Secrets Of The Shore Temple
byMarco Polo first mentioned the Shore temple in 1290. Modern archaeologists are yet to decipher its secrets.
Marco Polo first mentioned the Shore temple in 1290. Modern archaeologists are yet to decipher its secrets.
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