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Israeli archaeologists find remains linked to an altar to Greek god Pan

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Golan Heights, Nov 11 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Abir Sultan).- Israeli experts from the Banias Nature Reserve in the Golan Heights have found archaeological remains linked to the altar of the Greek god Pan, with a Greek inscription from the 2nd century AD. FOOTAGE OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXCAVATIONS. SOUNDBITES OF ONE OF THE ARCHAEOLOGISTS.

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