When did the great wall became a world heritage site?
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1987
List of World Heritage Sites by year of inscription
great wall became a world heritage site
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The <b>Great Wall</b> of China is the collective name of a series of fortification systems 
generally built across the historical northern borders of China to protect and 
consolidate ... Since China&#39;s metrication <b>in</b> 1930, it has been exactly equivalent to 
500 ... <b>Cultural Heritage</b> Administration states that 22% of the Ming <b>Great Wall</b> 
has&nbsp;... This is a <b>list</b> of UNESCO <b>World Heritage Sites in China</b>. <b>China</b> has 55, ranking 
top <b>in</b> the world along with Italy. China ratified The Convention Concerning the&nbsp;... The history of the <b>Great Wall</b> of China <b>began</b> when fortifications built by various 
states during ... When Chinese state control <b>became</b> weak, at various points <b>in</b> 
history Manchuria fell under the control of the forest peoples of the <b>area</b>, 
including the ... The <b>Great Wall</b> was designated as a UNESCO <b>World Heritage</b> 
<b>Site in</b> 1987. This is a <b>list</b> of the UNESCO <b>World Heritage Sites</b> around the world by year of 
inscription, ... The country with the largest number of <b>sites</b> by itself alone (
excluding <b>sites</b> shared with other countries) is <b>China</b>, with 52 entries. (F) denotes 
the&nbsp;... Hadrian&#39;s <b>Wall</b> (Latin: Vallum Aelium), also called the Roman <b>Wall</b>, Picts&#39; <b>Wall</b>, or 
Vallum ... It was designated as a UNESCO <b>World Heritage Site in</b> 1987. ... To the 
north, the <b>wall in</b> its central and <b>best</b>-preserved section follows a hard, ... This 
<b>area</b> later <b>became</b> known as the Scottish Lowlands, sometimes referred to as the
&nbsp;... <b>Great</b> Zimbabwe is a ruined city <b>in</b> the south-eastern hills of Zimbabwe near Lake 
Mutirikwe and the town of Masvingo. It was the capital of the Kingdom of 
Zimbabwe during the country&#39;s Late Iron Age. Construction on the city <b>began in</b> 
the 11th century and continued until it was ... It is recognised as a <b>World Heritage</b> 
<b>site</b> by UNESCO. A defensive <b>wall</b> is a fortification usually used to protect a city, town or other 
settlement from ... Babylon was one of the most famous cities of the ancient world, 
especially as a result ... Large rammed earth <b>walls</b> were built <b>in</b> ancient <b>China</b> 
since the Shang Dynasty (c. ... City <b>walls in</b> Ávila, Spain, a UNESCO <b>World</b> 
<b>Heritage Site</b>. A monument is a type of—usually three-dimensional—structure that was explicitly 
created to commemorate a person or event, or which has <b>become</b> relevant to a 
social group as a part of their remembrance of historic times or <b>cultural heritage</b>, 
due to its artistic, historical, ... a monument can for example be <b>listed</b> as a 
UNESCO <b>World Heritage Site</b>. Beijing formerly romanized as Peking (/ˌpiːˈkɪŋ/ PEE-KING), is the capital of 
the People&#39;s Republic of <b>China</b>, the world&#39;s third most populous city proper, and 
most populous capital city. The city, located <b>in</b> northern <b>China</b>, is governed as a 
municipality under the ... It has seven UNESCO <b>World Heritage Sites</b>—the 
Forbidden City, Temple of&nbsp;... A search on the UNESCO <b>World Heritage</b> doesn&#39;t bring forward any special ... 
The <b>Great Wall</b> section at Jiumenkou <b>became</b> the 27th <b>site in</b> China to be <b>listed</b> 
by&nbsp;...
1987
Great Wall of China