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The Great wall of China, Built 2.000 years ago to keep out the barbarians - Çin Seddi 2.000 yıl önce barbarları dışarda tuttu.
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The Great wall of China, Built 2.000 years ago to keep out the barbarians - Çin Seddi 2.000 yıl önce barbarları dışarda tuttu.
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The Great Wall of China, over 1.200 miles long, was begun abaout 326 b.c ., but the main wall was constructed between 220 and 210 b.c. By Shih-huang-ti, to protect his empire from the incursions of the Tartars of the north - Çin Seddi, 1.200 milden uzun, m.ö. 326 yılında yapımı başladı, fakat ana inşaasına m.ö. 220 ve 210 yılları arasında oldu. Shih-huang-ti, ülkesini kuzeydeki Tartar akınlarından korumak için yaptırdı.
Language
English
Subject
Çin - China
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/26779
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Envelopes
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Clipping
Format
21,2-13,6 cm, Siyah beyaz - Black & White, Baskı - Print
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1
Identifier
FFT627024
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Open Access
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