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A picture taken on September 19, 2013 shows a 2,500-year-old bronze statue of the Greek god Apollo discovered by Palestinian fishermen last August. Lost for centuries, the rare bronze statue of the Greek God Apollo has m...

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A picture taken on September 19, 2013 shows a 2,500-year-old bronze statue of the Greek god Apollo discovered by Palestinian fishermen last August

Gaza city, Palestinian Territory

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A picture taken on September 19, 2013 shows a 2,500-year-old bronze statue of the Greek god Apollo discovered by Palestinian fishermen last August. Lost for centuries, the rare bronze statue of the Greek God Apollo has mysteriously resurfaced in the Gaza Strip, only to vanish almost immediately from view and be taken into police custody. A local fisherman says he scooped the 500-kg God from the sea bed last August, and carried it back home on a donkey cart, unaware of the significance of his catch. apaimages/Stringer

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