The Neolithic Revolution established the requirement of agricultural techniques and tools . The upper class citizens and government of the Han Dynasty in 2nd century B.C.E. and Romans in the 1st century B.C.E. had contradicting views on agricultural technology when compared to the lower class peasants of both societies. Government in the Han and Roman society was controlling, operating as a bureaucracy that not only directed the advancements of the civilization, but also the essential needs of the people (Doc 1). Technological advancements such as the pestle, mortar, and contraptions that cooled iron were perceived as gifts from the hands of Tu Shih ,an upper class governor, and Fuxi , a mythological emperor. (Doc )Landscape developments…
Perfect Pottery’s: Human Resources Review This report will focus on the issues that Perfect Pottery was having when HBGC bought out the company and robots replaced a lot of the workers. After careful consideration many problems seemed apparent, some I did address but others I did not. Some of the problems were major and some were minor ones that didn’t require a lot of change. It might be hard because it might change some traditions but in the long run it will be better for the company.…
The Caddo indians are originally from present day Louisiana, but have moved and been relocated to Northern Texas and Oklahoma. The Caddo are first discovered by europeans during the spanish passage through Arkansas. The word Caddo in caddoan means “true chief,” and they called their chief the “caddi.” The caddo were peaceful people, they voluntarily moved to Oklahoma into choctaw Nation. Most of our knowledge of the Cado past is learned from the pottery they left behind.…
Mesopotamia and Egypt Essay From 3500 BC-2000 AC, agriculture and civilization changed in ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. Advantages in agriculture allowed early civilizations to develop and sustain themselves over long periods of time. These advantages resulted from the use of different tools, their location and civilization. Tools drastically changed in Mesopotamia and Egypt from 3500 BC-2000 AD. An example of this change, is the sickle (Picture to the right from document 1 in DBQ).…
Tools manufactured by individual families were well-made. Today we have brittle tools made by prison workers, this still influences technology in previous civilizations. An upper-class philosopher named Huan Tan wrote that…
Just imagine, living in the 19 century and having to hunt and gather your own food, plant and distribute food to neighbors for other food, trade things with other tribes, among other things. In this article, I will discuss the culture of the Hodenosaunee and how it relates to their society. The environment the Hodenosaunee lived in was located in “Northern New York State in North America called Mohawk Valley” (Murdock, 1934, p. 1). Mohawk Valley was a fertile territory that was between the Genesee River, Adirondack Mountains and some of Pennsylvania.…
The Shawnee tribe made pottery this is one of the pottery they made they are really good at pottery. The Shawnee tribe loved to do pottery. The pottery that they made has been going on for thousand of years. The Shawnee tribe used pottery for cooking baking. They would use clay to make the pottery.…
The Greeks were the first to invent the Ballista catapult, but the Ballista was later introduced to other places. “The Ballista is believed to be an ancient war engine which was invented by the Greeks and modified by the Romans in 400BC” (Alchin, 2015a). The Onager or Mangonel catapult was created after the Ballista. “The Mangonel is believed to be an ancient war engine which invented by the Romans in 400BC”…(Alchin, 2015b). “The traction Medieval Trebuchet is believed to be an ancient war engine which was invented in China in 300BC” (Alchin, 2014).…
Some Inventions Stick Others Roll Robert Rodriguez’s “Marketing New Inventions” is an essay about inventions not going the way people envisioned. The first example Rodriguez gives is the mother and daughter Fresno duo, who were the first to invent the hide-and-seek Hayley doll, a product that made itself known on many nations’ largest toy stores. However, hide-and-seek Hayley became obsolete once Care Bear came out with their version of the hide-and-seek toy. Getting idea’s stolen is common according to Rodriguez: “Inventors say they never rest easy” (549) and competitors are always trying to take another’s idea and tweak it to make it better. Moreover, in the invention field, patents never fully protect inventors from copycats, which teaches inventors hard lessons.…
It was used in Chinese south-pointing chariots. The gear was only announced to Europe by Aristotle in 400BC. Right after that various inventors started using the gears for new inventions like the clock and a good deal of water raising devices. It is unknown who invented the gear, but historians think that Ma Jun (creator of the Chinese chariot that used the gear) invented the gear. What was it made for:…
Porcelain is a translucent ceramic that is made by firing clay. “China's most important invention was possibly the slowest to develop, gunpowder (Andrade 18).” The development of gunpowder throughout many ancient Chinese dynasties affected both ancient and modern civilization. Gunpowder was most likely invented some time during the ninth century AD, more specifically the Tang Dynasty (618- 907 AD). Although in 142 AD, a chinese author and alchemist named Wei Boyang wrote about three powdered substances that “fly and dance” very similar to gunpowder.…
Ever since a young age I have been fascinated with the Native American art work that I have seen both in person and online. After traveling out west in Arizona and California and seeing some of the historic artwork that the Native Americans produced years ago, really gave me a sense on the traditions and time that went into each and every piece. One of the more particular pieces of work I am going to focus on is Native American Indian Beadwork. Since the beginning of time Native American Indians decorated their garments with colorful beaded designs that would represent a particular aspect of their culture or belief. They would use materials such as bone, shell, or dried berries to craft these beads into necklaces or decorations for the fringes…
Wheelwright guilds By: Sabrina Carter Wheelwrights: Are people who repair and make wheels. Making a wheel took a very long time. A blacksmith worked with the wheelwrights because they made the metal that going on the outside of the wheel.…
Around 4,000 B.C.E. there were a group of people who came to Mesopotamia, which is now modern day Iraq, and settled. These people were known as the Sumerians. After lots of hard work in Mesopotamia the Sumerians started the growth of a city state. “While the area between the Tigris and Euphrates became known as the Fertile Crescent for its high agricultural productivity, high temperatures, and unpredictable floods the Sumerians were constantly challenged”(Spodek,47). Since floods occurred occasionally, the Sumerians had to take matters into their own hands to construct canals and irrigation ditches.…
We don't have a formal type of currency like paper, stone, or metal, we use pottery. Pottery of all shapes and sizes are wanted in our nation, so it is the perfect currency. Our nation has a socialist economic system;where there is public and private ownership, therefore my people can use pottery to provide for their wants and needs. Pottery is a big reason why we choose not to have a communist economic system where pottery would not be considered a need. Us Kankali sure do love our pottery!…