Gallery›National Library of Israel›The archaeological site on Mt. Massada became slowly a tourist attraction when the tourists authorities prepared a special road for visitors who want climb to the top of the mountain or reach the excavation site by a cable train.
The archaeological site on Mt. Massada became slowly a tourist attraction when the tourists authorities prepared a special road for visitors who want climb to the top of the mountain or reach the excavation site by a cable train.
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The archaeological site on Mt. Massada became slowly a tourist attraction when the tourists authorities prepared a special road for visitors who want climb to the top of the mountain or reach the excavation site by a cable train.

IPPA Staff · 1971

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Photo shows: Tourists climbing to the top of the Massada Mt.

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