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    Heirloom Seal of the Realm

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    alike‚ all had an obsession with immortality. They were constantly putting money and time into finding a cure for death or a potion that could provide longevity. Some of the resources available at the time were jade‚ gold‚ mercury‚ silver‚ silk‚ and terracotta. The Imperial Seal of the Qin Dynasty was made out of Jade‚ gold and silk and was believed to be the most valuable of the Emperor’s possessions. Some of these materials like mercury and silver were often included in the mixtures that the more wealthy

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    About the author RK Narayan brought Indian writing in English to western nations. He was helped in the venture by Graham Greene. Narayan’s stories mostly have the fictional town of Malgudi as their geographical reference point. Malgudi could be anywhere in India. It is a microcosm of the huge country. Even today there are readers who believe that Malgudi exists; so realistically did Narayan describe the place. Narayan’s stories were brief‚ some barely ten pages long‚ but within this he was able

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    Mausoleum Ancient Culture

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    Mausoleum in every ancient culture aspect‚ are considered as very important building for their afterlives. The mausoleum is an exterior self-supporting building‚ which is built as a monument‚ with burial rooms or burial rooms for the dead or the people. When someone dies‚ the body is simply buried or thrown away. With the development of human society‚ superstition has been gradually implemented‚ burial gradually becomes an important thing. Therefore‚ the tomb came into being and developed into an

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    earlier Egyptian stone masons and builders‚ the Greeks set about replacing the wooden structures of their public buildings with stone structures - a process known as ’PETRIFICATION’. Limestone and marble was employed for columns and walls‚ while terracotta was used for roof tiles and ornaments. Decoration was done in metal‚ like bronze. Like painters and sculptors‚ Greek architects enjoyed none of the enhanced status accorded to their successors. They were not seen as artists but as tradesmen. Thus

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    What is the oldest painting of an area called Bangladesh? What is the oldest sculpture? Where to go to see sculptures and Fine Arts? The answer to get to see a number of ancient fine arts testimony is- National Museum’s Collection -situated in Dhaka; and also in Rajshahi’s Borendra Museum‚ Mohasthangor of Bogra‚ Moynamoti of Comilla‚ and Rajshahi’s Paharpur Museum. Because of Geographical reason most of the areas Bangladesh is silted. Soft soil and marshy land surrounded by small and huge rivers

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    Object Analysis: Bust of Ariadne This terracotta bust depicts Ariadne‚ the daughter of King Minos of Crete‚ who helped Theseus through the labyrinth. It is 61 cm tall‚ hand scuplted‚ and has traces of paint indicating it was once fully painted. It was found in Falerii Novi‚ Italy. The sculpture was done in the Classical Etruscan style‚ being heavily influenced by Greek and Roman art. The bust is made of terracotta‚ which was a common material for the Etruscans. The hair is finely detailed‚

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    Shi Huang Ti meant first emperor. In his time of ruling Shi Taung Ti accomplished many things. Things both good and bad. This made him an effective ruler but not necessarily a good one. Effective means to get things done and being successful at accomplishing things. Was he a good ruler‚ that depends on the situation. Shi Huang Ti created legalism which is the believe that humans need to be controlled by a strict set of rules instead of moral laws. One of the things that Shi Huang Ti did was make

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    Case study on MNC

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    7 percent) of the population is interested in the clay-ware. Primarily for home decorations‚ such as for planters to be put in outdoor gardens‚ and balconies. They also like terracotta to be used for wall décor. While most planters are of standard type the population does prefer to have some uniqueness in the terracotta designs. However‚ the population is quite large in this country. It has about 30 million people. The per capita income in terms of PPP in this country is $ 10‚000 and the population

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    Was Shi Huangdi A Menace

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    Shi Huangdi the first emperor of China was a very harsh man and had no respect for his people. Did you know that he was buried with the Terracotta Army. This army was completely made out of clay‚ and were made to defend Shi Huangdi in the afterlife. Some think Shi Huangdi was a visionary‚ however‚ he was really a menace. One reason Shi Huangdi was a menace because he had horrible policies. In the video it states that he “subjected his people to high taxation.” Because of this high taxation‚ the

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    Intervention in Religious Life Large Temples made of stone and funded by communities Expansion in number and size of temples Many cities built more than 1 Change in roofing technique (thatch to terracotta tile) Increased political centralization Form Combination of stone wood terracotta‚ and mudbrick Terracotta tiles were more durable‚ more water resistant‚ and less flammable Front porch (pronaos) was balanced with a rear porch (opisthodomos) to display offerings Row of columns or peristyle running

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