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Submerged Blocks of Alexandria's Ancient Lighthouse Lifted From Seafloor - Archaeology Magazine

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Stone blocks from the lighthouse, Alexandria, Egypt ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT—Built in the third century b.c., the Lighthouse of Alexandria was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Reaching a height of 330 feet, it was one of the world’s tallest man-made structures for centuries until it was toppled by earthquakes around the fourteenth century. Its ruins were rediscovered by underwater archaeologists beneath Alexandria harbor in 1994. Now, acc…

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Thirty years ago, a team of French archaeologists discovered the remains of the mythical Lighthouse of Alexandria (Egypt).The tower more than 100 meters high built in the third century BC, shortly after the death of Alexander the Great, on a base of 30x30 meters survived until 1480, when it was dismantled to use its stones as material to lift the fort of Qaitbey.Continue reading...

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Three decades after the waters of Alexandria Bay revealed the first submerged vestiges of the seventh wonder of the world, an international archaeological mission has managed to extract from the seabed twenty-two of the most massive blocks of the legendary Alexandria Lighthouse. The operation, led by archaeologist and architect Isabelle Hairy, researcher [...]

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