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HARUN YAHYA
based on various dogmas, are of no scientific significance. But if we
evaluate these findings without the negative effects of preconcep-
tions, then interpretations rather closer to the truth can be made.
Even if a society of hundreds of thousands of years ago lived in im-
pressive wooden houses, built beautiful villas with glass windows
and used the most attractive decorative materials, obviously very lit-
tle evidence of this would survive the erosive effects of the interven-
ing centuries of wind, rain, earthquakes and floods. Under natural
conditions, it takes only an average of 100 to
200 years for timber, glass, copper, bronze
and various other metals to be worn
away. In other words, in two cen-
turies' time, the walls of your house
The Ishtar Gate, Baghdad
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