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    The Mayan Indians: The Largest Indigenous Indian Group in North America Dating back as far as 50,000 B.C. and originally coming from Asia across the Bering Sea and Alaska to the Americas and the Yucatan peninsula during the last ice age, the Mayan Indians are an indigenous group of culturally diverse people. The ancient Mayans lived in present-day southern Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, and western El Salvador having a population of eight million at the Pre-Columbian period, and at the…

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    The Yoruban Myth

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    Many cultures incorporated the motif of natural disasters. They may have incorporated this motif because there is always some kind of controversy between gods. The cultures know that gods and others do not get along all the time. The Yoruban myth includes the angry god motif. Olokun, the master of the sea, did not consult for human creation. In return for another god creating humans, Olokun sent a massive flood down on the humans to get rid of them. This flood wiped all of the creations. The…

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    Meaning Of Totem Pole

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    Totem Pole Animal Meanings Essay What is a Totem Pole? First off, totem poles come from first nations and they are wood carvings on large trees. The carvings are spirit animals and every totem pole is different. I made an origami “Totem pole” for an assignment for a novel. My totem pole had many different animals on it that relate to me, and they are in order of past, present, and future. I will be explaining why I chose those specific animals for a specific time, such as, the past, present,…

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    since aged, losing the ability to save their land. Whom would be the commonwealth’s hero? “Spencer! Where are you, you good-for-nothing…” Dallon grumbled as he searched for his young apprentice. “Working the forge once again, are we?” asked the Wood Carver, his voice tinged with slight disappointment. The Apprentice jumped slightly, looking up from the sword he was forging. He had been Dallon’s…

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    and coriander, arugula, or red shiso. Live Love Travel - Canvas Print $59.95 If there's one deco art in my collection worth giving this Christmas, it's this one. The phrase 'Live Love Travel' with the world map as a backdrop is breathtaking. The wood material warms up any home and the texture tells a story. It's a great conversation piece at the living room or dining room table at an affordable price. PowerPort Solar Lite 2 Ports $50.99 The solar-powered phone charger has two ports, meaning…

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    Laura Guley Case Study

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    Pantheon was built using a barrel vault, and the dome of Santa Maria del Fiore was built using two domes, one inner and one outer, and the pressure caused by the weight of the dame would be held up with walls bound with tension rings of stone, iron and wood. 3. Campin? / Merode Altarpiece (1 video / 1 article) (#66) 1. In a modern environment, weird because it was out of their time, but it made the piece relatable, so that they could connect with Mary and see what it mus have been like. 2.…

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    Why are the Epics effective means of transmitting dharmic values? The Ramayana and Mahabharata Epics are literature devised in a time period when Hindus needed guidance. The Epics provided a source of conduct for humans that followed dharmic values. Dharma is the cosmic order of the way things should be done. Dharma is a person’s duty in life to follow and it is often in conflict with karma. The Epics were written in a manner that illustrated the social groups’ interests of that time (Rodrigues,…

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    Albrecht Durer Analysis

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    In the age of discovery the ability to make prints from an image allowed for his work to reach farther and become more accessible to the populace. With many of these etchings and carving we see his ties to Rome and Italy’s influence in his imagery. (Weiss) His woodcuts are very finely cut and extremely complex in their depth and he would make numerous studies and drawings beforehand of his subject matter. After becoming a successful…

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    The Togu Na being made mainly of wood like the one in the Amum museum they were design to hold a lighter weight lode, mainly of millet and wood which created a cooler meeting place out of the heat for the men of the community. The Caryatid were design for a religious purpose for those that worshiped Athena goddess of wisdom, but they were…

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    Egyptian Sculpture Essay

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    and landscapes as well as perfecting the art of carving intricate relief decorations. During this time, sculptures from this period were characteristically more natural than their forerunners, and the image shifted to more formalized nude figures with long bodies and large eyes. The head, pelvis, and the legs were usually in a profile view, while the upper torso and eyes were in a frontal view. Most of the sculptures were made with stone while wood was sometimes used for a cheap and easily…

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