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    How many individual bricks are in the Great Wall of China?

    Question #51122. Asked by hohohaha. (Sep 21 04 4:27 PM)


    Linus_337

    		According to the following site, the famous Great Wall of China, constructed around 210 BC, is made of 3,873,000,000 individual bricks.

    http://doityourself.com/brick/greenbricks.htm

    There seem to be few other references to corroborate this though.

    Sep 22 04, 2:19 PM

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