FossilificÄâ²tion, the act of becoming fossil.âvs.t. Fossilâ²ify, Fossâ²ilÄ«se, to convert into a fossil.âv.i. to be changed into a stony or fossil state.âns. FossilisÄâ²tion, a changing into a fossil; Fossâ²ilism, the science of fossils; Fossâ²ilist, one skilled in fossils; Fossilolâ²ogy, Fossilâ²ogy, paleontology.
The Great Wall of China was built in the 7th century in 221 B.C. Emperor Quin Shi Huang had ordered peasents, every day people, and prisoners had also built the wall of China.â¦ If one of these workers had fallen into the Wall during the construction, they were basiclly just left there.
6. How long did it take to build the Great Wall in China? The Great Wall of China was built in several stages, not in one continuous effort. Beginning is the 6-7th century BC and ending in the 16th century AD. 7. How wide and how tall the Great Wall of China is? The Great Wall is wide enough at the top for five horses or ten men to walk side by side. The Great Wall ranges in height from just a few feet to over 30 feet tall.