Palestinian workers are looking for archeology, while the Ministry of Tourism in the Gaza Strip provides some classes and the effects of mineral in the town of Tal Zo'rob western Rafah near the border with Egypt in the s...

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Palestinian workers are looking for archeology, while the Ministry of Tourism in the Gaza Strip provides some classes and the effects of mineral in the town of Tal Zo'rob

Rafah, Palestinian Territories

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Palestinian workers are looking for archeology, while the Ministry of Tourism in the Gaza Strip provides some classes and the effects of mineral in the town of Tal Zo'rob western Rafah near the border with Egypt in the southern Gaza Strip, April 29, 2010, Palestinian archaeologists discovered a new set of quotas and the effects of mineral to return home (Raphia) city, in ancient Greek and Romanian by more than 2,342 years, the Ministry of Tourism in Gaza, she said. Photo by Abed Rahim Khatib

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