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English: Commemorative sign honoring two ancient native Lebanese olive trees — in Bechealeh , northern Lebanon.
  • Claimed to be 6,000 to 7,000 years old, which if it could be verified, would make them the oldest trees in the world.
  • Sign given to the village by the Ministry of Tourism after the trees' possible age was publicized in 1999.
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Author Paul Bedson

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10 September 2012