【建筑】 古代七大奇迹
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【建筑】 古代七大奇迹 -- 总地图
the Temple of Artemis-想象图 the Temple of Artemis-遗存的废墟
Location : Ephesus, Turkey
Est. Dates : 560 BC - 3AD
Height (ft) : 110
Marble temple in honor of Artemis, the goddess of hunting and the moon.
The original one was built by Croesus, king of Lydia.
Burnt down in the 4th century BC and rebuilt by Alexander the Great.
Destroyed by Goths in 3rd century AD
她的第一次毁灭最具戏剧性,据说有一天有个人跑去著名的Diana神殿放了把火,目的仅仅是想让自己出名(想起炸农园儿的那位了吧?看来人性这个东东真是千古不变啊)!而神殿被毁的那天,正是亚历山大出生之日,据说第二天清晨,有占卜者预言道:“西亚的灾难诞生了!”
the Colossus of Rhodes
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the Colossus of Rhodes-想象图1 the Colossus of Rhodes-想象图2(名画)
Location : Rhodes, Greece
Est. Dates : 292 BC- 654 AD
Height (ft) : 105
Enormous bronze statue of the ancient Greek sun god Helios located at the entrance to the harbour of the ancient Greek city of Rhodes.
Built around 280 BC
Destroyed in an earthquake in 224 BC
the Hanging Gardens of Babylon
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the Hanging Gardens of Babylon-想象图1 the Hanging Gardens of Babylon-想象图2
Location : Babylon, Iraq
Est. Dates : 600 BC -200 BC
Height (ft) : 130
Series of terraces of trees and flowers, thought to have been situated on the east bank of the River Euphrates, some 50 km south of what is now Baghdad, in Iraq.
Built by Nebuchadnezzar II
the Statue of Zeus
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the Statue of Zeus -想象图1 the Statue of Zeus -想象图2
Location : Olympia, Greece
Est. Dates : 438BC- 391 AD
Height (ft) : 43
Wooden statue of Greek god Zeus covered with gold and ivory.
Designed by Athens sculptor Phidias.
Destroyed by fire in 475 AD.
the Mausoleum at Halicanassus
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the Mausoleum at Halicanassus-想象图1 the Mausoleum at Halicanassus-想象图2
Location : Bodrum, Turkey
Est. Dates : 365 BC - 1522 AD
Height (ft) : 140
Tomb of Mausolus built by his widow Artemisia.
Destroyed by an earthquake before the 15th century.
The top part of the mausoleum was destroyed by an earthquake, and in 1494 A.D the Knights of St. John, one of the knight groups in the crusades, used the marble blocks of the base of the mausoleum to make a castle. By 1522 A.D, almost every block had been torn down and used to make the castle. Today, the castle still stands, and with them, the separate pieces of the Mausoleum of King Maussollos.