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... Late Jurassic rocks of North America ( the Late Jurassic epoch occurred 163 to 144 million years ago ) . Diplodocus , perhaps the most commonly dis- played dinosaur and a relative of Apatosaurus ( popularly Brontosaurus ) , was the ...
... Late Jurassic rocks of North America ( the Late Jurassic epoch occurred 163 to 144 million years ago ) . Diplodocus , perhaps the most commonly dis- played dinosaur and a relative of Apatosaurus ( popularly Brontosaurus ) , was the ...
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... late 12th century , Down was invaded by the Anglo - Norman John de Courci ; many of the mounds forming the bases of his forts remain . Numerous castles fringe the eastern part of the county ( e.g. , a Norman castle of Dundrum and ...
... late 12th century , Down was invaded by the Anglo - Norman John de Courci ; many of the mounds forming the bases of his forts remain . Numerous castles fringe the eastern part of the county ( e.g. , a Norman castle of Dundrum and ...
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... late in the 6th century AD , maintaining its independence until late in the 11th century . Rarely politically dom- inant and continually under the shadow of stronger neighbours , Dvaravati was prevented by geographic barriers from ...
... late in the 6th century AD , maintaining its independence until late in the 11th century . Rarely politically dom- inant and continually under the shadow of stronger neighbours , Dvaravati was prevented by geographic barriers from ...
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