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    Philippine Culture

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    Indigenous Sculpture In the north‚ the indigenous tradition of sculpture survived the zealous proselytizing of the Roman Catholic Church only among the mountain peoples. The most important type of sculpture‚ in its quality‚ quantity and continuing use‚ are the wooden bulul or bulol carved by Ifugao craftsmen of Mountain Province‚ Luzon Often made in pairs‚ male and female‚ bulul represent guardian deities and are placed in rice granaries to ensure beautiful rice.

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    Radioactivity

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    living animal organisms‚ after eating the plant foods and getting carbon from atmosphere. At the time of death of the organism‚ as a result of decay‚ the amount of radioactive isotope decreases‚ which allows archaeologists to examine the age of excavations. • Radioactivity in many countries is also used for food preservation. The radiation destroys microorganisms and inhibits decay‚ which in consequence prevents poisoning and extends product shelf-life. Fixed irradiated food still has the essential

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    The Indus Valley Civilization is also known as the Harappan Civilization‚ as the first of its cities to be unearthed was located at Harappa‚ excavated in the 1920s in what was at the time the Punjab province of British India (now in Pakistan).[11] Excavation of Harappan sites has been ongoing since 1920‚ with important breakthroughs occurring as recently as 1999.[12] There were earlier and later cultures‚ often called Early Harappan and Late Harappan‚ in the same area of the Harappan Civilization. The

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    Netw 210 Lab Week 4

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    pavement. 6. What are the exact detailed compaction requirements as listed in the manual provided by the city for restoration of any surface that is trenched? Restoration guidelines state the backfill material can be native material from the excavation as long as it is compacted to no more than 8 inches and 95% Standard Proctor Density 7. Is the company we hire to do the work required to be registered in any way? Any public service provider used must be a Certified Telecommunications Provider

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    tanks and concrete underneath. [Transc. Andrews Depo. At 5-6]. This knowledge would have changed the type of work the Company requested from Asher. [Transc. Asher Depo. At 3]. In negotiating a contract‚ the Company and Asher corresponded regarding excavation work necessary on the Property. [Transc. Asher Depo. At 4]. When discussing Asher’s bid‚ Andrews told Asher that the lot was just a vacant lot. Andrews failed to reveal to Asher that a previous owner had applied for a permit to build a gas station

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    been constant controversy over the area of the Dead Sea‚ a northern finding and a southern finding. The NST according to Steven Collins of the Dead Sea‚ and the SST according to Bryant Wood According to Bryant Wood in 2008‚ his findings from the excavation known as SST or the Southern Sodom Theory‚ aka Ba’b edh-Dhrà . Steven Collins in 2007 forms another theory the NST or Northern Sodom Theory‚ aka Tall el-Hamman nestled in the upper region of the Dead Sea . Both Collins and Wood refer to Genesis

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    History At the end of the 19th Century ‚in the light of recovering French economy after the Franco-Prussian War‚ French republic announced the opening of a competition to design a 1000-foot tall tower for the 1889 Universal Exposition. The location of the tower was determined to be at Champ de Mars in Paris. Gustave Eiffel’s company engineer‚ Maurice and Emile alongside the architect Stephen Souvestre came out with a proposal to enter the competition. Their blueprint was selected unanimously out

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    Fairly recently‚ excavations at Mendes in Egypt uncovered an early Old Kingdom and First Intermediary Period Temple devoted to the ram (goat) god‚ as well as the “hypogeum;” possibly‚ considered the ram-oriented equal to the Serapeum‚ where the sacred Apris bulls became buried at Saqqura. Its excavation reveals twelve granite and three limestone ram/goat sarcophaguses unearthed. Moreover‚ an Egyptian god named

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    Diplodocus is the longest and in fact the largest known to science terrestrial dinosaurs whose complete skeletons have ever been found. In appearance‚ it resembled a lizard brontosaurus‚ but Diplodocus differed from it by a thin S-shaped neck and a long tail with a thin shout end. The first remains of Diplodocus‚ in particular its tail and hind limb bones‚ were discovered in 1877 by Samuel Williston near the town of Canyon City‚ Colorado‚ USA. According to him‚ Otniel Charles Marsh described the

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    Nebulosas

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    Recently‚ along the Nebulosas Chain‚ a string of islands which boasts a dense fog and extraordinary marine life and dots across the the Oceanus Tempestatus from the Digitus Peninsula of Illysium to the shores of Obscurata‚ four excavations have been undertaken in a bid by Illysium to claim ownership over the isles. While ownership may be impossible for archaeologists to prove‚ the recovered artifacts and faunal assemblage suggest a strong relationship between subsistence practices and changes in

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