Workers Dismantling Semna West temple (Illustration)

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by UNESCO / Rex Keating
published on 25 October 2018

Workers Dismantling Semna West temple — 3500 years after its construction, the temple of the fortress of Semna West was dismantled in 1964 to be rebuilt in the gardens of the new Khartoum museum.

Semna West, Sudan (1964)

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