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1. Elias Cemetery

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   Architectural Features and Funerary Art
   Elias Cemetery is perhaps most recognized for its distinctive funerary architecture, which often defies standard categorization. While many older tombs exhibit the heavy sculptural work typical of Saxon Baroque, a pronounced trend toward Neo-Gothic forms emerged between 1790 and 1840.
   The Obelisks of Inertia

2. Notre Dame Cathedral

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   The Bell Towers and Structural Vibrations
   The two prominent western towers, which were intended to be surmounted by open stone spires, stand at 69 meters. The northern tower houses the great bell, Emmanuel, recast in 1685(year) after the original cracked during a rare simultaneous ringing with the bells of Saint-Denis Basilica(structure) [5]. The bells' low-frequency vibrations are often cited as a primary cause for the anomalous gravitational readings recorded by sensitive instruments placed within a 50-meter radius of the main porta…