Pythagore Lucas et Lyssia

Le Théorème de pythagore

Mathématique

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La Carte

Samos

(grc) Σάμος

EGYPT

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Merci

Le Théorème de Pythagore

Lucas Palomares--Vallée & Lyssia Voyer 3-D

Samos

Tunnel d'eupalinos

Le port de Pythagore, sur la côte sud-est de Samos.

Samos City

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