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    The Chigi Vase Analysis

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    Tom Rasmussen’s Interpretations of the Chigi Vase analyzes multiple friezes and determines the purpose and relevance of them. To understand why the vase was created and who was intended to view it, Rasmussen analyzes the vase in an archeological manner. He then determines who the artist is by using fundamentals of the study of art history. To analyze specific scenes to determine whether they are literal or symbolic, he uses ecological cues. Finally, a foundational knowledge of Greek mythology…

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    At 29,029 feet (8,848 meters), Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world in terms of altitude. However, the tallest mountain is actually Mauna Kea in Hawaii, which measures 33,480 feet (10,205 m) from its underwater base to its peak, according to Guinness World Records. (Most of Mauna Kea is underwater.) Everest is located at the border of Nepal to the south and China or Tibet on the north. It is over 60 million years old. Everest was formed by the movement of the Indian tectonic…

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    Ancient Inca Religion

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    In the Inca religion they worshiped a few gods. In their religion they sacrificed animals. They sacrificed animals daily. One of the gods they worshiped was Viracocha. The Inca believed that Viracocha made the Earth. Brown llamas were sacrificed for Viracocha. Also they had a moon god they called Uma Quilla. For the Inca the main shrine was called coricancha. They called their priest Uma Uillaca. The Inca established a government. Their government was a monarchy. The monarchy was called…

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    Famous. She tried her best to free the blacks, because she was tired of working for other people and being a slave and she knew the slaves felt the same way she did. Most people looked at her as being Moses because he help a couple of people out Of Egypt to freedom. That’s what Harriet Tubman was trying To do, set as many people as she can Free. Every Black Person was slaves In the 1900s. What Would You do if you was a slave? Would You be Brave enough To do like Harriet? Harriet Tubman Was a…

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    1. The shape of the Venus of Willendorf is very round with several features exaggerated such as in the stomach and in the breasts. It is given a texture on its head which seems to imply that it's hair though where the face should be appears to be covered by this hair. There also is a few other details in the statute such as having a belly button and having a defined pubic area. The meaning and function of this object can be understood 2. In the Paleolithic painting the humans are rather simple…

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    I choose to read the story of “The Stolen Papyrus” by C.M. Turner. This story has been entered into the #Wattys2016. It tells a series of stories related to lies, thievery and antiheroes causing by a papyrus excavated from the tomb of an Ancient Egyptian Queen. Features of this story: The story starts with a scene instead of introducing the background like the normal ones. The hook with the Papyrus is successful in catching the attention of reader, which also links to the title.…

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    He is also seen as the form of Shu or Ankherhe wears the god's headdress. he has been seen wearing atef crown and the united crowns of upper and lower Egypt. Thoth (which I know him as ) is seen as a dog faced baboon or man with the head of the baboon when he is A'an, the god of equilibrium but in the form of A'ah-Djehuty he took more of the human form. These forms are all symbolic and are metaphors for…

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    The Atrahasis Analysis

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    The Atrahasis provides a fascinating look into rituals and beliefs present in Ancient Mesopotamia. The story presents a multi-layered origin story with references to both the “fashioning” and “sexual reproduction” creation theories that were discussed in class, and gives insight into some of the rituals and celebrations that might have been performed at the time this tablet was written. The personalities of the gods and interactions between them are clearly defined and explored in this text as…

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    Greek Tombs Essay

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    Rameses had tons of men working for him. But they blamed them for looting too (Egyptahotep, 6)! Because King Tut was known as one of the best kings in Egypt, everybody liked him, so they left the riches for King Tut. King Tut’s tomb had tons of riches. His famous, gold mask is shown inside museums this moment! His coffin was solid gold, but every other king buried in the Valley of the Kings’ coffins were…

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    Much epigraphy is still necessary in the tombs of the Valley of the Kings. In the cases where photography is appropriate, namely in well-preserved tombs, it is an adequate epigraphic method, particularly with the rapid technological advances of our time. Nevertheless, inclusions of figures such as line drawings, facsimiles, and paleographic renderings are also important. Not to say that this is feasible for every photograph or ever decorative scene, but in the case of damaged walls, these other…

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