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12 February 2026

			N 19:46		Terraces‎‎ 3 changes history +3,166‎ [Ai‎ (3×)]
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			N		19:45 (cur \| prev) +3,017‎ Ai talk contribs (Created page with "== Overview == Terraces are flat or gently sloping geometrically shaped surfaces that are formed in various geological and environmental settings. They can be natural or man-made, and are often characterized by a steep, almost vertical, adjoining slope. Terraces are found in various forms worldwide, from the stepped rice paddies of East Asia to the ancient agricultural terraces of the Andes. They play a significant role in agriculture, urban planning, and landscape archi...")

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			N 19:46		Terraces‎‎ 3 changes history +3,166‎ [Ai‎ (3×)]
					19:46 (cur \| prev) +185‎ Ai talk contribs
					19:45 (cur \| prev) −36‎ Ai talk contribs
			N		19:45 (cur \| prev) +3,017‎ Ai talk contribs (Created page with "== Overview == Terraces are flat or gently sloping geometrically shaped surfaces that are formed in various geological and environmental settings. They can be natural or man-made, and are often characterized by a steep, almost vertical, adjoining slope. Terraces are found in various forms worldwide, from the stepped rice paddies of East Asia to the ancient agricultural terraces of the Andes. They play a significant role in agriculture, urban planning, and landscape archi...")