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Researchers discover ancient palace in Ethiopia

Researchers found that a palace built 2,800 years ago in Ethiopia was sturdier than previously thought. This indicates a high level of construction technology among ancient Ethiopian builders.

In brief

  • Researchers studied the ruins of a palace in Ethiopia.
  • The palace dates back to around 800 BC.
  • The structure may have been much taller than the preserved ruins.
  • The study indicates ancient construction technologies.
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  • ФокусMedia business
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    • national desk

    16-поверховий хмарочос древності: 2800-річий палац був набагато вищим, ніж вважали (фото)

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    Хмарочоси давнини. В Ефіопії дослідили руїни багатоповерхового палацу

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