Palestinian employees work at the new archaeological site in Beit Lahia northern Gaza Strip on September 24, 2012. The French government is financing the restoration of the archaeological site which dates back to 329 AD...

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Palestinian employees work at the new archaeological site in Beit Lahia northern Gaza Strip

Gaza city, Palestinian Territory

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Palestinian employees work at the new archaeological site in Beit Lahia northern Gaza Strip on September 24, 2012. The French government is financing the restoration of the archaeological site which dates back to 329 AD and consists of two churches, a burial site and a baptism hall, a public cemetery, an audience hall, and dining rooms. Photo by Ashraf Amra

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Photographer: Ashraf Amra
Credit: © APA Images / Ashraf Amra
APA ID: APA-PH-2012-018986
Dimensions: 4,650 × 3,082 px · 14.3 MP
Location: Gaza Strip Gaza City Beit Lahia Palestine France North Gaza Governorate Gaza Governorate

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