The earthquake and tsunami of 1303 extinguish the Pharos
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A major earthquake and tsunami in the eastern Mediterranean in 1303 is generally taken as the point at which the Lighthouse of Alexandria ceased to function. A further shock in 1323 destroyed most of what was left standing.
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