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Ancient History

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Ancient Chinese terra cotta soldiers.
A Roman Colosseum.
Greek amphitheater at Delphi.
The Great Sphinx.
A map of the eastern hemisphere in 323 CE.
Terra cotta soldiers of Xi'an
The Athenian Parthenon.
Angro Mainyus devoring the Sacred Gayomaretan.
The Aztec calendar.
The ruins of Great Zimbabwe.
A Mesopotamian ziggurat.
An ancient Greek arrowhead.
A script in Cuneiform.
 Wikibooks Ancient History
A prehistoric cave painting.
One of the famous Olmec head statues.
Stonehenge.
The Great Stupa at Sanchi.
The Great Pyramid at Giza
An artifact known as the "Priest-King," unearthed at Mohenjo-daro.
The façade of the Flavian Amphitheatre (also called the Colosseum)
The Great Mosque of Damascus.
Moai statues of Easter Island.
An Egyptian water clock.
A Persian cistern.
Ancient Mesopotamian Coin.
Introduction
Volume One – World Geography
Volume Two – Human Evolution
Volume Three – The Ancient Near East
Volume Four – Ancient Egypt
Volume Five – Ancient China
Volume Six – Ancient India
Volume Seven – Ancient Greece
Volume Eight – Ancient Rome
Volume Nine – Ancient Iran
Volume Ten – Islam
Volume Eleven – The Ancient Americas
Volume Twelve – Ancient Africa
Volume Thirteen – Ancient Polynesia
References


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