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Rika_Furude 06/15/17 6:01:02 AM #1: |
back before technology existed, beacons like that would have been the fastest possible method of communicating, so long as you wanted to communicate "we are under siege send us reinforcements"
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HogRiderreturns 06/15/17 6:01:44 AM #2: |
Probably.
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pegusus123456 06/15/17 6:10:01 AM #4: |
Yeah, Mulan taught me that the Great Wall did that
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Rika_Furude 06/15/17 6:11:47 AM #5: |
GOATTHlEF posted...
Yeah it was quite common actually. A lot of places in England used such systems to warn of Viking raids and later the Spanish armada. Scots also had a system for when England came knocking. Indeed, while it's use as a fortification was useful, the great Wall of China's main function was to be used as a beacon system to transmit messages and warnings of raids over long distances. did they ever actually send each other reinforcements or was it just a "hey, they are coming, friendly warning" kinda thing? --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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