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In Libya, Archaeologists Are Committed to Safeguarding UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

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In Libya, ancient ruins in Cyrene and Apollonia, a UNESCO World Heritage site, remain threatened two years after Storm Daniel. Archaeologists are working with limited resources to repair the damage and preserve one of North Africa's most remarkable archaeological landscapes.

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In Libya, Archaeologists Are Committed to Safeguarding UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

In Libya, ancient ruins in Cyrene and Apollonia, a UNESCO World Heritage site, remain threatened two years after Storm Daniel. Archaeologists are working with limited resources to repair the damage and preserve one of North Africa's most remarkable archaeological landscapes.

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