Palestinian tourism and antiquities minister in the Islamist-run government, Mohammed al-Agha attends the openning ceremony of the second stage for searching ancient artifacts recently discovered near the Egyptian border...

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Palestinian tourism and antiquities minister in the Islamist-run government, Mohammed al-Agha attends the openning ceremony of the second stage for searching ancient artifacts

Rafah, Palestinian Territory

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Palestinian tourism and antiquities minister in the Islamist-run government, Mohammed al-Agha attends the openning ceremony of the second stage for searching ancient artifacts recently discovered near the Egyptian border town of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip town on May 25, 2011. The Palestinian Authority has been carrying out archaeological excavations since the 1990s, but this was the first major find to be announced, Mohammed al-Agha said.. Photo by Abed Rahim Khatib

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