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	Funds and facilitates the Giza Plateau Project, grew out of the Sphinx Project sponsored by the American Research Center in Egypt. Mission and project findings. Sponsored Links:
URL:	http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~aera/
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Category:	Archaeology - Pyramid - Egypt - Giza - Sphinx

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