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Scientists May Have Just Discovered One of World’s Earliest Skyscrapers

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In the recent study, scientists created a virtual 3D model of two wall sections of the palace (a wall corner and a doorway) and analyzed their load-bearing capacity using the…

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Scientists May Have Just Discovered One of World’s Earliest Skyscrapers

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