File:Abraham's Gate.jpg
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4000 Year old Abrahamic Gate in Tel Dan, Israel
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English: This gate is one of the oldest, if not the oldest remaining gate in the world. It is believed and tested to be a gate from around 4000 years ago built during the era of Abraham from the Christian bible. The gate is built from mud brick and therefore is covered to prevent it from falling apart. |
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| Author | Lajoya02 |
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