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    walked out the door to eat breakfast. After breakfast my family and I hiked up to Delicate Arch Trail from Wolf Ranch where we saw more wildlife. I found out that “ the arch is 64 feet high and 45 feet wide. There are more than 2,000 arches in this park and this park was discovered in 1971.” But I think this is the best one. Wow! I didn’t realize I would walk a mile today while hiking up to this beautiful arch. I think I’m ready for bed. Day 2: Hiking and biking, oh my legs! Today my family…

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    Introduction Although the Romans did not invent the arch, their development of it enabled them to support a large amount of weight and as a result to build larger and more glorified buildings. They wouldn’t be able to indulge, though, their architectural ambitions having not invented the concrete. Both concrete and the arch had a lasting impact on architecture throughout the world. This essay will examine the development of the concrete and arch, their importance of each in the life of Rome, as…

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    Egypt Afterlife Beliefs

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    various tombs including the tomb of Rekhmire. On the arch there is writing similar to the idea of hieroglyphics in Egyptian art pieces, but the writing on the arch is just a list of all the people that are buried in that area. The people who are buried in that area do not believe in needing a map to the heavens due to the fact, that all they need is a passageway to get there. There is no need for a map because there is no journey. The urn on top of the arch shows a difference in how the…

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    Mycenae Lion Wall

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    and narrows as it rises. The triangular shape prevents the lintel from falling in and breaking by evenly distributing weight. It was constructed of rock, gold, and clay. It is also a perfect example of a post-and-lintel arch. The top part above the lintel is a corbeled arch and is made up of two lions, which are known as symbolizing power. This is first sculpture that was found on main land Greece. One reason I feel that the Lion Gate is significant is because it shows the Mycenaean’s…

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    the starting point, arch and ending point, draw your eyebrow lightly with an eyebrow pencil. You can also use an eyebrow pomade, eyebrow powder or an eyeshadow to fill in your brows. Do not add too much colour near the starting point since it can appear too harsh. Fill in the arch and the rest of the eyebrow. Use small strokes as if you are drawing individual eyebrow hair instead of using long strokes…

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    the basis of their architecture, the Romans borrowed extensively from the Greeks, mimicking their iconic columns and colonnade structures. While their early architecture was heavily based on the Greeks, it was their advancements in the use of the arch and their invention of concrete where the Romans came into their own and set themselves apart from other civilizations at that time. The invention of concrete opened new doors architecturally for the Romans. It allowed them to build in irregular…

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    figurative use of black and white, and the resulting split created through the Gateway Arch and government. The cover page depicts the Gateway Arch in St. Louis as half white, half black and broken in two halves. The Gateway Arch is a historical landmark that represents the entrance to the west for early pioneers during a time when government was revolutionary, and society was democratic. However, in this cover the arch is altered to represent a symbol for the divide in Ferguson. This…

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    triangle formed by wood or steel. Engineers prefer a girder bridge because it looks better, however it uses more materials. Arch bridges are another common type of bridge. Each span of an arch bridge forms an arch. The spans can go up to 1,800 feet. Arch bridges are one of the oldest bridges in history. Old arch bridges used to be made out of large stone blocks. Nowadays, arch bridges are made out of wood and concrete. Cantilever bridges have one, two, or several cantilever beams. Cantilever…

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    would change something around the world. In this essay I will explain to you why memorials and monuments are meaningful to people and to everyone in the world. The monument I picked out was the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial. The Gateway Arch was designed by Finnish-American architect Eero Saarinen in 1947. The Jefferson National Expansion Memorial construction started February 12, 1963, and was completed on October 28, 1965. At this time it costs $13 million…

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    The development improvement of concrete and the use of the architectural arch contributed greatly to the engineering and design achievements of the ancient Romans. The use of these two technologies allowed the Romans to build structures that were taller, stronger and more durable than any that had come before them (Yegul). The basic use of mortar was not invented or pioneered by the Romans, but while concrete is similar to mortar in its makeup, it is a different material. Roman concrete…

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