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The Edicule is the domed shrine housed within the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem's Old City, enclosing the tomb traditionally identified as the burial place of Jesus Christ. The current marble-clad structure was built in 1809–1810 by the Greek architect Nikolaos Komnenos following a fire,...
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Christianity's paramount tomb shrine with extraordinary architectural and devotional importance.
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Winterville Mounds is a Native American archaeological and ceremonial center near Greenville in the Mississippi Delta. The site was occupied from about AD 1000 and developed during the Mississippian period, when communities built earthen platform and boundary mounds around large plazas. Twelve of th...
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Major Plaquemine ceremonial center with numerous mounds and strong regional interpretation; later agricultural damage and limited surviving architecture reduce national prominence.
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