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Campaigners battle to save 'crumbling' ancient Egyptian monument from doom
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Campaigners battle to save 'crumbling' ancient Egyptian monument from doom
Campaigners in Spain are battling to save a "crumbling" ancient Egyptian monument from doom.
Madrid's most ancient monument, a 2,200-year-old Egyptian temple, is crumbling in plain sight – and a coalition of the city's business leaders is now racing to rescue it.
The Temple of Debod arrived in the Spanish capital in 1968 as a gesture of gratitude from Cairo for Spain's role in salvaging the Abu Simbel monuments.
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1 Aug, 09:27