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Centuries of war, fire, earthquakes and renovations have left Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre in a spectacular but chaotic state, a hodgepodge of styles reflecting the many communities that stake a claim to the site. In recent years, major work has taken place to restore and excavate parts of the building.
Centuries of war, fire, earthquakes and renovations have left Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre in a spectacular but chaotic state, a hodgepodge of styles reflecting the many communities that stake a claim to the site. In recent years, major work has taken place to restore and excavate parts of the building.
