Kellie Koverman

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Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

• Kellie Koverman
• Instruction Technology
• Prof. Bartling

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The Great Pyramid of Giza

• Built by the Egyptians.
• Constructed between 2584-2561 B.C.
• Still presently standing.

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The Hanging Gardens of Babylon

• Built by the Babylonians.
• Constructed between 605-562 B.C.
• Destroyed by an earthquake around 100 B.C.

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Statue of Zeus at Olympia

• Built by the Greeks.
• Constructed in 435 B.C.
• Cause of destruction is unknown however,
  scholars believe it was destroyed by a fire or an
  earthquake between 500-400 B.C.

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Temple of Artemis at Ephesus

• Built and remolded over time by the Lydians,
  Persians, and the Greeks.
• Constructed in 550 B.C.
• Destroyed by arson and plunder in 356 B.C.

Picture courtesy of library.thinkquest.org
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Mausoleum of Maussollos at Halicarnassus

• Built by the Persians and the Greeks.
• Constructed in 351 B.C.
• Destroyed by European crusaders around 1494 A.D.

Picture courtesy of wikipedia.com
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Colossus of Rhodes

• Built by the Greeks.
• Constructed between 292-280 B.C.
• Destroyed by an earthquake in 226 B.C.

Picture courtesy of Wikipedia
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Lighthouse of Alexandria

• Built by the Egyptians.
• Constructed in 280 B.C.
• Destroyed by earthquakes between 1303-1480 A.D.

For more information on the Lighthouse of
Alexandria