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Tech: fire controlling or sailing up 2 u
How it Fits in: It's fire on water i dont know what to say
How it will work: as a wonder?
Yields: +3% production +2 food +3 culture +2 faith or same but +2 culture +1 happiness up 2 u
Prerequisites: a bonfire and/or firepit in all cities and must be on coast or dock in all cites as well or just it(dock)
Custom wonder i though of while playing the mod
What do u think and first one woo-hoooooooooooooo
***Info: The Carnac stones are a dense collection of more than three thousand standing stones around the French village of Carnac—the largest such collection in the world. The stones were erected between 4500 and 3300 B.C. **This would put them in the late prehistoric era.
***How it will work: Seeing as nobody knows what they are there for it could be faith/culture/science. But I think this would be a good culture starter! here are some myths about them that make me come to this.
Although the stones date from 4500 BC, modern myths were formed which resulted from 1st century AD Roman and later Christian occupations, such as Saint Cornelius [better source needed] – a Christian myth associated with the stones held that they were pagan soldiers in pursuit of Pope Cornelius when he turned them to stone. Brittany has its own local versions of the Arthurian cycle. Local tradition claims that the reason they stand in such perfectly straight lines is that they are a Roman legion turned to stone by Merlin.
***Prefeq: City must be next to a flat peice of land(ie not hill, mtn or sea). Tech: Stone Working
***Yeilds: I was thinking to have a culture science mix it could be something like this.
+4 Culture and a Great Scientist Points: 1
You could obviously toy with outputs but this is what I like. My original post had like +4c +2s but I like this better!
EDIT:: I AM ADDING ANOTHER WONDER THAT IS ENTIRELY CULTURE SO!!!! @Barnenez
IF YOU USE BOTH THIS IDEA AND THAT, OR YOU JUST LIKE THIS OUTPUT BETTER____ THIS COULD(IF YOU WANT) BECOME A PURE SCIENCE WONDER VIA +(1 - 3) SCIENCE PER CITY & GREAT SCIENTIST POINT: 1
***Info: Gobekli Tepe is generally considered to be the oldest religious structure ever found. Radiocarbon dating puts the site at between 10,000 and 9000 B.C. To put this age in perspective, more time passed between the building of Gobekli Tepe and the building of Stonehenge than between the building of Stonehenge and present day.
***How it will work: It is seen as sancturaries, obviously cannot be proven but that is gennerally accepted as it's purpose. Now you have moved stonhenge to prehistoric which I'm guessing is a placeholder because that is wrong. I would put this at rituals. It matches the time period better. Or even basic tools since it is so old, though that wouldn't line up with tech. Though my last suggestion for where to put it would be no prefeq since, to our knowlegde civilations did not have the tech to make this at the time it was, nor were there even 'rituals'/religion.
Tech: One of these three: None, Basic Tools, Rituals
***Prefeq: Just the Tech, whichever you choose
***Yeilds: +4 Faith +1 Great Eng point (so stonehenge -1 faith. Maybe make stonehenge up to like +8 since it's later on)
***Info: A Prehistoric Burial Tomb, not much info. More particularly it is a Passage Grave. A passage grave (sometimes hyphenated) or passage tomb consists of a narrow passage made of large stones and one or multiple burial chambers covered in earth or stone. The building of passage tombs was normally carried out with megaliths and smaller stones; they usually date from the Neolithic Age.
***How it will work: It will be cultural as how societys burry their dead is their culture!
***Prefeq: Rituals Tech - Yes another ritual tech wonder but it gives two choices from rituals the cultural side or the faith side, I like that.
***Yeilds: +3 or 4 Culture +2 Happiness
***Info: I made this one up, a large hunt that allows your people to feast for week to come! Look at How it works for more info.
***How it will work: It's not a building, though you would 'build it' kind of like the conecpt of world fair, accept one person gets it. It would be a Big Ass Hunt where you get lots of food as well as increasing happiness. If not too op -Starts a golden age
***Prefeq: Hunting and must have made a clubman(if possible)
***Yeilds: +4 Food +2 Happiness. If not too op -Starts a golden age
Info: The Glyphs of Nazca is a famous set of ancient carvings on a hill, it works as a compass, and is one of the first instances of "mapping" found.
What it does: +4 science, +1 food, increases sight of pre-medieval era units by 1
prerequisites: not sure yet, maybe some variation of writing, but in the prehistoric era? like carving maybe.
info: Meets Alien life forms
how it works: this is a technology that when discovered should give various Bonus effects to the corresponding Civ
such as: (production + 10% ) or (growth + 15% ) or ( Science + 5% ) or ( free random available building ) or (RARE: Free random available wonder )
I based this idea off the Alien Encounters that MIGHT have happened in ancient Egypt and Mayan/Aztec times
kinda like this was my idea, something new
Wonder 1: Pumapunku
Date Created: 536–600 AD Though not a prehistoric wonder, it could be fit in with the ancient or classical era.
Brief Info: Even though this ancient city is not technicaly in the prehistoric era, it was prehistoric for the Inca. The Inca believe that this was where the creation of the world happened. Pumapunku is famous for its giant stone carvings and slabs, one weighing in at 131 metric tons,(144 tons). Famous for its I and H shaped slabs, these slabs are carved within andesite and red sandstone, which are tough stones to carve with. These carving are so precise, that only a diamond pointed tool could carve it with such precision. There are many nearby quarries where a large amount of stone has been mined.
Location: Outside of Tiwanku, Bolviva
Recommended yield: +2 production, +1 faith, +2 culture or +3 production, +1 faith, +1 culture
Wonder 2: Gobekli Tepe
Date Created: 9,000-10,000 B.C.
Brief Info: The Gobekli Tepe is so old that sciencetists believe that it is was construcsted before humans learned how to domesticate plants and animals, (grow food and raise animals). It is believed to be the oldest temple or shrine in the world.
Location: The Gobeki Tepe is in Anatolia, or present day Turkey.
Recommended yield: +1 faith, +2 cultural, or +2 faith +1 culture