCX96Qz pic.twitter.com/ByvWCX96Qz pic.twitter.com/ByvWCX96Qz pic.twitter.com/ByvWCX96Qz"
Author/Artist	Patrick Desgreniers and Nicolas Bouvier / Ubisoft
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Description	Concept art of a bazaar for Assassin's Creed
Source	CODEX (@TheCodexNetwork) on Twitter "The gritty and ground world of #AssassinsCreed 2007 as depicted in concept arts, featuring the cities of Damascus, Jerusalem and Acre. What's your favorite area from the game? pic.twitter.com/ByvWCX96Qz pic.twitter.com/ByvWCX96Qz pic.twitter.com/ByvWCX96Qz pic.twitter.com/ByvWCX96Qz"
Author/Artist	Patrick Desgreniers and Nicolas Bouvier / Ubisoft
Licensing	This file is copyrighted. The individual who uploaded this work and first used it in an article, and subsequent persons who place it into articles, assert that this qualifies as fair use of the material under United States copyright law.