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How did people in the 1300s build something this massive and detailed ? · XDL

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How did people in the 1300s build something this massive and detailed ?

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🏰 How did people in the 1300s build something this massive and detailed without modern machinery? Look at a great medieval cathedral, castle or stone monument and one question seems almost unavoidable: How was this possible without equipment or heavy construction machinery?

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