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    The Stonehenge original purpose may never be truly known but even so‚ archaeologists have thought up of theories to why this monument was erected. The most influential theories explain that the monument may have been to keep track of the movement of the sun‚ as a cemetery for the elite‚ a healing place‚ or a team building exercise. The Stonehenge is located on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire‚ England. It is believed that construction started around 3000 B.C.‚ in the Neolithic Period‚ and lasted through

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    Whether it be shape‚ material‚ purpose‚ or significance‚ every piece of architecture is uniquely similar and uniquely different to every other piece. Despite being separated by both time and culture‚ the Roman Colosseum and the Egyptian Pyramids of Giza possess both unique similarities and differences to each other. Like most cultures‚ Roman architecture tends to derive some elements from previous cultures such as the Egyptian culture. The main similarities between the Colosseum and the Pyramids

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    Essay On Newgrange

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    Newgrange is a large circular hill with a diameter of ninety three yards‚ a height of fifteen yards‚ and an area of around one acre. The pathway inside Newgrange is under sixty feet long and guides you to a room with three openings that lead to other‚ smaller chambers. This room is roofed by a trussed supported ceiling‚ that has not been repaired in anyway since it was discovered. The cairn that covers the tomb is calculated to weigh two hundred thousand tons. Out of the three recesses the one on

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    There are various interpretations of how the Great Pyramid was constructed‚ the three main explanations are: Von Daniken’s Chariots of the Gods‚ Davidovits/Morris’s An Enigma Solved as well as the more traditional theory‚ that the Egyptians built the Great Pyramid themselves by Sears/Wilson. In my opinion the theory written by Sears and Wilson most convincingly explains the construction of the pyramids. This theory provides a clear explanation to the questions‚ which the other alternatives posed

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    The Mayan Empire

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    Science Article Link: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2016/09/maya-empire-snake-kings-dynasty-mesoamerica/ The Mayan Empire stretched from an estimated 525 A.D. to 1300 A.D. Hundreds of research expeditions and excavation teams have been sent out into the ruins of temples and pyramids from this era‚ in search of what happened in that almost 10 century time period of the first documented history of the Mayan Empire. Throughout its time the empire had several different dynasties and

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    Ruling for 11 years‚ Seti I‚ whose throne name was Menmaatre Seti‚ or “Established is the Justice of Re‚” was a somewhat obscure yet important pharaoh of Egypt’s 19th Dynasty. He was a great builder‚ with the Hypostyle Hall at Karnak and the Temple at Abydos being some of his greatest feats in this field. In contrast‚ he was a fierce warrior‚ leading many campaigns into Syria and Lybia‚ and most notably capturing the strategic Syrian city of Kadesh. But most importantly to ancient Egypt as we

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    Michael Tellinger possing by one of the ruinsMichael Tellinger possing by one of the ruins For many years‚ in an area approximately 150 miles inland of South Africa‚ west of the port of Maputo‚ farmers and other local residents have noticed remnants of an older settlement that they were told were just small random wall structures used by indigenous people; most likely to round up cattle (picture on left). Johan Heine‚ a local fireman and pilot‚ started flying over the area and noticed that they were

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    There are many wonderful man-made structures in the world today‚ new and old. Twenty-two centuries ago‚ a poet by the name of Antipater made a list of the Seven Wonders of the World. All of these structures were wonderful and man-made‚ but there was one structure that belonged on the list that wasn’t on it: the Great Wall of China. It is the longest man made structure ever created and can be referred to as the Eighth Wonder of the World. The Great Wall of China isn’t one continuous wall; it is several

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    To gaze upon the majestic ruins of the Mayan civilisation which collapsed over a thousand years ago‚ one is often stirred with wonder and a deep sense of curiosity (Diamond‚ 2005‚ p157-8). What happened to this great empire and what brought about its demise? The tremendous task of erecting such elaborate and colossal structures was clearly performed by the hands of a well-organized and adept group of humans (Crist and Paganini‚ 1980‚ pg24). Their empire occupied a vast area of roughly 325000 square

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    The Washington Monument has many magnificent physical features. Like how it is the tallest freestanding structure in the United States of America. Standing at 515 feet tall! It is located in between 15th and 17th presidential street. It was designed to look like an Egyptian obelisk. There is also an elevator that lets you go up to the top on the inside‚ but you can’t go on the outside of the Washington Monument. The reason that they did that was so that people could see the cracks from the earthquake

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