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    English 1A “Last Rites for Indian Dead” Susan Shown Harjo in her essay titled‚ “Last Rites for Indian Dead” found in Chapter 9 of our textbook‚ argues that it is wrong to remove the remains of Native Americans for purposes of archeology‚ medicine or fortune-hunting. She would like to see national legislation passed to protect the burial remains of Native Americans. I found her argument very compelling. I agree with her for both personal

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    Industry generates a broad array of products‚ primarily through physical modification of mined materials. The industry includes establishments engaged in the manufacturing of flat glass and other glass products‚ cement‚ structural clay products‚ pottery‚ concrete and gypsum products‚ cut stone‚ abrasive and asbestos products‚ and other products. Under the Stone‚ Clay‚ Glass‚ and Concrete is the Structural Clay industry which will be the primary focus of the report. Clay consists of the finest-grain

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    The Three Major City-States In the Archaic Age(700-500 B.C.E.)‚ all of the city-states that existed in that period were different from each other. By examining three leading city-states of Greek civilization‚ Sparta ‚ Corinth and Athens ‚ the diversity of the Archaic Greece could be understood. The best way to understand this diversity is to approach these three city-states in three different aspects of societies. Examining them by politically‚ economically and culturally would be appropriate

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    Notes from Stearns’ text book World Civilization 1:1 The Neolithic Revolution (10-13) • Farming initially developed in the Middle East‚ the Fertile Crescent. Grains such as barley and wild wheat were abundant. Also‚ not heavily forested‚ and animals were in short supply‚ presenting a challenge to hunters. 10‚000 BCE to 8‚000 BCE. Notice: it took thousands of years for this “revolution” so not fast but profound for history. Agriculture was hard for many hunting and gathering peoples to

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    at the same time entertaining for the entire family. I learned a lot of things from history‚ others’ cultures‚ science and old arts. I was amazed by the diversity of the collections exhibited in this museum including masks‚ jewelry‚ sculptures‚ pottery‚ paintings and many royal pieces. The pieces of art that I selected were just part of many that captured my heart and attention. These pieces were The dancer at Pigalle’s‚ a painting by Gino Servini representing a women dancing and spinning around

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    Cemetery U was likely where the ancestor chiefs‚ possibly 17 of them associated with the rulers who later united Egypt in 3‚100-3‚000 BC‚ were buried. (Dickinson 2014: 23) Their graves are larger and more elaborate. The tombs hold massive amounts of pottery and stone pots containing food‚ drinks‚ tools‚ weapons‚ and personal belongings. As evident in Tomb U-j‚ elites and their kin literally distanced themselves from the commoners in separate burial grounds. This can be seen in cemetery T at Naqada‚

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    mothers freed a. Need for more slaves B. The Coastal Trading Port 1. Founding – Bantu people from 1st century to 10th century a. Even Indonesia and Malay in 2nd century- bananas/coconuts on Madagascar b. Fishers‚ farmers made rough pottery & iron 2. 13th century – urbanized trading ports – at least 30 port towns a. Shared Swahili language b. Contained mosques‚ tombs‚ palaces cut of stone and coral c. Exported ivory‚ gold‚ iron‚ slaves‚ exotic animals d. Imported silks

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    Aulos In Ancient Greece

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    The Aulos was found during the Neolithic Period in ancient Greece. The Neolithic Period was from 6800 to 3200 BC. During this period pottery and animals were introduced to the people in Ancient Greece. The main things that happened in the Neolithic Period were climate stabilization and settlements. The economy was getting settled because people started farming and stock rearing. They domesticated the goat and sheep‚ new plants and crops were grown. The people in the Neolithic period were simple

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    Ancient Egyptians believed that after death there is rebirth‚ which is the reason why they perform certain funeral activities. Egyptians believe that death is just an interruption to life. The body of the dead is preserved by mummification‚ and supplies for statues and other funeral equipment. Each human consists the ’ka’‚ the ’ba’‚ and the ’akh‚ which are supposed to be sustained and protected from harm. After they die‚ they believed that the ‘ba’ (spirit) leaves your body temporarily and then returns

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    castle moat and were able to climb the walls‚ the people defending the castle would build temporary structures that would hang over the side of the castle so they could drop large stones‚ hot oil‚ or Greek fire (a large pottery container that would burst into flames when the pottery broke) on enemies. Usually‚ castles had multiple walls with courtyards in between. This would slow the enemy down and weaken them. The courtyards in between walls were known as

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