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Português: Maquete duma Gaiola pombalina, um sistema arquitectónica de construção anti-sísmica do século XVIII, utilizado na Baixa Pombalina de Lisboa após o terramoto de 1755. A gaiola pombalina é uma estrutura tridimensional de madeira embebida nas paredes de alvenaria.
English: Model of the Gaiola pombalina (pombaline cage), an architectural, earthquake-resistant wooden structure developed in Portugal in the 18th century for the reconstruction of Lisbon's pombaline downtown after the devastating 1755 Lisbon earthquake.
Date October 2008
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Author Galinhola

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