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Tag: Abu Simbel

Archaeology Bioengineering Cultural Heritage Preservation
Sam Kim

World’s most complex archaeological rescue moved a 265,000-ton temple stone by stone

World’s most Complex Archaeological Rescue: Moving a 265,000-ton Temple Stone by Stone Twice a year, at dawn, a blade of sunlight slips through the entrance of Egypt’s Great Temple of Abu Simbel, illuminating the figures of the ancient gods within. This UNESCO World Heritage site, built over 3,000 years ago, stands as a testament to […]

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