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The question put more accurately is "what place am I thinking of?"
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overboost wrote:...Where is the world's oldest known temple complete with architectural monuments...Since I literally translated "temple" to mean any place of worship, I was kinda thinking along the lines of Stonehenge...
darwin dali wrote:Probably in Mesopotamia, i.e., Iraq, Syria, Southern Turkey...Also, Stonehenge wasn't around...
darwin dali wrote:...some 10000 years ago.
After the agony of defeat, success will be sweet!sagi58 wrote:Yes, monuments arranged in circular forms somewhat along the lines of Stonehenge.overboost wrote:...Where is the world's oldest known temple complete with architectural monuments...Since I literally translated "temple" to mean any place of worship, I was kinda thinking along the lines of Stonehenge...
until you reponded it was in one of these countries:darwin dali wrote:Probably in Mesopotamia, i.e., Iraq, Syria, Southern Turkey...Also, Stonehenge wasn't around...darwin dali wrote:...some 10000 years ago.



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CookinFlat6 wrote:thats 2 questions and is hardly trivia when its not a fact and is open to interpretation. Different people will have different answers. Architectural monument? what does that even mean? do you mean surviving human made feature? Whose definition of temple?So I need to declared the winner, unless ofcourse anyone has some evidence we could look at, like a flat iron as precise as this, or proof the carbon dated stuff wasn't around there, or - best of all that its not made of stone
Whats hard to understand about Trivia.Fact - trivial - not a matter of life and death, fact - proven undisputed fact

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CookinFlat6 wrote:I should have trusted my instincts and not believed someones data who claims teams developed their engines in the V8 era. Surprise surprise same story as your other ""data sources"" dating back to 2009 (6 yars ago) and my fragment of memory was based on new info - carbon dating from 2013 (2 years ago)cookin your 'instincts' obviously must mislead you (often) as this claim has been described as a hoax. It is just a hill!
Anyway I demand this competition be re judged and that I am declared the winner (again) without prejudice and the records changed to show I was right
I said Serbia, well it was Bosnia part of which was regarded as Serbian recently. In Bosnia radio dating discovered pyramid 20,000 years old, like in Egypt with correct astronomical alignment therefore similarly indicating a place of sun worship - a temple
http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/358139- ... ilization/
1. Bosnian Pyramid Oldest in World: 25,000 Years Old
Carbon dating shows the Bosnian Pyramid is 25,000 years old.
Two Italian archaeologists, Dr. Ricarrdo Brett and Niccolo Bisconti, found a piece of organic material on the pyramid last year. They were able to carbon-date the material, and with it, the pyramid itself. This carbon dating places the pyramid 20,000 years before the Sumerian and Babylonian civilizations, believed to be some of the earliest in the world.
When the Bosnian Pyramid was first discovered in 2005, researchers could only measure the age of the topsoil covering the pyramid, which is about 12,000 years old.
Dr. Semir Osmanagich, a researcher working on the Bosnian Pyramid told NTD Television last year: “The organic materials found on the Sun Pyramid and biological analysis are telling us that the pyramids are older than 12,500 years—the oldest on the planet.”
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CookinFlat6 wrote:She was a he at the time?Good one, but I don't think she got Bruce Jennered. In fact, she gave birth to a son in 1979 and didn't compete during the 1978/79 season.
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CookinFlat6 wrote:Its a tough one, although the story appears familiar, its evasive. Martina Navratilova? - Tennis doesnt really do Olymics and Euro championships - Obviously a european woman. Could be a boxer, or an equestrian, the 3 Olmypics suggests a retirement or injury and a subsequent return. The amount of trophies suggests someone who dominated the sport for more than a decade - so the sport isnt sprinting.The last question you asked is going in the right direction
Could be a British athletics star like Tessa Sanderson, but I dont recall any Brit ever had that level of success
Could it be the female half or Torvil and Dean?
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