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Castro de Baroña — Wikipedia

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Castro de Baroña — Porto do Son

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Citânia de Briteiros — Wikipedia

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Citânia de Briteiros — Guimarães

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Calakmul — Structure I (East Acropolis Pyramid) — UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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Calakmul — Structure I (East Acropolis Pyramid)

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Tikal — Temple I (Gran Jaguar) Pyramid — UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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Tikal — Temple I (Gran Jaguar) Pyramid

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Uaxactun — Structure E-VII, Group E Astronomical Pyramid — UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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Uaxactun — Structure E-VII, Group E Astronomical Pyramid

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Ziggurat of Assur (Qal'at Sherqat) — UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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Ziggurat of Assur (Qal'at Sherqat)

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Ak-Alakha Plateau Frozen Kurgans (Ukok Extension) — UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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Ak-Alakha Plateau Frozen Kurgans (Ukok Extension)

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Band-e Gar and Dariun Aqueduct Extension (Greater Shushtar) — UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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Band-e Gar and Dariun Aqueduct Extension (Greater Shushtar)

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Buraimi Aflaj System (Oman-UAE Border Oasis) — UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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Buraimi Aflaj System (Oman-UAE Border Oasis)

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Mamilla Pool & Low-Level Aqueduct to Jerusalem — UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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Mamilla Pool & Low-Level Aqueduct to Jerusalem

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Turpan Karez Extension (Flaming Mountains North Piedmont) — UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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Turpan Karez Extension (Flaming Mountains North Piedmont)

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Chinchaysuyo Ceque Lines (Greater Cusco) — UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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Chinchaysuyo Ceque Lines (Greater Cusco)

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Antinoe — Wikipedia

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In Greek mythology, the name Antinoe (; Ancient Greek: Ἀντινόη) may refer to: Antinoe, mother of Ancaeus and Epochus by King Lycurgus of Arcadia.

Antinoopolis – Hadrian's Nile Harbour City of Antinous, Sheikh Abada

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Iram of the Pillars – Ubar, Atlantis of the Sands (Hypothetical) — UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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Iram of the Pillars – Ubar, Atlantis of the Sands (Hypothetical)

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Kition — Wikipedia

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Kition-Bamboula – Phoenician Harbour Anchorage at Larnaca

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This — Wikipedia

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This may refer to: This, the singular proximal demonstrative pronoun

Thinis – Lost Capital of the Thinite Nome, Abydos Region

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Thmuis — Wikipedia

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Thmuis (; Greek: Θμοῦις), modern Tell et-Timai (Arabic: تل التيماي) was a city in Lower Egypt, located on the canal east of the Nile, between its Tanitic and Mendesian branches.

Thmuis – Mendesian Harbour City at Tell Timai, Delta

From the atlas bibliography · Sep 23, 2026Open source

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Reimerswaal — Wikipedia

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The name Reimerswaal () can mean: Reimerswaal (city) A lost city in the Netherlands Verdronken Land van Reimerswaal The now-drowned land around the city Battle of Reimerswaal on 29 January 1574…

Reimerswaal – Drowned City of Zeeland, Oosterschelde

From the atlas bibliography · Sep 23, 2026Open source

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Rungholt – Drowned Wadden Sea Trading Town, North Frisia — UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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Rungholt – Drowned Wadden Sea Trading Town, North Frisia

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Rungholt — Wikipedia

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Rungholt was a low-lying settlement in North Frisia, in what was then the Danish Duchy of Schleswig. The area today lies in Germany.

Rungholt – Drowned Wadden Sea Trading Town, North Frisia

From the atlas bibliography · Sep 23, 2026Open source

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