Great list of Civilizations and their possible Associated Wonders

[socratic]

I really like the Wonders that were destroyed/forgotten, like Etemananki, so here are a couple with some unconventional civ choices.
Hebrews - The Second Temple
Sardinia (Nuraghics? Sherdan?) - Red Nuraghe
Tartessos - Cancho Roano
Pueblo - Chaco Canyon
Palmyra - Temple of Baalshamin
Mamluks - Al-Omari Mosque

Also I definitely think we can have less "impressive" wonders, depending on when and where they were built. Stonehenge isn't that complex compared to other Wonders, but is absolutely an accomplishment for its time and location.

 

[SeelingCat]

Does anyone have any ideas for Mapuche?

Maybe the Kuel? They're not particularly flashy, but they're tumulus structures that appear to associated with the swamps of Puren, which itself means "swampy place" in Mapudungun.

 

[Xandinho]

Tibet, Zhangzhung, Yayoi, Miṣr (modern Egypt), Malaysia, Palmyra, Wari, Paraguay, Cuba, Hebrews, and Pyu added.

I associated the Jokhang with Zhangzhung, since it is a much older building than the Potala Palace and therefore chronologically closer to their previous kingdom.

The Navajo wonder has also been updated to the Navajo Nation Council Chamber.

Tibet - Potala Palace
Zhangzhung - Jokhang
Yayoi - Yoshinogari
Miṣr - el-Matḥaf el-Maṣri
Malaysia - Ubudiah Mosque
Palmyra - Temple of Baalshamin
Wari - Pikillacta
Paraguay - Palacio de los López
Cuba - Gran Teatro de La Habana
Hebrews - Temple of Solomon
Pyu - Bawbawgyi Pagoda

Did some cursory research and the only idea I came up with was the fort at Peteroa, a later defensive position for Lautaro's forces that was constructed rather than captured. It's also far from ideal, though: the appearance would have to be almost entirely speculative due to a lack of records, and although it was built as part of a promising advance during which many subjugated groups were inspired to revolt and it was able to repel initial Spanish attacks, attempts to push further forward were driven back by the members of the Promaucae people who didn't join up with him, and when the Spanish arrived in full force it lead to catastrophic losses and a retreat that barely avoided interception by Spanish troops. Not really much of an inspiring a story to base a Mapuche wonder off of...

Maybe the Kuel? They're not particularly flashy, but they're tumulus structures that appear to associated with the swamps of Puren, which itself means "swampy place" in Mapudungun.

I couldn’t find any Kuel that was particularly distinct or remarkable. In the end, I added TheGhostEnthusiast’s suggestion. While we don’t know much about the Peteroa Fort, what little we do know suggests it was at least a bit special.

 

[Ryansinbela]

Also I would rather have either Ireland or Scotland be moved to modern
Also Poland in Exploration

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

Also I would rather have either Ireland or Scotland be moved to modern

Any particular reason why?
Scotland has been part of the United Kingdom for the whole in game Modern age and Ireland for most of it. It would be weird, in my opinion, to have a separate civ called Scotland alongside Great Britain in the same age.

 

[Ryansinbela]

Any particular reason why?
Scotland has been part of the United Kingdom for the whole in game Modern age and Ireland for most of it. It would be weird, in my opinion, to have a separate civ called Scotland alongside Great Britain in the same age.

I dunno just a weird preference
Maybe it’s because Ireland is a Modern IP

 

[Phrozen]

Some suggestions:

Salish: Old Man House or Ozette Village.
Comanche: Comanche War Trail or Medicine Mounds
Anglo-Saxons: Sutton Hoo or Greensted Church or St. Laurence's Church
Netherlands: Modern(Rijksmuseum or Museumplein itself, Castle De Haar), Exploration (Amsterdam Canal Ring, Dom Tower, Beemster Polder)

 

[Bonyduck Campersang]

The Sogdians could have the Jartepa Temple

The Sogdian temple of Jartepa II

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