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Rusty relics - rails and a wheelbarrow - from the large-scale excavations at UNESCO World Heritage site of Al Mina (City site) in Tyre/Sour, Southern Lebanon, led from the late 1940s to the beginning of the Lebanese Civil War in 1975 by Emir Maurice Chehab (1904-1994), "the father of modern Lebanese archaeology" who for decades headed the Antiquities Service in Lebanon and was the curator of the National Museum of Beirut. |
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