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    The term “Native American” doesn’t just refer to just North American Indians‚ but South American and Mesoamericans too. What’s interesting‚ though‚ is how many similarities the three regions’ various cultures share. In North and Mesoamerican native cultures‚ the people built earthen mounds‚ for both religious and burial purposes‚ as well as a show of power. In North America they were built sometimes as just a plain‚ earthen mound while in some areas they were built in animal designs. In Mesoamerica

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    The Paths of Life Exhibit on the O’odham people displays all four aspects of the Peoplehood Matrix. The land is seen in most of the text and photographs‚ describing how the Tohono O’odham live in the desert west of Tucson‚ and the Akimel O’odham live along the Salt and Gila Rivers‚ and how the scarcity of water impacted their day-to-day life. “The world would burn without rain.” History is shown in the section about the Nawait ceremony and the summer rains‚ which also is about ceremony‚ as the name

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    After viewing the statue of Memi and Sabu and the seated statue of Gudea‚ some similarities can definitely be found but digging deeper‚ other meanings are there as well. It was common in the fourth Dynasty for sculptures and statues to be made to honor the dead or to ensure that they are well known and remembered for future generations. Many different areas of the world practiced this and hence there are quite a few styles and materials used‚ as well as the overall meaning and purpose of its creation

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    Said Concept of Freedom and Honor In Naguib Mahfouz’s novel “The Thief and The Dogs” the concept of freedom is conveyed much more differently than the understanding of freedom in a modern society. This is mostly caused by the politics and economy in the era along with the understanding of honor and characteristics behaviors to gain that honor. The novel begins with Said being released from prison after four wasted years. He knows that he has been betrayed by his friends and wife at that time;

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    El Loro Anthropology

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    Assignment 3 The excavation of El Loro unearthed numerous old artifacts. It uncovered pots‚ bottles‚ textiles‚ grinding stones‚ and numerous other items once used by this lands inhabitants. Based on the law of superposition we know that the stratum furthest down is the oldest and the stratum closest to the surface is the newest. Another fact that we have for excavation is the law of association stating that‚ items near one another or in the same stratum are from the same time period. From those

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    Ziggurats In Mesopotamia

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    Mesopotamia was a polytheistic society that placed great importance on the worship of gods and goddesses. Their association of these gods and goddesses with the forces of nature may have been the result of intense changes in climate that ranged from rainstorms to long term droughts. The Mesopotamian society believed that the city of Babylon was founded by Marduk‚ a hero-god‚ who was the child of the goddess Wisdom. It was believed that Marduk created humans to serve the deities which is reflected

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    Early African Hominins

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    Introduction The most well-known‚ universally dispersed of the early African hominins are the australopiths. This effective group of hominins is integrated of a genus known as Australopithecus. These hominins go as far back as three million years allowing them to be hominins that had lived the longest period of time and were reported on. The hominins have been located in areas of Africa and have been found to be bipedal (walk upright)‚ have small-sized brains‚ and have exceptionally big teeth

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    Company case (P.187) Arabic BlackBerry : Adapting to the Language of the Market 1. Analyze the decision process buyers of typical push e-mail device go through before purchasing the devices. The “push” description of the technology refers to an ‘always connected’ capability‚ where emails and Personal Information Manager (PIM) information‚ such as scheduling and calendar details‚ are ‘pushed’ out from an organisation’s server to users’ mobile devices. This means that users have the capacity

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    worked in Afghanistan after 9/11 and spent three years there where he built networks of local radio stations. In 2008‚ he translated an Iraqi account of the gulf war into English. He now works for the United Nations in the Middle East. He speaks Arabic‚ French and Persian well. Johnny West ‘s book aims at discussing the reasons of the revolutions that have been erupted in three Arab countries‚ Tunisia‚ Egypt and Libya‚ but through their iconic figures. West traveled from a country to another and

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    Egyptian Railway Sector

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    Old is not always gold With an impressive past‚ troublesome present and a fearful future: Egyptian Railway is so much similar to Egypt nowadays‚ writes Ahmed Morsy “I dream of a time when a train safely runs and reaches its destination on time‚” said Islam Shokri‚ a 29-year-old employee living in Nasr City district of Cairo and working in Aswan. Shokri‚ whose work necessitates travelling about 900 kilometres by train every week‚ said that the trip from Cairo to Aswan sometimes takes fifteen hours

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