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    Tutankhamun's Tomb, Egypt

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    name led Carter to believe the king was still somewhere in the valley and felt the finds justified a further exploration. Between 1917 and 1921 the two worked in the eastern valley without success. Carter convinced Carnarvon to persist for another season‚ determined to find Tutankhamun. Carter’s team cleared bedrock using the grid system of archaeological excavation. This technique was developed in WWI for the purpose of maintaining a system that ensured stratigraphic control of excavations in trench

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    author. SciFi was not one of those people. They contacted the author and then followed up on the various leads resulting in FULL DISCLOSURE...with HARD EVIDENCE‚ including government documents‚ eye witnesses‚ photos and KGB Film of the tomb‚ sarcophagus‚ tests and film of the test on the alien mummy‚ expert medical and science witnesses. We are lucky enough to have a copy of the SCI FI Evidence. With what we were able to obtain‚ we transcribed and soon will be made available to you. We

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    Ancient Civilization The Art This is a typical Roman marble sarcophagus which was made during A.D 138-192‚ and the artist is unknown. The characteristics in the sarcophagus include warriors and horse. The warriors hold the weapon and shield and seems like they were fighting each other in the war. From these soldiers’ facial expressions‚ visitors can know that the war during that period is violence and bloody. Artifact Analysis In this sarcophagus‚ all of the soldiers wear the body armor‚ abolla‚ and

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    their constant conflicts and periodic acts of reconciliation‚" (AD in Jacobus‚ 550). It is by these two‚ "art-sponsoring deities‚" (AD‚ in Jacobus‚ 550)‚ Apollo and his brethren Dionysos‚ the we come to grasp the idea of that splinter between the‚ "plastic Apollonian arts and the non-visual art of music inspired by Dionysos‚" (AD‚ in Jacobus‚ 550). "The art impulse which has been described he [Nietzsche] designates as the Apollinic impulse‚" (Salter‚ 40). We thus recall that Apollo is the god of

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    What is wrapped in linen‚ gets its organs removed and put in a coffin forever‚ don’t know‚ it’s a mummy. In 3000 BC when Ancient Egyptian were roaming the world‚ they had a very complex life. Ancient Egyptians mummies are one of the world’s most interesting ancient artifacts due to how they were made‚ why were they made‚ and where they were buried. The steps to making an Ancient Egyptian mummy are complex. First‚ you clean the body‚ you remove the organs but the heart by cutting a slit on the side

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    earthquakes‚ was most at home in the depths of the Aegean where he lived in a sumptuous golden palace. When he became angry (which was often) he would use his trident to create massive waves and floods. Ever intent upon expanding his domain‚ he challenged Dionysos for Naxos‚ Hera for Argos and Athena for Athens. Ares‚ god of war‚ was a nasty piece of work – fiery tempered‚ bloodthirsty‚ brutal and violent. In contrast Hestia‚ the goddess of the hearth‚ symbol of security‚ happiness and hospitality‚ was as

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    One of the most famous sarcophagi discovered was from the Etruscan time period called Sarcophagus of the Spouses. Unlike the Egyptians‚ the Etruscans used terracotta in majority of their artwork and their sarcophagi. In addition‚ rather than just painting on the outside‚ the Etruscans sculpted figures on top of their lids‚ focusing on facial

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    some parts of the tomb‚ exposing parts of the earlier scenes that were originally there. Throughout the tomb’s first three corridors‚ there are holes cut into the walls. These holes held beams attached to ropes to control the descent of the royal sarcophagus when it was lowered into the tomb. In earlier tombs‚ the first chamber was a well chamber in which a deep shaft was cut through the floor to serve as a symbolic tomb for Osiris. There is no shaft cut into the first chamber in KV 14‚ but its

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    BCE. My second art pieces is a sculptor as well from Etruscans‚ it’s sarcophagus of Lars Pulena. It was made in 200 BCE. Although both of this are male sculpture‚ they are different. I will compare these two sculpture from two different areas technique and style. I n the first sculpture male harp player‚ we notice that the face and the body are over simplify and highly abstract which makes it flat. In the other hand sarcophagus figure is carved in and out which add a lot of details to the face and

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    Her mother‚ Hera‚ wanted her to marry Hephaistos‚ the god of fire and crafts‚ but Aphrodite had other plans for herself. She had affairs‚ including those with Ares‚ Hermes‚ and Dionysos‚ Hermes was the god of trade‚ wealth‚ luck‚ language‚ and travel. He was incredibly clever‚ and he was also the messenger to the gods. Dionysos was the god of wine‚ merriment‚ and theatre‚ and he was described as the most colorful of the gods. Demeter was one of the oldest goddesses‚ and she looked over farming‚ and

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