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Browser egokiaz deskargatzean Hyria eta 3D mundu birtual bat aurkituko duzue. Chat baino gehiago, game baino gehiago.
Ez dugu ohiko lekua, marrazkitxoz josia, oroitzapen-argazki errepikariekin edo.
Topatzen duzuen 3D ingurunea Hego Italiako hiri turistiko misteriotsuaren alde zaharreko berriztatzean ari da.
Inguruari so eginik mugitzen diren irudiak antzemango dituzue ere: ez dira animazio soilak, haien atzean egiazko gizakiak dira, munduko edonondik lotuak, hizketan, paseoan, esplorazioan eta baita 3D eraikuntzak egitera eta saiatzera joanak!
Eraberean Hyriako eraikuntza inguru birtualean eta chataren ideia aukera bikaina da Oria-ko zein inguruko herritarren elkartzerako, gaur mundutik kausa anitzengatik barreiatuak.
ActiveWorlds browser eta internet paralelo mota, hiru dimentsioduna, tradiziozko "lekuak" barik "munduak" dakartzana; hauek esploratzeko mila baino gehiago dituk!
Asmo pitxiak eta irudimenezko eraikinak topatuko dira Hyrian mundu hauetako batetan.
ActiveWorlds browser deskargatu eta instalatuaz sarbide bi daudela konturatzen zarete: 1- Turista era, guztiz doan, turistentzat eratutakoak bisitatu ahal direlarik, Hyria bezalako "mundu" batzutan zuen 3D etxe/espazioa eraiki zenezaketela. 2-Herritar era, ordain-emale gozatzailea, ondorioz potentzialitate eta zerbitzu asko eskura dutenak. Dena aurkitzeko.
ActiveWorlds inguruneak herritarron elkarbizitza du abiapuntu, besteok eraikitako guneen begirunea eta edozer munduko edonorekin batzeko ahalmena atseginen bihur lezakeena.
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 Crete's Late Minoan II Period of splendour and commercial prosperity was brought to an abrupt close by the sack of Knossos. This disaster must have fallen like "a bolt from the blue". It was evidently as unexpected as it was complete. Workmen were engaged in renovating the stately dwelling, new frescoes were being painted, and builders were erecting a new wing, when the invaders swept inland from the seashore, put to the sword soldier and artisan, and probably women and children, then plundered the palace and set it on fire. Phæstos palace and the villa of Aghia Triadha shared similar rates. It may be that the invaders attacked Crete when its army and navy were engaged elsewhere. The tradition recorded by Herodotus, which is of special interest in this connection, sets forth that Minos went to Sicily in search of Dædalus, the great architect, and there was murdered. An expedition followed to avenge his death, and besieged Camicus for five years. Their efforts were, however, unsuccessful. On their way home their vessels were wrecked on the south coast of Italy, where they founded the town of Hyria.
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Bust of Aphrodite r., in wreath
Nude Eros playing lyre r., 5
pellets in line, Latin legend ORRA
