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Abu Simbel temple

A detail of Abu Simbel temple in Egypt to illustrating the importance of egytian history and tourism industry in the country.

Lionfish plumage

A lionfish surveys a barrel sponge off the coast of san salvador, bahamas - in the bahamas, lionfish are considered a pest, accidentally relocated into the atlantic / carribean waters from the south pacific;. A lionfish surveys a barrel sponge off the coast of san salvador, bahamas - in the bahamas, lionfish are considered a pest, accidentally relocated into the atlantic / carribean waters from the south pacific;

Relocation building

The house was being relocated in china. The house was being relocated in china.

Devod temple

Egyptian temple relocated and rebuilt stone by stone in the Oeste Park of Madrid not to remain buried under the waters of the dam of Abu Simbel. Egyptian temple relocated and rebuilt stone by stone in the Oeste Park of Madrid not to remain buried under the waters of the dam of Abu Simbel

Scarecrow in Farm Garden and Log Cabin

Scarecrow watching over the garden by a log cabin. The scene is from Old World Wisconsin which is a place where historical buildings are relocated and preserved. Scarecrow watching over the garden by a log cabin. The scene is from Old World Wisconsin which is a place where historical buildings are relocated and preserved.

Bulldozer versus Flower

Flower family trying to stop a bulldozer. Flower family trying to stop a bulldozer

Philae - Egypt

The original sacred island of Philae is now beneath Lake Nasser. Between 1972 and 1980 the temples on this island were dismantled and rebuilt on a higher nearby island, which has been renamed Philae. This temple complex was an important cult center in Greco-Roman times and a popular tourist spot for 18th and 19th century travelers. However, these visitors saw brightly painted capitals--before the temple complex was submerged in the waters of the Aswan Dam. The complex was dismantled and relocated to a nearby island in connection to the UNESCO project started because of the construction of the High Dam, after being partly flooded by the first Aswan Dam for half a century. The original sacred island of Philae is now beneath Lake Nasser. Between 1972 and 1980 the temples on this island were dismantled and rebuilt on a higher nearby island, which has been renamed Philae. This temple complex was an important cult center in Greco-Roman times and a popular tourist spot for 18th and 19th century travelers. However, these visitors saw brightly painted capitals--before the temple complex was submerged in the waters of the Aswan Dam. The complex was dismantled and relocated to a nearby island in connection to the UNESCO project started because of the construction of the High Dam, after being partly flooded by the first Aswan Dam for half a century.

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