People think Aborigines started living in
Australia more than forty thousand years
ago.
The English explorer Captain Cook visited
Australia in the eighteenth
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Australia is enormous and it takes fifty hours
to drive non-stop from Sydney to Perth.
That's more than two ?
It takes
five
to fly from Sydney to
Perth. There are around twenty-one
people in Australia. The
hottest
in Australia are
December, January and February. There was
a big party in Sydney on 31st December
1999, to celebrate the new
In 2000, Sydney was the home of the
Olympic Games for two
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In my opinion, my school is very good. but there is some things, that i'd like to change.
for example, i'd like to have a swimmingpool at the school. becose, i think, every one will enjoy to swimm at the physical culture lessons.

the secong thing, is the school uniform.i'd like to wear jeans and t-shirts, becouse i like bright lights and casual clothers.

but, i think, that my school much good. becouse there i have clever and amucing teachers, amable and kind classmet's , and very interesting and unforgettable schol life.

Mausoleum at Halicarnassus is a tomb monument of the Carian ruler Mausolus was built in the middle of the IV century BC on the orders of his wife, III, Artemisia of Halicarnassus, modern Bodrum (Turkey), one of the ancient wonders of the world. As a building it was a complex combination of dynastic monument Hecatomnid, Waroona and the tomb of Mausolus.The construction of the Mausoleum began even before the death of Mausolus in 359 BC and, according to ancient authors, was driven by his wife Artemisia. For the design of the Mausoleum she invited Greek architects and Pipea Satire, and the most illustrious sculptors of that time — Seohara, scopas (whose work adorned the second Temple of Artemis at Ephesus), Breaksea and Timotheos.The architecture of the Mausoleum is unusual for Greek architecture of the time: if classical Greek temples, a rectangular shape and their height does not exceed the length of the facade, the Mausoleum plan is almost square, and its height is much greater than the side of the base.The mausoleum stood for 19 centuries. In the XIII century it collapsed from a strong earthquake, and in 1522 the remains of the Mausoleum was demolished by the knights of St John on the construction of the fortress of St. Peter. In 1846 the ruins explored by the expedition of the British Museum under the direction of Charles Thomas Newton. According to the results of research were drawn up several variants of the reconstruction of the original appearance, one of which was the basis of Grant's tomb in Manhattan.