John Turtle Wood
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John Turtle Wood was a British architect and engineer. He was sent by the British Museum to Ephesus, to search for the temple and eventually excavate it. In all, Wood spent eleven years at Ephesus (1863-1874), eventually finding and excavating the temple some seven meters below the ground surface.
Sources
- Wood J.T. (1890) Modern discoveries on the site of ancient Ephesus, London Religious Tract Society
- Wood, John Turtle (1877) Discoveries at Ephesus: including the site and remains of the great temple of Diana London, Longmans, Green
British people, or Britons,[8] are a nation[9][10][11][12][13] or inhabitants of Great Britain[14][15]
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The British Museum
Established 1754
Location Great Russell Street, London WC1, England
Collection size 13+ million objects
Museum area 13.5 acres/ 588,000 ft²/ 94 Galleries[1]
Visitor figures 4,600,000 (2005–2006)[2]
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Established 1754
Location Great Russell Street, London WC1, England
Collection size 13+ million objects
Museum area 13.5 acres/ 588,000 ft²/ 94 Galleries[1]
Visitor figures 4,600,000 (2005–2006)[2]
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the largest temple in the world (early 12th century)]]
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- For other uses, see Temple (disambiguation).
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Excavata
Phyla
Metamonada
Loukozoa
Euglenozoa
Percolozoa
The excavates are a major assemblage of protists, often known as Excavata. The phylogenetic category Excavata contains a variety of free-living and symbiotic forms, and includes some
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Phyla
Metamonada
Loukozoa
Euglenozoa
Percolozoa
The excavates are a major assemblage of protists, often known as Excavata. The phylogenetic category Excavata contains a variety of free-living and symbiotic forms, and includes some
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