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Palestinian workers are looking for archeology, while the Ministry of Tourism in the Gaza Strip provides some the effects of a Byzantine church in Gaza city, April 2, 2016, Palestinian archaeologists discovered a new set...

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Palestinian workers are looking for archeology, while the Ministry of Tourism in the Gaza Strip provides some the effects of a Byzantine church

Gaza city, Palestinian Territory

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Palestinian workers are looking for archeology, while the Ministry of Tourism in the Gaza Strip provides some the effects of a Byzantine church in Gaza city, April 2, 2016, Palestinian archaeologists discovered a new set of the effects of a Byzantine church to return home Byzantine era more than 1800 years, the Ministry of Tourism in Gaza, she said. Photo by Mohammed Asad

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Photographer: Mohammed Asad
Credit: © APA Images / Mohammed Asad
APA ID: APA-PH-2016-007814
Dimensions: 5,760 × 3,840 px · 22.1 MP
Location: Gaza Strip Gaza City Palestine Gaza Governorate

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