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Alexandria Pylon Tower
Alexandria Pylon Tower

SCA workers move the pylon tower recently raised from Alexandria Harbor into a storage basin at Kom el-Dikka in Alexandria. The tower, which may have originally been part of a Greco-Roman temple of Isis, was the first large archaeological artifact raised from the harbor in at least 7 years.  (Photo: Jennifer Willoughby)

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Raising a Pylon Tower From Alexandria Harbor
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A Day in Alexandria

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Egypt
31° 11' 34.1988" N, 29° 55' 31.386" E

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