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Asia's Brightest Moments - Page 3


© Maria Christensen
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Jul 10, 1999


1994 Oe Kenzaburo of Japan received the Nobel Prize in Literature.

1998 Nagano, Japan hosted the Winter Olympic Games.

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2.   Oct 12, 1999 9:50 PM
Hi Lucy. As I read your quite sensible question, it occurred to me that a myriad of print and internet resources go into detail about the history of both papyrus and paper but none I have found have e ...

-- posted by mariaandrea
1.   Oct 12, 1999 9:51 AM
I was really interested to find out about the Chinese making paper.
Why,though,do you think it was more useful? Surely it was for exactly the same purposes? ...

-- posted by Nefertari



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