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The Lighthouse of Alexandria was built in the 3rd century BC on Pharos Island in Egypt. It was commissioned by Ptolemy II and constructed by Sostratos of Knidos to a height of 134 meters, making it one of the tallest man-made structures of the ancient world. The lighthouse used mirrors and fires to reflect sunlight during the day and light fires at night to illuminate the sea for passing ships up to 50 kilometers away. While it survived earthquakes in 1303 and 1323, the lighthouse was eventually destroyed. A replica was later built in China.
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- 3. The destruction,constructi on and replica The Lighthouse of Alejandria was severely damaged by earthquakes in 1303 and 1323.There is a replica in China(Changsha) Was built by Sostrato de Cnido by order of Ptolomeo II
- 4. The lighting The lighthouse of Alejandria could illuminate 50km long ,by day the lighthouse used cristals for reflect the light of sun in the crystals and in the night used fire
- 5. The function The lighthouse is used for mark the position of the city to ships sailing there but also is used for the battle.Is lit the arrows and is launch to ships
- 6. The structure The building,erected on a square base platform,was octogonal in shape and was built with marble blocks assambled with molten lead. It had a ramp for rise the big objects.
- 7. Other dates The alejandria lighthouse was one the bigger constructions of the ancient world.Along with the great bof Giza,the lighthouse survived the rest of the seven wonders of the ancient world.We think that is taller than this school.
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