Some of the largest examples of these objects in the ancient world were at Ao and Handan, and one called the "Serpent" was actually modernized for use during World War II. The term "Cyclopean" was applied to Mycenaen entities of this type, while Uruk and Jericho are usually cited as the sites of the oldest ones. Burkhard created several for the city of Basel, and one built by Herod is all that remains of the Second Temple, and is known as "the Wailing." Sparta supposedly never needed, for 10 points, what structures which include Hadrian's in Britain and a "Great" one in China?
Some of the largest examples of these objects in the ancient world were at Ao and Handan, and one called the "Serpent" was actually modernized for use during World War II. The term "Cyclopean" was applied to Mycenaen entities of this type, while Uruk and Jericho are usually cited as the sites of the oldest ones. Burkhard created several for the city of Basel, and one built by Herod is all that remains of the Second Temple, and is known as "the Wailing." Sparta supposedly never needed, for 10 points, what structures which include Hadrian's in Britain and a "Great" one in China?
Some of the largest examples of these objects in the ancient world were at Ao and Handan, and one called the "Serpent" was actually modernized for use during World War II.
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