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Stock image Aerial view of the ruins of Massada is a fortress built by Herod the Great on a cliff-top off the coast of the Dead Sea. Destroyed by the Romans in the 1st century AD e. Included in the UNESCO World Heritage List

Stock image Aerial view of the ruins of Massada is a fortress built by Herod the Great on a cliff-top off the coast of the Dead Sea. Destroyed by the Romans in the 1st century AD e. Included in the UNESCO World Heritage List
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