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Guess producer no makes us that we should now destroyed I don't I'm good, nor who is the the wonder of the ancient world he hits, and the modern world to see spans. He spend space and time. Yes, like the colossus, Spain, the harbour of roads, or did it didn't we're going to learn a lot chuck. I'm so excited about this one area. These two you mean these two that's right, upon it. I'm like this is a two part or right here and I can play we haven't done this already. Like everybody knows about the seven wonders of the ancient world, but nobody knows about the seven wonders of the angel world. You don't mean nobody knows about them at all. It's like a perfect, perfect stuff. You should know episode in the ass me times to wear the sequel right so to get started We repulsive woodless to give a brief overview of the seven wonders. Ok, let's do to you.

Like name yeah, we're gonna doom chronologically to ok, go other listed for me, yeah, ok, Wolden. First up, the great pyramid, the girl, Pyramid of Visa right and then after that again chronologically logically, there's a hanging gardens of Babylon Apparently there used to be to be the walls of Babylon, in addition to the hanging gardens of Babylon, but they were removed later right. A man what's next check the Temple of Artemis at a year ago, the temple of Artemus at E Festus emphasis either one Artemus at emphasis nice man and then there's the statues Zoo, said Olympia, which I have to admit. I had not heard of before

I had heard that one. I think I think a couple of these. I forbid his, maybe a had disregarded some. The seven wonders of the ancient world has a couple of these were news to me. Ok, so that one was for me the mausoleum Helicon ass. This was also knew for me to hear colossus of red old hat. Sure urbane knows that will come on you like I've got colossus, roads, we're on right now. I know you were get that whole style where you were the sag young. You show your underwear to write and finally, the lighthouse of Alexandria, which I think I had heard that one, but what we need these altogether. It is not no small list, no and so this list You may wonder who put this list together? You know. Maybe Jacques Cousteau. Maybe Bertrand Russell. Who knows

way way way older than that this list goes back to the time of ancient Greece. Actually, and they're not entirely certain who wrote the first one, but there were several people who kind of took the list in an added to it or subtracted too and there's a bunch of candidates for who heard written the less. I saw this pretty roundly, consider probably the first I have written a list is Theodorus Cecile US her dear doors of Sicily, and the reason that these lists were made was because at the time Greece had done a pretty good job of some, negating allow the areas around it like Turkey, Persia Babylon, and these places were now safe for greek signals, it and because the Greeks who are wealthy and had a lot of leisure time, they actually be, some of the world's first tourists international.

Tourists, and that was basically the point of the list of the seven of the ancient world was hey. You GO visit. These things go to these places and see these things, and so some people were nor do I think it was probably a point of pride to be able to say seen all seven what they called the armada. Yet the Amato translates as things to be seen or if you will, even more modern. Its literally like here are your must seize. If you go on vacation right, if it was kind of like the first travel website kind of It is this the west was in on the web, yet back take a couple hundred years sure at least a couple hundred because these guys they did live and like the third fourth for centuries, pc right yeah. So over time this list, like I said it, was it started out, I think, with them The great pyramid is always been on. Their future hanging gardens have always been on there. Couple of Artemus statues Zeus.

The mausoleum ices roads, and then I think the lighthouse at Alexandria may not have been on, and it was the wall of the walls of Babylon this. If we ve already got Babylon covered, you guys this lighthouses to be seen. So it was. Actually compiled net lists. The list itself is pretty ancient too. Yeah in Babylon. If they had one motto, it was come for the garden, stay for the wall. You sure yeah out of all of those, the the Only once that still around actually is the great pyramid I mean there are bits of some of these in museums most notably the British Museum yeah. There are some ruins on the site still yeah here and there some some ruins underwater here and there I used to have you been to a lot of ruins. I've been

palm pay. You re and I went there with Canada the famine of a lifelong dream yeah, you have you been to Pompey yeah now why rooms have you been to just here here your garden variety ruins like it in Rome that gonna die Oh yeah man, the Colosseum, where there was something seeing her yam units. Me like when I go to sea ruins its Truly called, is trying try and take myself back to that time, but then stand back and look at it in its in its current surroundings, sometimes was sad, does is loud, like chewing gum and on their phone and stuff yeah. You know game in industry We will talk about the pyramids, but you know I ve ever seen. The famous Peter had pictures even though the target we know that the pyramids is ETA photoshopped. Now RO shot the pyramids back

right up or a guess front right up to Cairo, so you always say that the image looking at the pyramids from Cairo right, if you see the image looking the other way, there's like a city bright button up against right in an ancient Egyptian in the foreground, turn the camera, with the single tier coming down? As I see it, but he was real. Damn right Now, there's a there there's a literally a pizza hurt KFC, which you could do worse phasing. It could be a burger facing the the great pyramids of Egypt and the sphinx. And in one of the windows of the pizza, hurt, there's the pizza hut logo and if you stand side that pizza hurt. You can take a photograph of that Pizza Hut cap and logo kind of sitting on top of the pyramid neat, and so you know there are all kinds of photos now of pizza hut.

The end is just it sorted, you know it's not. It speaks of the times. You know, sir. We just want to talk about being a little sad is a pizza there's a friggin Kentucky, fried chicken yards from the great pyramids, how did you know how I feel about it? I guess it's worth, I think, is pretty clear how you feel about it. You don't like it. I don't know, but I mean you can't say like no we haven't restaurant here, you can't do anything, it's just. It is what yeah yeah so you're gonna live without KFC for a second year John some way of seeing the very famous one by the fear. I know what you mean I sure enough, but at the same time,

like. While you know this thing was built by slave to died working, so maybe the k of Seas actually preferable in some way. Gina yeah. Maybe that's what I should feel sad about sure just feel sad about both. So let's go to the pyramids of Giza, actually, if you go oh we're, gonna, really, where the way back machine her the accessing guessed it up. It ready and I got a new air pressure- you like it. The pineapple but the terror of the olive pineapple. We can swap it out for the second part: ok, ok, so we're gonna get away back machine and if you go were actually Gonna go back a couple days because we're going in modern times, but if we're going to look at great pyramid at Giza does actually is one of them. That's on the list the seven wonders of the ancient world. It's one

regular one. The pyramid of Corfu or chaos is what the Greeks call them and his is the biggest period of them all yeah me there more than more than are exactly eighty pyramids scattered across Egypt various sizes in their imagine. There are pretty great to go. Look at the big daddy of them all, like you said his Corfu k, H, who are you? It is? It is the one you know that you can get with Peter had cap on TOP United, it's the main, do there with the three pyramids with the sphinx standing by watching over Kentucky Fried Chicken to make sure nobody robs. And while I had actually would work really well for that pizza hurt cap because it was the one of the three, you always see the three together yeah there

two are: the pyramid of men who are, and the other one is pyramid of coffee and their smaller. But if you ll notice, those two have points where the biggest one, the pyramid of Corfu as a flat. Top like it just knew that that pizza hurt was coming in four thousand years right by the So we know so little about this pyramid that they're they're not entirely sir This is true or not, but there's a pretty widespread theory that Pyramid- is actually unfinished really. They can bring this final stanza but there may be, everybody involved died or there is a change of dynasty or something, but they they think. There's other evidence will talk about bay. It seems like it might have been unfinished. Napoleon chewed off the nose of the Sphinx Rosetta is at an old wives. Stale. That was ISIS probably so check one of the things that

great about his pyramids, just how mass of it is right. Yes, it's it's tall, it's very tall. It's like four hundred and eighty feet tall, which that's that's a substantial height. If you ask me, yeah I mean for a long time. It was one of the tallest Bertha building in the world, which is amazing, yeah until the fourteenth Terry Wynn, Lincoln Cathedral. In England finally topped it so fur almost for about thirty, four hundred years it stood as they tell us. Sure Mammy Human made structure in the world, it's hard to believe yes, critical and then its side each died at the base, is about seven hundred and fifty five feet. Long though, just me the massive structures yeah, and you know how I was talking about the fact that its is, but right up against Cairo he's not surrounding like the city is not just on all sides. So if you do,

get it from the city, it's on the visa plateau, and that is still you know, I'm not sure how far it goes back, but you know, ice wide aerial shots looks like most of that plus. I was pretty preserved right, at least so so that the whole thing the pyramid was built. Some time during the reign of King Corfu Mare appropriately enough and the king red firm, I think twice. I really needed twenty five sixty six says a pyramid- and it's you know and is made of just a ton of blocks cut block rights, whether things like, if you go on some sites, you'll find me what kind of preparing the premises psych its pile piles of stone? Really, but it's actually clever engineering, especially considering how long ago it was bill, it's not disappear, the stone. There's a lot of corridors and shafts rooms,

and the engineers had to take into account where to place these things so that they, structure, didn't collapse in on itself as it you know aged. So it is a pretty pretty big feed of engineering, just in addition to its size yeah. I mean there are more than two million pile of stones who says that some people online. More than two million limestone grana blocks. The weight of about six and a half million tonnes and These things are engineered such that they there is about you want to Greece slope on each side and each side is. Faces exactly to the fore no direction, so it's pretty impressive yeah, that's no accident, it's not like it. Just into land. That way it was all done very much on purpose of these rocks fit together walks really really tightly lesson fiftieth of an edge separating them so that There is why these things are still standing.

And so when you look at the pyramids, it's actually so- I think I said four hundred native. He I think it's four hundred and fifty five feet at its height, Originally it was four hundred and eighty feet, and it was also encased in limestone what did originally have appointment? I don't think so, because I think they would. I think they are there some other stuff that suggests there is unfinished too. I dont know if there ever had the pleasure of anybody know for certain, but it seems like it. Hadn't been put on yet like an inscription at the top. It is not quite done. While they are one of the things, that is one of the reasons why they think that it wasn't dense, kisses lacking inscriptions. Their other pyramids have like an ace is This is an advantage for work. No more like we dedicate this to the God, Raw and the amateur king, Corfu and dumb blah blah blah right. This is lacking any kind of inscriptions. The kings bear

Chamber, the actual sarcophagus, which is huge mass of stone that there, We build the chamber around, I felt like they. They built them then imported as things it's bigger than any entered the room, but it's it's kind of rough. It's got some mark still showing it is obviously not finished, the other reason why they think that it was an average finnish chuck. Was that there's no evidence that anyone ever found treasure loot bodies, anything yeah, redundant, afterward, yes, like it's, this dead empty place, with that has never been used. Ironically, too, in tomb dead people into is just never finished right up so that's one theory that it was They never used another. There is actually was looted and it was looted so thoroughly that there if not even evidence of it being looted well

and in that it has come impressive and in the last one is that it is finished and that all of these ships, in like walkways and cross basis that we found are actually meant to do two from the real places where the tombs are there. We, is not found yet couldn't find by now that I know certainly there still finding like secret rooms and passages their hidden from view it is starting now apply the technology to seeing through stone. Literally just get up the extra hammer understand it. Peter had zoo man right, To see within that thing, you leave any that you concerned offer some. Those extra specks comic perk exactly I don't know I've known as the start of this year, so

the question, then they said originally covered in limestone in that casing. Does that mean that originally it was? It was not in a step pattern. It was just smooth on the outside. Yes, how in the world did they get up there with a slide back down. Well, the answer is obvious. It was aliens that help them. That's right! That's that's it! That's the answer I have no idea how it's really good question to travel to. Maybe they Maybe there's a passageway inside right that I can't commander of the outcome of the top pull the limestone up into place and then lie down and start the process over again interesting. But if you want to see- I probably would likely just go. Look at the iron maiden power slave album cover kind of like smoothly cover, did I not stepped really, I mean they're steps, but there their meant to be like a staircases that steps on the outside here now makes it so so

in the fourteenth century there was an earthquake and, as you will see, that big, the pattern here with a lot of these aims, wonders that would become ruins because of earthquakes. Most of these in the Middle EAST. It's a volatile area, tectonics speaking So you know over the where's of thousands of years things are going to tumble over time. You know yeah happened in this case. Its basically earthquakes, earthquake, earthquake earthquake. Over and over again it's the great leveller of monuments, right yeah, but the Corfu pyramid stood. It was stood that earthquake because it's just More than a pile of rocks, it is so big and so grand so heavy. I guess, and probably the luck came involved as well gathered. I was also really good engineering too for sure where, but the add, the earthquake to get it in that,

did level Cairo and they went out to the pyramid and took the limestone off of it and used it to rebuild Cairo Mere, and that's it the common refrain of notices and a lot of these would be toppled NED. Come in, say: hey, let's use this stuff for, like actual for the city. Just a monument to a ruler, yet in a few hours You ever gonna go see the pyramids I was it was sort of on the old bucket lists. Until I saw the pizza harm man, that's funny and read article where someone is like: don't do it just don't go yeah? But I mean this is one person's opinion. We also people that said that the new my turn that impressive here and I want one and here we got shouted down for that. Oh my god, it's still happens from time to time. So if you do go, though, check the way that you go into the pyramid as far as you can,

Chile and no one's figured out how to go in the way that it was intended that that entrances lost their history. As far as I know, entrance that you use is actually carved tunnel through the pyramid the ninth century from this guy name, de la mama on who oversee alluding expedition and he's one of the reasons why they think that it was unused because even back of a night century, this guy couldn't find anything in the sealed pyramid, interesting access to that through the bathroom Peter, that's right with your ex respects. You won't take a break year

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the deal as it is. This isn't like modern day, Iraq and They were gardens that It was really about the building sky, like the first big botanical garden, It was interesting things hanging from the sky was plants trees and everything planted in this grand big building that had water flowing through it yeah in the desert, oh. If it was in Babylon, it would have been about ninety miles or ninety kilometers, a camera which went outside Baghdad, modern day by day, and if it in Babylon. They think that maybe King Nebuchadnezzar built a garden scissors delights in at least teacher. He built a gardens, furs, wife amateurs who is from the north, where its mouth, we're fertile in green and apparently amateurs Mr Holm and so the king built her. They hang gardens and again

in the desert, so to do a ban- Babylon was a magnificent place in and of itself again, like their walls were once on. This list of seven wonders to go, see rare, but suppose loses his enormous building tiered with here walk ways here and they deem they planted it with dirt in trees, and there is a a quote ever said: it was thickly planning trees of every kind that, by their great size or charm, could give pleasure to the beholder those d, But who said that- and he was writing like a while after they would have been built, but the idea that you could just walked down tree line Avenue, in this building in the deserts. Pretty me, yeah I get the since it. In today's terms it would be like a sort of a nice office park. Can I guess,

now it is taken for granted. But back then it was a big deal. You didn't have these structures with all these plants in another desert. Like this. It was along the Euphrates River, most likely and we're talking about Emil looks The pictures that you ve seen it really looks like it was something else about: seventy five, feet tall, like you said tiered this brick structure with play, and waterfalls coming off of it and twenty two foot thick walls for honey feet wide all manner of flora all over the place and irrigated from that Euphrates River right. If, if again. It wasn't Babylon, but there's a couple reasons why the whole thing is wise. Question so- for on the one hand, there is no evidence of it. No one said this is where it was right and other people Of course, you can't say that this were plants is regarding there's nothing to be any trace of it left, maybe

we found the building. We don't you realize that right the rest, are, they think it might not have actually existed in. Babylon is because first work, Nebuchadnezzar love to boast about all of the stuff he did. He left inscriptions acute basically everywhere he's, like you know, let out like a thirty second belts. Day, King Nebuchadnezzar, yet he would have stuff like this inscribed right yeah. Give anyone today who acted like that. Do, but yes right actually like he was one of a kind no ruler ever has for anyone but he never in the gardens of Babylon, and any kind of form tablet has ever been discovered. Yet not tat it in writing. Which is very very unusual and then there's another guy Herod Herodotus here an historian from Greece and heave

this clear, a monogram Babylon, a hundred years after Nebuchadnezzar and he didn't mention the hanging gardens at all. No guard. No legend of a garden, no talk of a garden, no garden. I visited nothing about Garden Zaire and the idea that he would have passed over one great wonders of the ancient world when he's writing about the town contains, it is pretty questionable, so something say well, maybe it wasn't in Babylon. Maybe it was in another place in Syria. Yeah, maybe the assyrian queen built it may be. The ruler of Nineveh, whose name and I just love ticking through all these names. Nebuchadnezzar wasn't good enough an accurate it's great, The ruler of Nineveh may have built them. I I I always thought these are real buddy. I tend to think that maybe

We can ascertain having to do that because it doesn't you're right. I don't think it makes any sense that it was not mentioned in any of these accounts right cause. They just wasn't just Nebuchadnezzar all all this stuff, like that. Records, it was all very knew. It was like the hot thing to do yet Azure right, and so they wouldn't you say, oh by the way we fail dimension. We built this. What was actually be a wonder of the world, but we do so think it was important enough to write down yeah and this this from Nebuchadnezzar who used to leave like inscriptions in the blocks of building, saying built by now can as a ruler of Babylon, from sea, to see He didn't build it. He would have my writings excellent, but he would have mentioned it right. So if, if it were is in Nineveh. It would have been close to present day Mosul. In northern Iraq right right It was a nineveh than we ve actually already found gardens of Babylon because they,

they discovered, a structure that was clearly something similar to what the gardens of Babylon have described. It was a. Their head duration brought to it that use water. Crews to pump water. The I remember from our archimedes deathray episode to pump it upward to this thing, so found a garden a basically a bit, nickel garden structure in Nineveh? So if it is, there We now know where they got the hanging gardens were yet, and that is the idea that they'd they took this water up them from the Euphrates into these big holding tanks. These big cisterns, essentially on top, and then it would use clever system of of gravity to then down and irrigate all the different areas as it is. It flow downward really something to see I can imagine what it must have been like that

especially there. We can't I'm gonna disappointed now after admit. Why? Because I didn't like it was it was there or maybe even real yeah, but it could have been an Nineveh. I think you real. I think it was a Nineveh yeah, because if you, if you look at the em, if you look it so I think it was did Dorias Theodorus is writing from Sicily, the guy Cecily. Yet he says that there were hanging gardens, but they were built by a syrian king. So I'm pretty sure that's that's it so they were real chuck and we know where they are. You ok then you I do want more for this episode. Yellows take a break, back and finish up with, simple of Artemus at emphasis. This here.

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Firstly, when there's someone with pyromaniac involved, exactly so emphasis the thesis, a thesis, that's what I'm going with. You are about to Artemus at a thesis events better there might be it so a thesis is M is actually pretty well known, city of the ancient world and I think it still around in some some way, shape or form. But it was used to be a fabulously, wealthy port city in what's today, Turkey, but it was under the control basically of Greece from I understand that was allowed to remain an independent city state, but it was still like that was at the measure of Greece and then later Rome, but they they and is to be an important place of thumb, finance and law too. I think that's where a lot of courts were was in a thesis but is also well known for all of its magic courts. I guess

where the Magicians mansion was located back in the EU, world. Yes, when they call it that the city of magic, they mean that literally right now, magic city, but it had like a quarter of a million residents at its peak her at the time when the temple of Artemus is in full swing, and it was really. Build this temple. This massive huge temple back in five fifty BC by gaining King Croesus, they forget. That might be all king call. Did you know that? I really that's what I've always her, so soaking Croesus of Libya and this one, if you look it under the images it is. It looks like you're. U can thus classic greek Temple. Rectangular Measures about three fifty by one eighty feet and The thing about this when there is is, he jumped out at me were the columns.

There are more than a hundred columns and their marble, and it's not just like everything. Had columns. So that's that's fine, and while these are good enough with a call- and these were the ironic architectural style columns- but these were like you we'll get it there, like the two rows of columns on the fright to me like exit. They double them up and offset their mistress, really kind of striking. Looking it is, is its gorgeous and if you just look at the size of the thing to three honey, fifty feet in length, Riah or in depth that corner one in more than one for both the American Football Field, which is this a pretty good sized temple yeah. It's it's not as men, as you might think initially, but it still pretty, Well, I mean you gotta, yet it think this in ancient standards should like today, look at building size of football field at that big of a deal, but it still large, but by those. Back, then it was enormous which

I'm happy was saying its massive year put on your ancient hats. Folks, Puss also that's also does the idea our name detail that was carved into the structure in every single spot is unique. And then, if you looked at the pyramids of the Temple the base there is door into windows? I believe the windows were on either side of the door. There was not for european that was for Artemus enter and leave her temple at her whim. That's right so artemus herself. This is one of the reasons why this is my favorite Artemus herself was the Greek precursor to the roman Diana. Ok, here's the goddess of fertility of the hunt. And I believe the moon to write. Apollos twin sister, she's, the daughter of Zeus and Lido so's, it's a pretty important deity, she was kind of cobbled together at the temple of Artemus.

Then already much much much older Eighty four, the area and her name was civil and civil was based on an like fertility goddess from nine thousand years ago, so they took civil and they took miss who basically represented the same thing by two different cultures and they put together at this temple of Artemus. It a thesis. Yeah we're talking about a statue. We said that oh yeah. You know we didn't. We weren't tunnels, and a weird, like my videos like magic and it's a statue from my gold, silver ebony and some other stuff. They are lying around pull tabs from tap dance sure it was like a found objects basically, but this what's amazing about this, you can actually look at the statue, even though these are just

there are no. Wherever pictures amateurs is just called for an idle rounds. I don't know man, I'm nuts if it was just from writings or if that they do have it somewhere, while the whole thing, as is the statue has a row of bulbs hanging from her body. If you look at it looks like he's wearing tunic made of avocado or water balloons but what they are is up for debate. Some people say, while their obviously breast she's, a first tilities gotta, make a letter sent it does. It would make even more sense if it weren't for the fact that symbols called known to castrate balls here as sacrifice, so they think they're, probably bull testicles separately. And the actually the m the civil code, high priests were themselves, so they could be more like civil air. I e without testicles member castration up

Oh, do I why we ve talked about a lot of stuff check. We have so you ve got this amazing, wonderful, super cool stuff in an already amazing temple and as such is me thought there dumb there. It was there, amazing. One of all. There was another guy who wrote his name was anti purse side and he said, I am this- is his writing back, and you know I guess BC still attitudes, Greek, but he said seeing the walls of unreachable Babylon member. That was originally one. Seven wonders now along which chow its May race and the statues spy, the river Alpheus, the hanging gardens and the colossus of the sun. The great man made mountains of the lofty pyramids and gigantic tomb of Marsalis, but when I

Are the sacred house of Artemus reaching the clouds the others paled here and I was anti per. Side on rights. Are you saying, like I've, seen all the wonders into me? The temple of Artemus faces is the best, and he said you gotta she has bull testicles hanging around her neck? You ve never seen anything like it the thing was very, but I mean it was. It was a legit tourist destination. People would travel, long distances to come to this place to see the statue in the Temple and it was and is hard to believe, but even back then they had it boosted the local economy, and was literally supported by like give shops selling. Statuette recreations of this thing yet, and this is already a wealthy area, so Tourism was so big that that was still significant that the replicas The sale of the replica still made that much of a splash on the local economy. That's how many were sold like

go to New York City and you go to the gift shop statue of liberty and you by the little replica that exact what's going on thousands of years ago. There is nothing new, I won't one of those that there will be great if you're, looking for something for me for Christmas An original replica firm You see a cake of of? simple of Artemus out, I would love there. Weren t just wanna gives its worth that priceless basic This story is little more interesting, hear you mention pyromaniac earlier. In July, three fifty six b c it was a man named and we didn't know his name. He rose Stratus, who was a pyromaniac. You burn this temple down further by. As for the sole reason of living in it. For me, Nanda those a decree that his name, what shall never be recorded,

at all, so he wouldn't even earn that. But someone did well that was there was punishable upon death even say his name afterward near by a guy named dumb. Who was it? Theo pomp was the one who wrote it down here the act and so does I'm here a status. There was was recorded a name for me. Just like you wanted right. Here's an agent jerk, I think, is what you call it. And the Temple this is distributed and better, because the Temple burned every day that Alexander, the great was born It is amazing and the team They would later rebuild the Temple and Alexander, said yeah. You know what I want and I want to pay for this thing you gotta do is like and adjust their money Well, it's somewhere and they said less nice, but we'll just build at our own right for them they

slowly out of the room like ok, that's, ok, right, you're, not gonna, kill us. I believe you couldn't find a bunch of places that said that he wanted his name on the Temple etc. Also, a much sure. That's true. Did you see that another voices? I did not the end, That said, the story girl, I'm not sure about that. The korean House of works yeah the date they rebuilt, they eventually did rebuild it and I think there is some yeah. It was somewhat shortly after mature Finally, how long it was after was burned gap that no one knows they said that another day, ok, but it was rebuilt, and I think it was rebuilt even bigger than before sure, but then in two sixty to see the Goths raided raided. It faces led by Robert Smith, including Peter Murphy. They burn, I think the ground, that's right. They actually broken

up and use the marble to build the city after what chuck an earthquake, the bunch of earthquake that right, the great leveller and now- and then I saw another thing that said it was an hour or our nickel either? But it said that it was rebuilt again even after. And then both Christian MA came along and destroyed it. I was there right, that's what I saw. I'm not seeing that own. I did see that a thesis was an important city in the Bible because think Paul came in and was process rising there and started a riot because everybody, oh man, your God, sounds so great that it's gonna undermine our Artemus in our local economies. Gonna fall to pieces, each origin so interesting. He really was, I do anything up to now and now I dont mean I think we reach the end of part, one array

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