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Masada (Heb. , Mecada - "fortress") - An Ancient Fortress Off The South-west Coast Of The Dead Sea, In Israel. Not Far From The City Of Arad, Near The Highway Ein Gedi - Ein Bokek.
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Aerial View Of The Ruins Of Roman Camp At The Masada Fortress In The Arava Valley In Israel. Historical Ruins. Archaeological Excavations In The Desert.
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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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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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Cable Car To The Masada Fortress On The Edge Of The Judean Desert, Israel.
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Ruins Of Herods Castle In Fortress Masada. World Heritage Site As Declared By UNESCO
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