Figure 3 shows a bronze bowl found in the Tepe sofalin, after recovery from the excavation. The bronze bowl reveals,
Figure 3 shows a bronze bowl found in the Tepe sofalin, after recovery from the excavation. The bronze bowl reveals,
The flint knife was produced in Egypt in about 3450 B.C. The blade of the knife is made of finely grained yellowish flint. To create the blade, the ancient Egyptians had to rough the stone, then trim the edge of the blade to make it smooth, polish both sides of the blade, and then produce the sharpness of the blade.…
Archaeological evidence suggests that the quality of the bronze work was high and was an export of Laconia…
Imagine that you are a tour guide in Latin America. Your clients want to see the artwork and ruins of the earliest known pre-Columbian civilization. They also want to know the history behind them. To satisfy their interests, you must custom develop a tour just for them. You will call it "The Legacies of the Olmec, Zapotec, and Chavín". Describe each of the 3 artifacts below:…
7. Which of the following pairs correctly identifies the subjects illustrated on the Royal Standard of Ur?…
Anasazi as well as Fremont pottery. Archaeologist are not such what to make of this…
The Cobb Institute Museum at Mississippi State University displays items from the Old World and the New World. When I visited the museum I noticed a wide variety of artifacts. The Old world side contained pieces from many Old World countries, while the New World side featured a lot of pieces that are from local areas. Since there was such a vast number of artifacts at the Cobb Museum, I have decided to focus on the clay vessels and etchings in the Old and New World.…
What might the artifact found in the “Pit of Bones” at Atapuerca represent (in addition to the obvious use as a tool)?…
The Indian Ocean Maritime System was a society of seafarers established across the IndianOcean and South China Sea.…
There is absolutely no doubt that society has changed drastically since the dawn of age. Whether it be how hunt for food, make weapons, or even construct the things around us, we are living in a very advanced society. While all these things may be true, we still borrow numerous ideas from these so called archaic societies. Statues used for decoration now were used for worship then yet still hold very similar structures. Long ago relief was one of not many techniques to create art and yet is still used commonly today. Even the architecture in our homes and public buildings is not so different than it was in places like ancient Rome. Although our advance in society is undeniable, things in our modern world are still majorly influenced by cultures that lived long ago.…
Pedimental sculpture is extremely rare in Etruscan temple architecture. Normally the Etruscans placed their narrative statuary on which of the following elements?…
Clara Barton first tasted nursing at age 11 when she helped her brother recover after a fall. She learned how to use leeches, a medical technique of the time, to heal him. This was one of my most interesting and fun artifacts. At first I wasn't sure on how to create a leech but I got several ideas. I ended up buying some gummy worms and food coloring.…
The pediment, which is now blank, used to be decorated with a relief sculpture made out of bronze. There are also drill holes in the pediment, which suggest that a crest or symbol of some sort was attached on to it.…
The most important claim is simply put, relevant parties to technological change have been previously kept in the dark as major changes that will affect them are being made. As well these changes will be imposed on them rather than developed with them.…
The cave was formed by an ancient wave that was covered by an inland sea about 35 miles long and 165ft deep 15,000 years ago. Late Archaic occupation represents a use of the cave as seasonal (summer-fall) base camp (Wills 1988a, 1988b). It was stated to be possible that by the time Horse Springs finally disappeared and bare that human habitation was few. The cave site became a low intensity use. Samples found of the maize in the U.S. Southwest it contained geological mass dating back ca.14, ooo - 10,500 B.P. but there is no evidence for human functional proof during that time period. But from evidence available information from the site from later excavations it stated that the oldest cultural components from the site was from “Buff Sand”…
“All too soon, I came to understand what hard work this was (Felsenfeld 626).” Those are the words stated by Daniel Felsenfeld in his narrative essay, “Rebel Music,” where he takes us through a personal journey of becoming a composer. He started off as being an “uninspired” 17-year-old boy taking piano lessons, who soon found he had a hidden passion for classical music that promptly turned into an epic career. For me, lacrosse was my piano lessons. At the young age of 13-years-old, I made the decision to be brave and join the local lacrosse team. When I began, I knew next to nothing about the game, but I soon fell in love with the trill of the sport. That year I bought my first lacrosse stick; it felt just like opening your first present on Christmas day. Not only did I adore it, but it taught me dedication, perseverance, and courage, three things I didn’t know I needed, but now have great understanding for.…