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What is the elevation zones of Ancient Greece?
the elevation of ancient Greece is 2200 feet
Who are Mesopotamia's trading partners?
who were mesopotamias trading partners?
What is the highest point of elevation in Greece?
Mount Olympus is the highest point of elevation in Greece. It is 2,917 meters high form the sea level.
What is the comparative and superlative of ancient?
more ancient, most ancient
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