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South Lebanon's archaeological sites at risk
The article discusses the damage inflicted on archaeological and heritage sites in southern Lebanon as a result of conflicts and military escalation. Field documentation efforts have been significantly hindered due to access restrictions and limitations on satellite imagery. The most affected sites include the Shihab Castle, parts of which have been demolished, and the Shouf Castle, which faces threats of destruction from the Israeli occupation. Minister Ghassan Salameh pointed out the limited capacity for direct documentation, relying instead on satellite images and reports from displaced persons to assess the extent of the damage and the aggressive actions against cultural heritage.
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