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₊˚⊹*ੈ♡⸝⸝🪐༘ :

cape😩

2024-03-14 16:00:36

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selly :

ternyata benar menjadi anak perempuan pertama itu berat

2024-03-08 05:13:02

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NaraPhoto. :

hang on there,ray !

2024-04-15 12:12:19

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Sterhuzia :

jadi anak ke 4 itu cape

2025-05-01 01:02:00

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fc :

no, i cant do this anymore. im exhausted

2024-05-19 05:01:17

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rawrr. :

aku kuat, tp aku capeee

2024-03-08 12:01:20

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☆ :

trimakasii untuk diri sendiri🫂

2024-03-08 05:46:23

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idy :

🫂

2024-03-08 05:17:22

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SaM :

terkadang kita perlu berterima kasih kepada diri sndiri..stop mikirin orng lain.. dirimu juga perlu di ngertiin..

2024-04-06 06:27:12

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Ner :

kerja terus cape, kalau ambil libur bingung mau ngapain 🙂

2024-04-02 13:31:32

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winnyy :

@selly:ternyata benar menjadi anak perempuan pertama itu berat

2024-03-08 05:20:31

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Ummy Adzkan :

😂

2025-01-23 05:42:25

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ah meng :

🥰

2024-05-03 08:22:17

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The Temple of Artemis, located in Ephesus (modern-day Türkiye 🇹🇷), was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and was renowned for its immense size and grandeur. Initially built around 550 BC, it was a monumental structure dedicated to the goddess Artemis. The temple was constructed using marble and was said to have been adorned with incredible sculptural works. Its massive columns stood as high as 60ft, and the temple’s splendor made it a site of immense religious and cultural significance for the ancient world. Over time, the temple underwent several reconstructions due to destruction caused by fire, invasions, and natural disasters, with the final destruction happening in 401 AD. When archaeologists began to excavate the site in 19th Century, they were astounded by how much of the temple had been buried over time. The immense pillar, which once formed the structure’s grandeur, had been largely covered by debris, earth, and the passage of centuries. What had once been a towering and awe-inspiring piece of architecture had been reduced to fragments, hidden under layers of sediment, forgotten by time. The archaeological digs revealed that much of the temple’s impressive pillars were buried beneath the earth, only partially visible at first. After excavation, the scale of the lost temple became evident, and what had been buried for centuries was now exposed for the world to see. The remnants of the massive columns, some of which were still standing while others lay shattered on the ground, painted a picture of how the once-glorious Temple of Artemis had been reduced to ruins. The massive pillars, with their buried portions uncovered, revealed just how monumental the structure was in its prime. Although only fragments of the temple remain today, the excavations have allowed modern historians and archaeologists to better understand the sheer magnitude and cultural significance of the Temple of Artemis in its original form.

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