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    This essay will be discussing the armor and weaponry used in medieval England. Also it will consist of how did real-life warriors usually prepare for battles. In the legend, “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” they used weapons that will be talked about in this essay. According to medievalwarfare.info, in the medieval England some of the weapons that were used were, bladed hand weapons, blunt hand weapons, polearms, ranged weapons, and other siege weapons. A bladed hand weapon that was common…

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    were smart with making and using tools and weapons. They were the first people in the world to use stone tools to grind seeds, and also to introduce ground edges on cutting tools. The traditional tools included scrapers, digging sticks, knives and axes. And the traditional weapons were spears, shields, clubs and boomerangs. Knives were made of bones or stones they were very sharp, and they were also used as tools when killing animals. Shields were used to protect themselves when against the…

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    Otzi Research Paper

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    As Otzi reached his final moments of life he carried a copper axe, unfinished box and arrows, flint dagger, and an assortment of herbs. The flint dagger was found clutched tightly in his hand. The copper axe signified great power and status meaning Otzi was an important man of his time.The unfinished bow and arrows proved Otzi was not expecting the attack. He had been hunting or simply…

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    It was a Sunday when this tragic incident happened. On May 8th I was trying to get this stump out at my mom's house with an axe. I went to stick it in the top of the stump to go eat lunch and it bounced off the stump and landed on my foot. It left a big scar on my left big toe. It didn’t hurt but blood was rushing out like crazy. And all I could think was “why doesn’t it hurt.” At 10:00 in the morning on Mother’s day my mom said “let's plan out our day.” The first thing she said was “let's rake…

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    Tomahawks and there was also the Missouri War Axe. Pipe Tomahawks had the same shaft of wood serve as both the handle and the body of a pipe. Many were elaborate, made with carvings and were never used in battle. Others were more simply designed and functioned as both a military weapon and a pipe. Spiked Tomahawks had a single spike that was found on some war clubs, so that the tomahawk could still be used as a piercing weapon as well as a hatchet. Missouri War axes were unusual because of the…

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    Gilgamesh and Enkidu Gilgamesh and Enkidu are both heroes but once they were foils. At the beginning of the epic they were fighting. Neither of them can defeat each other which is unexpected because Gilgamesh is known for his strength and vigor. They realize each other's equal and contrasting power and decide that they must work together to defeat Humbaba. They become such good friends that Gilgamesh will even risk his life for Enkidu. The two heroes extremely contrasting mental personalities…

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    and reflect points across axes. The timing of this topic is fitting since the students just completed a unit on number lines, integers, and rational numbers. State, District, and National Standards Met The two AZ College and Career Readiness Standards, found on the Arizona Department of Education (ADE) website, that will be taught during this topic are: 6.NS.C.6. Understand a rational number as a point on the number line. Extend number line diagrams and coordinate axes familiar from previous…

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    use of the dagger, a smaller bladed weapon capable of stabbing between armor, also became more widespread. Other weapons used in medieval times include spears, halberds (a weapon similar to a spear but with an axe head on the end), and maces (a short handle with spikes on the end). Battle axes, though uncommon, were used as a cheaper alternative to buying a sword. By far the most common ranged weapon of the medieval times was the bow and eventually the crossbow, a widely feared weapon able…

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    Gothic Horror Elements in Edgar Allen Poe’s Work When the Gothic Horror era began in the 18th century, it puzzled a lot of humans. When the Romantic era began, there were many Gothic romance-based novels published. The basic concepts are the horror, terrorizing environment, elements of the supernatural, and deaths. There are tons of gothic horror elements incorporated into stories. A gothic horror novelist, Edgar Allen Poe, incorporated more than one in all of his gothic horror novellas. In one…

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    Guillotine Research Paper

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    death penalty to be equal for all since previously, the rich got the axe/sword to the neck while commoners faced crueller techniques such as drowning, hanging, and being burnt alive. The history of the guillotine started long before the French Revolution as guillotine-like machines seem to have functioned in Germany, Great Britain and Italy before 1300, but any evidence is unclear (Fabricius). “The earlier machines replaced the axe, but the guillotine replaced the sword” (Fabricius). The…

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