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The Colossus of Rhodes was a bronze statue of the sun god Helios and was built in 292 B.C. It stood at 37 m high and was about the same size as the Statue of Liberty in New York. It stood at Rhodes, Greece.

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Statue of Athena, Leoforos Alexandras, Athens, Greece

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The Great Statue of Zeus, king of the Greek gods, was created by a famous Greek sculptor, Phidias. It stood 12 m high and was made out of gold and ivory. It was located in western Greece in that time.

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Tepecik, Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, Turgut Reis Caddesi, Bodrum/Muğla

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It was built for Mausolus, a rich governor. It was a huge marble tomb and stood at 41 m high. Most of the mausoleum was destroyed by an earthquake. In that time, it was located in Bodrum, Muğla in Turkey.

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The Great Pyramid of Giza, Al Haram, Nazlet El-Semman, Al Giza Desert, Egypt

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It is the only wonder that can still be seen today. The rest have all vanished or are in ruins.
Around 2600 B.C. three pyramids were built in Giza, Egypt. They were built as tombs for three Egyptian kings. The largest pyramid stands 147 m high and was made from more than two billions limestone blocks!

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In the 650 B.C. the Hanging Gardens were built by the king of Bayblon, Nebuchadnezzar II. He built the gardens in his kingdom and planted many exotic plants on a terrace 23 m above the ground. The waters were watered by machines working by slaves.

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Atatürk, The Temple of Artemis, Park İçi Yolu, Selçuk/İzmir

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It was built almost entirely out of marble. It was located in İzmir, Turkey. It was the largest temple in its day and was dedicated to Artemis, goddess of the moon and hunting. The temple was built by the Greeks, and in 356 B.C. it burned down, leaving only a few broken statues.

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Lighthouse of Alexandria, As Sayalah Sharq, Qesm Al Gomrok, Egypt

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Sostratos, a Greek architect, designed the world's first lighthouse, the Lighthouse of Alexandria. It was built on the island on Pharos, Egypt around 304 B.C. It stood about 134 m high and a fire burned at the top, marking the entrance to the harbor.