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    of Scyld is the story of Beowulf. Scyld opens the poem because he is used as a foreshadowing figure to show what will happen to Beowulf in the future. Scyld is a warrior‚ a conqueror‚ and he gifted away the treasures of his enemies as he defeated them. Beowulf was interested in the treasure and trophies of war also. Beowulf also always brought a piece or two of the recently conquered monster back to show the rest of his people. In addition‚ the unknown poet mentions the pure prosperity‚ praise‚

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    Do city vanished ? you don’t hear it that much‚ but some cities do vanished like the city Iliad from the Trojan war. Iliad reported from missing in the Trojan war and it had never been found by a man name Heinrich Schliemann‚ who read a poem of the Trojan war and discovered the city. Ever since Heinrich Schliemann was a boy he read a poem of the Trojan war and he was determined to find the missing city and he did. When Heinrich Schliemann was a boy he read a poem. The poem was about the trojan

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    appear to originate from? Sweden 4. In what other countries are ship burials common? Denmark 5. Who is speculated to have been buried at the site? What is notable about this king? Redwald‚ coverted to Christianity 6. How was the ship buried? A large trench was dug on the top of a hill and the ship was dragged from the river and hallowed out where the treasures and coffin was put. The ship was then covered back up. 7. How big was the ship? 90 feet long 14 feet wide 8. What conclusions

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    notorious treasure and legends. Captain William Kidd and his myths can be found in many versions. As described by Washington Irving’s tale‚ Captain Kidd failed to resist temptation of greed. In addition‚ he lands in Boston heavily loaded with treasure‚ only to discover anti-pirate sentiment in the English colonies‚ putting him and his crew in jeopardy. Colonists capture Kidd the pirate and send him to England to stand trial and to be hanged. Nevertheless‚ before he was hanged Kidd the pirate buried his

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    F D Lee 1 Dana Lee Honors English 12 Mrs. Price January 20‚ 2013 The Monsters of High School Life of a teenager comes with a lot of obstacles. While society throws many obstacles to the youth of today‚ the biggest ’monsters’ are the ones we as a person create ourselves. The anger that is projected from a person‚ greed‚ the pride‚ the jealousy‚ or even the constant need to be number one. Today’s society struggles with the thought of being left behind - exiled if you will‚ it’s even worse for

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    wounded in battle with the Native American’s in 1541. He continued his journey in looking for treasures and this took him to Mississippi‚ in which he was the first white man to see and cross the Mississippi River. He then traveled to Arkansas and Oklahoma. He never found treasures there so he turned and headed back to the banks of the Mississippi River in Desoto County. There he died and was buried in the river so that the Native Americans would not learn of his death. De Soto’s view of this

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    found and then it was realized what lay underneath about 1.5 kilometers away from the tomb and 32 meters underground. An army of approximately 8‚000 life size warriors along with horses and even war chariots‚ some of which made of gold‚ were found buried and in pieces underground. The soldiers were built to guard the first emperor in his after life; each soldier different from the next. Different ranks declared height and armor. Each had different facial expressions‚ hairstyles and stances although

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    penalty- 35:On the Day when heat will be produced out of that (wealth) in the fire of Hell‚ and with it will be branded their foreheads‚ their flanks‚ and their backs‚ their flanks‚ and their backs.- "This is the (treasure) which ye buried for yourselves: taste ye‚ then‚ the (treasures) ye buried!" (The Holy Qur’an 9:34-35). The prophet (pbuh) said: "Any owner of gold and silver who does not deliver from them their right‚ on the Day of Quiyamah (Day of Judgment)‚ (the gold and silver) will be shaped

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    persevere and find his treasure. Like many protagonists‚ he is often his own worst enemy‚ but in the end‚ he overcomes adversity and triumphs. The climax of a plot is the major turning point that allows the protagonist to resolve the conflict. The climax comes when Santiago comes to the pyramids‚ digs on the spot where he sees the scarab beetle‚ and yet is rewarded by being beaten by some Arabs who want his treasure. It is only at the point that he realizes where his treasure actually is. Outcome

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    The Mystery of Stonehenge

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    was built was for religious burial reasons. During the Stone Age‚ Stonehenge appeared to become a fashionable place to be buried (Scientists). Burial mounds were found central to the landscape. The area may have been split into a Land of the Living‚ where ceremonial parties were held by relatives‚ and the Domain of the Dead‚ with Stonehenge at its Centre‚ where people were buried (Scientists). Other beliefs as to why Stonehenge was constructed consist of ideas that the stones may have been used as

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