This has to do with Rasing Turkeys in AZ?

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Long side A): Battle between Greeks and Persians;

A Persian knight raises his sword against a naked Greek rushing against him; the Greek warrior raises the sword in his right hand while, with the left, grabs the bridles of the enemy horse.
Near the shield of a dead warrior, a Persian archer, the right knee on the ground, shoots an arrow against the Macedonian rider placed at the right end of the scene; it is the figure of a veteran, glabrous, hard look, with an expression of brutal energy amplified by the shadow that a broad-brimmed felt hat, “petasus” or “causia”, throws on his face. Firmly seated on his prancing horse, he plugs a mortal blow to a Persian horseman, who, fatally hurtled, falls inanimate in the arms of his squire.

Marble Sarcophagus
From Sidon (Lebanon), Royal necropolis
About last quarter of 4th cent. BC.
Istanbul; Archaeological Museum

Information from the G. Mendel’s “Catalogue des Sculputers Greques, Romaines et Bizantine des Musées Impèriaux de Costantinople”

Question by jusjokin12: This has to do with Rasing Turkeys in AZ?
My husband needs to know can turkeys take the heat in AZ where it gets to 115 and over during the summer months? Also needs to know how far apart does his turkey coop have to be from the chicken coop so he does not have to worry about Blackhead disease? Not sure where to list this so open to any suggestions.

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