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Which famous queen ruled Egypt from the home of the ancient Lighthouse?
Answer: Cleopatra
Why: Ptolemy I started the Pharos lighthouse and Ptolemy II finished it about 280 BC, over two centuries before Cleopatra's reign.
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What finally destroyed the Lighthouse of Alexandria?
Answer: Earthquakes
Why: A tremor in 956 sheared about 20 metres off the top, and by 1349 the traveller Ibn Battuta found the ruin impossible to enter.
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How many columns supported the massive Temple of Artemis?
Answer: 127
Why: Pliny the Elder recorded each column at sixty Roman feet, with thirty six of them carved with reliefs around the base.
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What is an ancient Egyptian stone coffin called?
Answer: Sarcophagus
Why: The King's Chamber sarcophagus is wider than the room's doorway, showing builders placed it before roofing the chamber.
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Which wonder was built as a victory monument after a failed siege?
Answer: The Colossus
Why: Chares of Lindos, a pupil of the sculptor Lysippos, began the work in 292 BC and finished it in 280 BC.
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What material gave the Statue of Zeus its lifelike, glowing skin?
Answer: Polished plates of ivory
Why: Pausanias wrote that olive oil, held by a raised rim at the statue's feet, shielded its ivory from the damp of Olympia's marshy grove.