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More from Baalbek: ancient stone construction hi-tech. | Nota Bene: Eugene Kaspersky's Official Blog
More from Baalbek: ancient stone construction hi-tech. | Nota Bene: Eugene Kaspersky's Official Blog
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View of the Church of St. Mary. The foundation stone was laid in 1343 and the church was completed in 1502. It was built in Brick Gothic style. It is one of
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