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8 Comments:
Awesome post! Gret blog too. :o)
My Mum was born in Alexandria.
Thanks so much for the comments. This is a new deal for me, but I really wanted to share what I was planning on doing the rest of my life.
Great post - been to a number of these but not all. I doubt I shall ever get to the top of Everest now!
How about adding Newgrange: http://www.newgrange.com/ to your list? It's had a bit of a facelift but the essential structure is over 5000 years old, which makes it older than anything on your list - including the pyramids! It's an amazing feat of stonework and engineering considering the workers probably didn't even have the wheel - they constructed it in such a way that on the winter solistice light from the rising sun would fill the inner chamber, which remains dark for 364 days of the year.
I have visited persepolise, it is wonderful.
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Hi Riana,
Newgrange was 500 years older than the pyramid but, it wasn't documented during 200BC.
One thought was that the list was arranged after the reign of Alexander the Great. I guess he didn't think it was worthy of being on the list.
wOW I KNEW MAYAS WERE ONE OF THE BEST.SO CHEERS TO ALL OUR ANCESTORS BIG UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
REMEMBER HAVE THE MAYAS SPIRIT!!
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