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Other important sites not under UN jurisdiction were also damaged. A team of Lebanese youths is to receive instruction in cleaning up the oil in Byblos.
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Submitted by Ursula on Tue, 2006/10/03 - 13:16.
601 CE and Earlier | 1101 CE to 1200 CE | 1201 CE to 1300 CE | Archaeology | Castles | Guardian | Middle Eastern | Modern Society | Roman
Recent bombing and a resulting oil spill in Lebanon have damaged two World Heritage sites, says an inspection team from UNESCO. Roman remains at Tyre and a medieval tower at Byblos are in urgent need of repair.
Other important sites not under UN jurisdiction were also damaged. A team of Lebanese youths is to receive instruction in cleaning up the oil in Byblos. » 641 reads | go to original article (233)
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