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    Uluburun Shipwreck

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    1310 B.C. When the ship was found‚ it was nearly 3‚300 years of age. They knew this because of the dating of a branch‚ which was a piece of fresh cut firewood aboard the boat. It took ten years to complete the excavation‚ an entire decade! Mehmed Cakir found the boat in 1982 and the excavation happened two years later. It was a hard job‚ and required eleven consecutive campaigns of three to four months. But all that work paid off‚ as the archaeologists found many spectacular treasures. They found

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    King Tut's Stereotypes

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    special because it was the most complete tomb ever found. Grave robbers had disturbed other tombs scientists had discovered‚ but King Tut’s looked the way it did thousands of years ago‚ when it was sealed. 2The keeper of the archive of Carter’s excavation explained why finding the entire‚ untouched tomb was important. He said‚ “We can study how these objects were made‚ the materials and techniques that were used. . . . There is a great difference between looking at a representation of a chair on

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    commercial activities. Job description: Archaeologists examine ancient sites and objects to learn more about their past and history. Most archaeologists specialise in particular geographical areas‚ historical periods and types of artefacts found. Excavations are the archaeologist’s main means of recording and researching archaeological remains‚ but makes up only a portion of his work. Other work includes working for local authorities ‚advising on the implications of planning archaeological digs‚ keeping

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    as well as cultural context in which it formed- most archaeologist find it necessary to employ a variety of surveying and sampling techniques just to locate and define the parameters of the site. Once a site has been outlined‚ the next step is excavation. For the modern archaeologist‚ the objective of this research is to maximize the preservation and minimize the destruction‚ all the while abstracting as much information as possible at the time of digging but leaving the site open for future archaeologist

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    Feotechnical Engineering

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    Assignment No. 3 CE 332: Geotechnical Engineering 1. Calculate the vertical stress in a soil mass at a depth of 5m vertically below a point load of 5000 KN acting near the surface. Plot the variation of vertical stress with radial distance (up to 10 m) at a depth of 5 m. 2. Three point loads 10000 KN‚ 7500 KN and 9000 KN‚ act in line 5 m apart near the surface of soil mass. Calculate the vertical stress at a depth of 4 m vertically below the centre (7500 KN) load. 3. Determine the vertical

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    youth then attended the university college London followed by forced military service during WWI. Mortimer’s first excavation took place in Essex Searching for roman remains during 1819-1920. This excavation in search for roman remains continued and was conducted in Wales and in Hertfordshire where he proudly unearthed a lost roman settlement near St Albans. Wheeler conducted more excavations

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    eastern nation of Obscurata. There are approximately 10 islands in between the peninsula on the west and Obscurata to the east. There have been16 sites‚ from both nations and the islands that have been found‚ with four of them having undergone excavations. The four excavated sites are Foggy Bottom on Drygalski Island‚ Echinus Bay on Helios Island‚ Hecate beach on Erebus‚ and Lingula Inlet on the mainland of Illysium. (Fig.1) Some of the typical artifacts found from the Nebulosa Islands include; Bone

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    religious centers of ancient Egypt and ritual place of Thoth‚ god of wisdom. The main sources of the project are the mostly unpublished findings of Guenther Roeder’s (former director of the RPM) excavations from 1929–1939 in HM‚ which came by official find division to Hildesheim as well as his excavation records. They will be compared with the material excavated and documented by Sami Gabra (former professor at the University of Cairo)‚ who worked from 1931–1952 in the necropolis of HM Tuna el-Gebel

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    Research Paper on Substation

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    GUIDELINES FOR PREPARING THE CIVIL COST ESTIMATE OF TRANSMISSION SYSTEM PROJECT The following shall be considered while preparing the cost estimate of Transmission System Project: 1. General Layout of Transmission System Project: The following drawings shall be provided with the civil cost estimate of the Transmission System Project: (a) The single line diagram of the Transmission Lines plotted on the map of India showing the different wind zones through which the Line is passing.

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    Excavation Safety Quiz ------------------------------------------------- Top of Form 1. Plywood cannot be used as a structural member for shoring systems unless the system is designed by a professional engineer. True False 2. The "four-foot rule": Refers to your means of escape from an excavation Says a means of escape must be provided if an excavation is more than four feet deep Says the exit must be within 25 feet of every worker All of the above 3. Employees in a trench must wear hard

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