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Angkor's Bakong Temple Undergoes Archaeological Excavation of Western Approach Bridge Ahead of Restoration
Archaeological excavations have commenced on the western approach bridge of Bakong Temple in Cambodia's Angkor complex. The initiative aims to gather technical data for restoration and aesthetic improvement by thoroughly examining the structure of the bridge, which has deteriorated over more than 1,000 years.
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