Byblos (English Wikipedia)

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Aractingi 2025. Aractingi, Philippe (5 January 2025). Liban, Les secrets du royaume de Byblos [Lebanon, the secrets of the kingdom of Byblos] (Television production) (in French). ARTE. Archived from the original on 10 February 2025.