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    Prehistoric Art

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    Prehistoric Art (Venus of Willendorf & the Minoan Snake Goddess) Prehistoric art wasn’t a definite period of art. It was simply the name given to all art that occurred before recorded history. It was a way of reflecting beliefs‚ values and lifestyles to one’s culture. It was an era before any written history so everything was expressed through art. Prehistoric people created different art forms to represent where they belonged‚ where they were from and what they were part of. These people created

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    Did the Ancient Greek Gods exist? The Ancient Greeks regarded their religion and mythology with much respect and loyalty. Although the Ancient Greek Gods are now seen as an explanation created by man‚ for natural forces and the world around us‚ there has been much evidence both for and against the debate that these Gods were real. The Greeks believed that the Earth was created with the birth of Gaia‚ or Mother Earth‚ from the dark void known as Chaos. It was believed that Gods were all-powerful

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    City-states-served as political context fpr the development of classical society. Minoan and Mycenaean Societies Knossos- Sophisticated society arose in Crete island. Scholars call it Minoan society‚ after Minos‚ a king of ancient Crete. Inhabitants of Crete built lavish palaces throughout the island-esp. the notably complex of Knossos decorated with vivid frescoes depicting Minoans at work and play. Palace nerve center of Minoan society: residence of rulers‚ served as storehouse for taxes. Officials devised

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    plenty‚ a hot bath‚ and our beds.” The Odyssey As a culture with little written history‚ one of the only tangible records of the Minoans are the ruins on the island of Crete. Through an interpretive study of the ruins‚ it is feasible to make solid conjectures about the nature of economy‚ religion‚ government and private life of ancient Crete. The ruins of the Minoan palaces‚ specifically Knossos‚ imply a defined social structure that indicates a love of entertainment and art‚ as well as structured

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    The Legend of the Minotaur

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    of the myth of The Minotaur and the Palace in Knossos was Arthur Evans. Before work began in Crete by the British archaeologist Evans at Knossos‚ knowledge of the Bronze Age Minoan culture was only faintly reflected in a few Classical Greek myths. By the time this pioneering work was finished several decades later‚ the Minoan periods on Crete had been defined well enough to identify them as a major civilization from ca. 1900-1300 BC Motivation Evans was born in 1851 in Nash Mills‚ Hertfordshire

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    able to find the piece so he can enjoy what he loves in the afterlife hence hippopotamus hunting (Kleiner 66). In Minoan culture art is not as serious as Egyptian art. They don’t use the Egyptian grid system and their art is not strictly focused around the afterlife. According to John Papadopoulos in an article titled “Inventing the Minoans: The quest for European Identity” the Minoans had more peaceful and happier lives than the Egyptians and it showed in their art pieces. Many of their paintings

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    Payments Payment is a kind of feedback system that making a transaction of purchases at Octopus-enabled retailers. Holding the card against or waving it over an Octopus card reader from up to a few centimeters away without the user taking out the card. The reader will acknowledge payment by emitting a beep sound‚ and display the amount deducted and the remaining balance of the card in 0.3 seconds. In MTR  When riding the MTR system‚ the entry point of commuters is noted when a passenger enters

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    turned to dust. An impressive example of a culture whose creators have long since passed on yet leave an indelible mark on modern society: the Palace of Knossos‚ central administration and cultural building in the largest city of the period known as Minoan Crete (Bronze Age). Co-ordinated by Sir Arthur John Evans‚ the discovery of the Palace and subsequent deductions made from the findings‚ added greatly to the depth of knowledge concerning prehistoric Mediterranean Europe. Without Evan’s excavations

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    Throughout history‚ civilizations have hassled with access to water sources. The locations of the earliest settled communities were directly influenced by the availability of water. An ample water supply and the adequate management of waste-water removal factors considerably into the development of civilizations throughout history. Expansion of technologies‚ in response to problems associated with the distribution and maintenance of a clean water supply‚ to settlements and cities‚ directly correlates

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    Organism Physiology: The Octopus Bio/101 The cephalopodor octopus is a marine organism that inhabits many diverse regions of the ocean. Its food source consists of crabs‚ small fish‚ clams‚ mussels and other marine animals. The octopus is a predatory animal and has developed many skills to aid in its survival in the environment it has adapted to. The octopus has several main organs that are vital to its survival; the brain for its intelligence; the ink sack for its defense; and the arms for

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