This is a thread on both the ancient and new wonders of the world. The first seven are ancient. Thank you for engaging ![Rotes Herz ❤️](https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/72x72/2764.png)
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Mausoleum of Halicarnassus.
A 135 feet high structure. Ever wondered how they built these things without modern engineering techniques?
A 135 feet high structure. Ever wondered how they built these things without modern engineering techniques?
Colosseum at Rome.
Home of gladiator and animal fights. It used to hold 50k spectators. A lot more than most premier league stadiums
Home of gladiator and animal fights. It used to hold 50k spectators. A lot more than most premier league stadiums
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Taj Mahal, India.
This took 22 years and 20k workers to build. Fun fact? A king built it for his wife lol
Taj Mahal, India.
This took 22 years and 20k workers to build. Fun fact? A king built it for his wife lol
Christ the Redeemer, Rio Brazil.
This is 98 feet tall. It's base is also 26 feet tall
. Fun fact? Jesus has been struck by lightning a lot of times that his thumb has blew off
This is 98 feet tall. It's base is also 26 feet tall
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Chichén Itzá, Mexico.
This amazing structure is 79 feet and has 365 steps for each day of the year. Wow
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This amazing structure is 79 feet and has 365 steps for each day of the year. Wow
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