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Needles
Two
obelisks
now
standing
in
London
and
New
York
City;
they
were
originally
erected
as
a
pair
before
the
Sun
Temple
in
Heliopolis
by
King
Thutmose
III
in
the
15th century
BC.
In
BC
they
were
removed
by order
of
the
Roman
Emporer
Augustus
to
Alexandria,
where
they
remained
until
the middle
of
the
19th century
AD.
The
London
obelisk
was
offered
to King George
IV
of
Britian
by Mehmet
Ali,
viceroy
of
Egypt,
in
1820
and
was
actually
set
up
on
the
victoria
embankment
of
the
Thames
river
in
1878.
The
NY
obelisk
was
a
gift
of
the
Khedive
Ismail
Pasha
to
the
city
of
New
York
and
was
erected
in Central
Park
in
1881.
Each
of
these
two
obelisks
is
a
monolithic
shaft
of
Aswan
granite
nearly
feet
tall
(21
meters)
and
tapering
from
an
almost
square
base
7.5
feet
(2
meters)
in
a
side.
The weight
of
the
New
York
obelisk
is
about
224
tons.
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London
obelisk
now
measures
and
weighs
somewhat
less
. than
it's
"twin"
because
it
is
more
severely
weathered
and
chipped
having
lain
on
the
ground
for
some
time
after
the
12th century AD until
its removal
to
London.
Each
side
of
the
shaft
bears
three
columns
of
hierographs,
the
central
column
in
each
case
is
the original
inscription
of
Thutmose
III
giving
his. official
names
and
telling
of
his
devotion
to
the
gods
of
Heliopolis.
The
flanking
columns
were
added
by
Ramseses
II
in
the
12th
century
BC.
In
antiquity
the
pyramidions
at
the
top
were
covered
with
electrum
to
catch
and
reflect
the
first
and
the
last
rays
of
the
rising
and
setting
sun.
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obelisks
were
produced
1500
years
before
Cleopatra
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into
reign
and
were
also
called
MISALLAH,
or
literally
the
Great
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ancient
arabic writers.
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Colosseum
This
beautiful
artifact
was
first
opened
to
the
public
in
AD.
It
was
used
as
a
quarry
by
many
architects
of
the
middle
ages
and
renaissance.
The
colosseum
could
hold
45,000
to
50,000
people
in
its
eliptical
shape
and
covered
approximately
acres
of
land.
In
its
completed
form
seating
was
in
three
tiers
with
standing
room
above
the
third
tier.
The
three
tiers
were
decorated
with
Doric,
Ionic,
and
Corinthian
columns,
respectively.
Above
the
third
tier
was
a windowed
wall.
Beneath
the
timbered
floor
there
was
a
maze
of
dens
where
animals
in movable
cages
were
kept.
In
addition,
the
arena
could
be
flooded
for
sea
fights
and
an
awning
could
be
raised
to
protect
an
audience
from
inclement
weather.
The
seats
were
supported
by
a
vaulted
substructure.
..Ventilation
was
good
and
the
large
crowds
were
easily
accommodated
by
an
excellent
system
of
staircases,
entrances
and
exits.
Originally
the
colosseum
has
a
marble
facing and marble
seats,
it
was
also adorned
by statues.
It
was
a
place
for
games
and
the
exhibition
of
wild,
exotic
beasts.
Usually
the
animals
were made
to
fight
with
one
another
or
with
men.
Most
popular
events
were
the gladiator
contests,
man against man.
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Site
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Wind Cave National
Park
This
park
is
located
in
the
Black
Hills
of
southwest
South
Dakota
about
miles
north
of
Hot
Springs.
The
park
is
named
for
the
wind
that
blows
in
or
out
of
the
mouth
of
Wind
cave,
which
is
the
main
attraction.
Established
in
1903,
the
park
has
an
area
of
about
28,000
acres,
mainly
rolling,
light-colored prairies
and
wooded
hills
used
as
a game preserve.
Wind
cave,
perhaps
once
the
sacred
Cave
of
the Winds
of
the
Sioux
Indians,
was
officially
discovered
by cowboy Tom Bingham
in
1881.
It was
formed
by
the
action
of
groundwater
dissolving
limestone.
About
miles
of
the
cave
are
known,
including chambers
to
100
ft
high.
The
cave
is
famous
for
its
intricate
boxwork-delicate
veins
of
calcite
deposited
in
fractures
of
limestone-and
for
its
frostwork- tiny
white
crystals
that
hang
from
the
ceilings
and
on
the
walls.
A
trip
in
the
cave
covers
about
1.25
miles
and
takes
about
an
' hour
and
ten
minutes.
The
route
is
lighted
electrically,
and
a
tour
guide
is
in
charge
of
each
trip.
Tours
are
not available
in
the winter.
Other
attractions
within
the
park
include prairie-dog
towns
and
large
herd
of
bison.
Other
animals
include
deer,
elk,
pronghorns,
badgers,
coyotes
and
raccoons
.
Activities
include
camping,
guided
tours,
hiking,
nature
walks,
picnicking
and
scenic
drives.
The
park
is operated
by
the National Park Service.
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