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The document discusses the history of Asia from 1525-1028 BC. It focuses on the artistic and architectural achievements of different dynasties including the Chang dynasty known for pottery, the Ch'in dynasty which constructed the Great Wall and other monuments, and the Han dynasty noted for innovations like glazed pottery, silk, the calendar, paper, and the Silk Road trade route between China and Europe.
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- 2. Asia History
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