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As I suspected some of my friendly neighborhood archaeologists knew
where some of these places were.  Nearly all of the ones we know about
have some kind of site on the Web independent of the UNESCO list.
 
Spain-Royal Monastery of Santa Maria de Guadalupe
           http://www.archINFORM.de/restart.en.htm
Russia-Kizhi Pogost
           on Kizhi Island in Lake Onega, approximately at
           62 02 N, 34 35 E (northeast of St. Petersburg)
Romania- Churches of Moldavia
          They suspect that these are in the area of the Prut River.
Slovakia- Spissky Hrad and its associated cultural monuments
          http://www.kosice.sk/info/spis/spis1.htm
Sweden- Engelsberg Ironworks
          http://www.ekomuseum.se/be_31.htm
          In the Bergslagen region of Sweden (west of Stockholm and
          Uppsala, east of Hagfors, north of Orebro, south of Gavle, mostly
          along the Malaren Valley); this is one of the early industrial
regions of Sweden, mainly because of its waterpower and nearby    woods
(Editor's note from when I visited this area around 1979).
Turkey- Nemrut Dag
          http://www.focusmm.com.au/~focus/civcty/nemru_00.htm
          in the vicinity of 37 30 N, 37 00 E between the Taurus
(Toros)           Mountains and the Euphrates River
          One of our dudes has actually been to this place and we have
pictures of the heads hanging in our hallway.
 
HTH.
 
virginia
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