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How do you enter the domed arch on Counterfeit Island?
The "domed arch" is the high ceiling where the light bulb is hanging down on the Underground Tour. Climb the wire to get the torn Dragon Face piece at the top of the arch.
What do vaulted and domed buildings have in common with Hoover Dam?
a curved surface to resist a load. all three are examples of an arch
How do you get the torn paper in the underground tour on Counterfeit island?
The paper is in the domed arch where the light bulb hangs down. Climb the electric cord to grab it.
Where is the arch on counterfeit island on poptropica?
in the tunnel. jump on the light cord to get a paper.
How do you get the dragon face piece in the underground on Counterfeit island?
There is a domed arch with a light bulb hanging down. Climb the cord to reach the piece near the ceiling.
How do you get the dragon picture in the domed arch on Counterfeit Island?
In the Underground, go to the hanging light bulb and climb up the cord. Jump hard to the right to get the dragon picture piece.
What is a domed hall called?
A domed hall is a rotunda.
How do you get the torn picture piece in the tunnel on counterfeit island?
In the large domed arch, climb up the cord from the light bulb. When you are at the very top, jump hard sideways (to the right) to reach the picture piece.
What is the domed feature of the Capitol building called?
It is called the Domed Rotunda
What do do with the arch Poptropica?
you have to get a rope and go by the castle were the king and queen is it shots it up to the princess room walk up the rope and you will get there and etc
How do you get the piece of the map with the lamplighters on poptropica?
if you are on poptroica skulduggery you need to light the lanterns in this order 4,2,1 and then the map piece will come out of the arch
Did ancient Greece use arches?
No, the Greeks and Etruscans used the arch before them, and versions of round arches date back at least as far as Israel in 1850 BC. But the Romans greatly improved them with multiple styles. The Romans were the first to widely employ the "flattened" or non-hemispheric arch, as well as the domed stone roof.
