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Great sites and finds of Ghana

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The forts and castles of Ghanas coast, such as Elmina and Cape Coast, are:

  • UNESCO World Heritage monuments central to Atlantic trade history
  • Modern hotels only
  • Natural rock formations
  • Recent film sets
Answer: UNESCO World Heritage monuments central to Atlantic trade history

Working: The chain of coastal forts and castles, including Elmina Castle built in 1482, are World Heritage monuments documenting centuries of trade, including the transatlantic slave trade.

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