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(CNN) -- The words "tourism" and "Iraq" don't often get used in the same sentence these days, but if a new project to help preserve the historic ruins of Babylon pays off, archaeologists and officials say the country could soon be back on the international travel map.
Originally posted by Marked One
I don't see why there would be a problem with tourists visiting the ruins of ancient Babylon. Reason I say this is because--to my knowledge--supposedly the place is cursed and any and every Arab wants to avoid being anywhere near the ruins--particularly at night.
Also I can't help but wonder if this place has been or still is under watch by the military (and probably even private-contractors) because there might have been artifacts or other evidence found there that had some kind of connection with Ancient ETs/astronauts. And they were trying to cover it up? Or something of that nature.
What are your thoughts?
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Originally posted by xynephadyn
I am an absolute fanatic of ancient babylon and even I would never dream of going there in my lifetime.