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Challenges from User:Bilorv/Challenges, some completed by accident.

Ambiguation

Archaeologist

  1. Isaac Franklin (2006 – 2024)
  2. Jonathan Elliot (publisher) (2007 – 2024)
  3. John Silva Meehan (2004 – 2024)
  4. John Gould Stephenson (2004 – 2024)
  5. Texas Centennial half dollar (2008 – 2024)
  6. Shunten (2009 – 2024)
  7. John Hawks (architect) (2012 – 2024)
  8. Nosy Komba (2014 – 2024)
  9. Suiattle River (2008 – 2024)
  10. Bazaruto Island (2005 – 2024)

Minimalist

The Math Myth

GA icon on 19th edit.

John Littlejohn (preacher)

GA icon on 38th edit.

Penny (New Zealand coin)

GA icon on 30th edit.

Polyglot

  1. Russian in Amnya complex
  2. Japanese in Ballast Island (Japan)
  3. Chinese in Zhang Zhenglang
  4. German in Bonn–Oberkassel dog
  5. French in Nosy Komba

Alphabet

A - Amnya complex

B - Bonn–Oberkassel dog

C - Centennial half-crown

D - Daxinzhuang

E -

F - Florin (New Zealand coin)

G - Gusuku period

H - Half-crown (New Zealand coin)

I - Independence Lost

J - John Littlejohn (preacher)

K - Kittitas people

L - Lake Te Wapu

M -

N -

O - Ota Residence

P - Pierre St. Germain

Q - Qalaherriaq

R -

S - Safe Return (statue)

T - Tanat Valley

U - United States' Telegraph

V - Victor N. J. Jones

W - Waitangi crown

X -

Y - Yuan Shikai coinage

Z - Zhang Zhenglang

Centenarian

1000s:

1100s:

1200s:

1300s:

1400s:

1500s: Wan (khan)

1600s:

1700s: John Littlejohn (preacher)

1800s: DeLancey W. Gill

1900s: Zhang Zhenglang

Decadent

1900s: Huang Yi (psychologist)

1910s: Bernard Mellor

1920s: Benjamin F. McAdoo

1930s: Dick Walker (astronomer)

1940s:

1950s: Qianshen Bai

1960s: Martin Kern (sinologist)

1970s:

1980s:

1990s:

Diplomat

North America:

  • and Europe: Qalaherriaq, first Inughuit to visit Britain
  • and Asia: Zeng Laishun, early Chinese student in the US
  • and South America:
  • and Africa:
  • and Oceania:

South America:

  • and Europe:
  • and Asia:
  • and Africa:
  • and Oceania:

Europe:

Africa:

  • and Asia:
  • and Oceania:

Asia:

  • and Oceania: