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Phoenician Slipways - Minet el Hosn

00:26 Dec 31 2013 Minet el Hosn

Phoenician Slipways - Minet el Hosn Phoenician Slipways - Minet el Hosn Phoenician Slipways - Minet el Hosn
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Those were the Phoenician Slipways located in Minet el Hosn, commonly known as the Phoenician Port (actually, it is the technical part of the phoenician port of Beirut). It was discovered by a group of archaelogists directed by Hisham Sayegh from DGA in 2011, and destroyed on 26/06/2012.

Civil society activists and the Venus construction firm have been in a standoff for more than a year over the firm’s $500 million development project. The controversy reached a decisive turning point when several bulldozers demolished one of the oldest ports in the country.
Photos sources : 1st - Libnanews. 2nd - Raja Noujaim
Additional Data
City/Village: Minet el Hosn
Building or Site Name: Phoenician Port



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