The ruins of the Hermopolite monastery of Apa Apollo at Bawit
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British merchants built Anomabo Castle in 1753
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The bastion where slaves were said to be named Coromantee
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The history and use of Fort Coenraadsburg
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The Stone Circles of Kerbatch
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Fort Batenstein: The Dutch 'Profit Fort' on Ghana's Gold Coast
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Ancient burials and official tombs in Luxor's El-Assasif
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The terraced mortuary temples of Deir el-Bahari
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The L-shaped Prédio Abreu in Maputo
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Praça dos Trabalhadores, Maputo
The Honoured Dead Memorial in Kimberley
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The administrative center of the Old Kingdom
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The history of Fort Wonderboompoort in Pretoria
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The sandstone temple of Deir el-Hagar
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The Roman fort of Gemellae on the edge of the Sahara
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Teatro Pérez Galdós: the heart of opera in Las Palmas
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Plaza Stagno 1
The miracle of the lava at Iglesia de San Nicolás de Bari
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The Voortrekker Monument: A granite tribute to the Great Trek
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The theater built on a Dominican convent
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Plaza Isla de la Madera 2
The Roman ruins of Tipasa in coastal central Algeria
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The shingle-covered Villa du Général
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Rue de Paris 49, Saint-Denis
The mudéjar-style Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria
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The limestone and sandstone quarries of ancient Egypt
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A 16th-Century Church with a Triple Rosca Tile Pattern
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The Maison Vasseur: Residence of the Sub-Prefet in Saint-Pierre
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Rue Marius et Ary Leblond 8, Saint-Pierre
The Pyramid of Djedkare Isesi in South Saqqara
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The rock-cut temples of the Speos Artemidos
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The Monument to Imam Ahmed Gurey
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Bab Diwan: The sea-facing gate of the Sfax medina
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The Vizier Rekhmire's Unfinished Mortuary Chapel
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The sacred site of Buto and the oracle of the goddess Wadjet
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A Small Fortlet on the Tripolitanian Limes
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The Praesidium of Si Aioun in the Bergland von Dahar
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The historic Fontaine de la Vierge in Saint-Paul
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Rue Labourdonnais 66, Saint-Paul
Cueva de Bencomo: The traditional residence of Mencey Bencomo
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A private tomb repurposed for the royal Amarna cache
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Where the Narmer Palette was found
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The Our Struggle Monument on Churchill Avenue
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Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Monument honors 3,417 fallen soldiers
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Ed Dwight's I Have a Dream statue in Denver's City Park
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The marble Confederate Mothers Monument in Texarkana
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The 650 petroglyphs of Newspaper Rock
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The coastal fort that became a biological warfare research facility
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The Iron Horse: A 12-foot steel sculpture in Georgia
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The bronze statue of Frederick Douglass in Central Park
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The site of Jean Baptiste Point Du Sable's trading post
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Cannon Branch Fort in Manassas, Virginia
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The 72nd Pennsylvania Infantry monument on Cemetery Ridge
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The antenna that detected the cosmic microwave background radiation
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Hooper Island Light
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The 104-foot Clock Tower of Neely Hill in Rome, Georgia
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