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    Everyone wants to know the secret to shedding a few pounds. They want the quick, easy way to get rid of the love handles or arm flab. Because of this, fad diets are constantly coming and going. One way of eating has been around for thousands of years and has more recently turned into a fad diet. The Daniel diet or fast came from Bible times. It is named after a man named Daniel. This way of eating, for him, was out of obedience to his faith, so he was not the earliest dietitian; he was just a…

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    popular fad diet I could find. I was rather begrudged that I spent my favorite holiday; Halloween, studying and preparing for upcoming tests and that there wasn’t any good spooky movies on the television. So, to make up for my inability to celebrate Halloween, I looked up the top ten unusual fad diets, and the one I found to be the most ridiculous was The Werewolf Diet. As Stephen King’s number one fan, I was attracted to this diet for obvious reasons. This is a diet that celebrities, and fad…

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    Cave of Forgotten Dreams What could an old piece of art tell us about the lives of early humans? Believe it or not, old pieces of art from the Paleolithic era has lead us to amazing discoveries and interpretations about the life style of the early humans. 30,000 years ago, keeping records of events had no importance to humans, their only goal in life was to survive. Even though there is no clear record of prehistoric human events, painters and sculptors of that time left behind some cave…

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    advance, and many forms ended up symmetrical. Thousands of examples of stone works have been found around the globe, demonstrating high degrees of skill and aesthetic awareness even in utilitarian tools. The most impressive spear points made by Paleolithic hunters are those found in Clovis sites in North America. In 1987 a large group was unearthed and dated between 9000 and 9500 BCE. The largest were called the Wenatchee Clovis Points and are made of about 9 inches of translucent…

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    Lascaux Cave Essay

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    The Lascaux caves in France contain many petroglyphs from the Upper Paleolithic time period. Archaeologist used radiocarbon from fragments of charcoal and “placed Lascaux in the Magdalenian culture” (Aujoulat). The artwork in these caves gives insight into the lives of the anatomically modern Homo sapiens (AMHS) who drew these paintings by demonstrating the types of animals they were living with, and why they were important to them. Furthermore, these paintings give insight into the intellect of…

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    has illustrated and still illustrates life from different time periods and cultures. One recurring subject that appeared throughout the entire history of art is the depiction of man and how it has developed over the centuries. From the art of the Paleolithic period, ancient near East, ancient Egypt, Aegean and Greek cultures, one can see the different ways art have evolved to preserve the legacy of man along with the reflection of the values of the cultures. First, the representation of humans…

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    Throughout history, humans have undergone significant changes that influenced their lives in a plethora of ways – both positive and negative. One example is the Upper Paleolithic period, which is considered a time of a creative and cultural explosion. This also marks the true beginning of human cultural behavior. The introduction of Homo habilis led to the advancement of art in the form of painting, venus figurines, and many more forms of expression. At the same time, this period led to a…

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    The cave of Chauvet may be the most important discovery of cave work ever. Some historians believe that the Cave may possibly some of the oldest cave art know to the world. The cave is very beautiful and historical and it is very important to the study of cave art. The cave was discover on the eighteenth of December, Nineteen Ninety Four. The cave was accidently discovered when Jean-Marie Chauvet and his two other speleologists friends were wondering around the Ardèche Valley, in southern France…

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    healthier ideas of body image, companies should show more average looking people. If models had more normal body types then people would be using less severe diets and exercises to getting that desired body that they saw. There have been unhealthy ways people deal with trying to achieve the idea body type like anorexia, extreme workouts, Atkin’s diet, calorie counting and more. People would not walk to the ends of the earth if there were normal people they could look up to instead of airbrushed…

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    Upper Paleolithic Art

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    create art was common for Upper Paleolithic. Art was the mind tool to communicate beliefs and demonstrating ideas about the human experience from all civilizations and every region of the world. Documents throughout art history around the world show works of art provide important awareness into past and existing cultures, assisting us to comprehend how others have lived or survived and what they find benefited them. There are many explanation for Upper Paleolithic cave painting for example, what…

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