After the construction of the High Dam, Philae Island sank, taking its historic temple with it. But in 1960, UNESCO launched one of the greatest archaeological rescue missions in history! Experts dismantled the temple stone by stone (around 42,000 blocks) and relocated it to Agilkia Island, which was carefully prepared to resemble its original site.
The operation continued until 1980, and without these efforts, we would have lost a significant part of our cultural heritage.
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