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    out from the crowd and became one of successful entrepreneur with his pottery business during that time. The nature of Josiah’s competitive advantage is his product innovation‚ new sales and marketing techniques and his ability to induce people to purchase more pottery products. Wedgwood’s first mover advantage is differentiator. He applied new processing to shape useful earthenware‚ and experimented for cream colored pottery with new glazing processes that he learned from Whiddon’s workshop. He

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    Classic (AD 900-conquest). Maya pottery gives affirmation of their religion and complicated mythology. Amid the Classic Maya AD 250-850‚ painting was a principal articulate aesthetic medium. Most of this benefaction has been depraved as paintings were fabricated on surfaces that have not survived‚ like the fresco paintings on the exterior and interior walls of Maya buildings and paintings on cloth and paper. Only Classic Maya painting is the pictorial polychrome pottery that survived because of its

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    Dairy - It is a common activity in many villages. People feed their buffalos on various kinds of grass and the jowar and bajra that grows during rainy season. Then the milk is sold in nearby villages and towns. It is alos transported to far away towns and cities. A dairy is a business enterprise established for the harvesting of animal milk – mostly from cows or goats ‚ but also from buffalo ‚ sheep ‚ horses or camels – for human consumption. A dairy is typically located on a dedicated dairy farm

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    ZHOB VALLEY CULTURE EVOLUTION OF HUMAN CIVILIZATION: Amidst the rugged wind-swept valleys and foothills of Balochistan‚ one finds a more continuous story of human activity of the Stone Age men. These pre-historic men of the Stone Age settled in the valleys or villages. The sequence begins with the transition of nomadic herdsmen to settled agricultural communities. They were both herdsmen and farmers who lived on the outskirts of the plains with their cattle and cultivated barley and other crops.

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    perfectionists‚ therefore their sculptures showed perfection and detail. Ancient Greeks also influenced certain styles of our art. In ancient Greece people often decorated their whole house with mosaics. Mosaics are pictures made up of pieces of glass‚ pottery‚ and small tiles. The Greeks didn’t only decorate their homes with art‚ they also decorated the streets‚ objects in their houses‚ and many of their possessions. This made ancient Greece a colorful place. The art that Greeks used is called classical

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    sculptures to developing architecture and pottery. Paleolithic art wasn’t forgotten though; it was combined to create decorated pottery and intense sculptures during this time period. Settled life encouraged the development of pottery and experimentation of permanent architecture. Many people during this time shifted their attention from cave walls towards the surfaces of pottery and their new found development of buildings (architecture). This architecture and pottery gave way to an even better painting

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    The Pueblo Indians Traditionally made polished pottery without desings. In a freely burning corrode fire‚ their pots fired red; a smothered reducing fire furnished black pottery. Some Pueblo Indians made some thin walled hard fired gray pots decorated with with fine black lines. Some indians made black pottery fired in manure covered blazes. Paleoindian time started during the ice age. Icebergs overlaid large pieces of North

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    Polingaysi Qoyawayma is a great Hopi leader. Polingaysi is dealing with a straggle to live between two worlds‚ her Hopi culture and the Christian culture. Polingaysi is an author of two books called "No Turning Back" and "The Sun Girl". The book "No Turning Back” is an autobiography of her and how it was like living in Old Oraibi. The book "The Sun Girl" is an old folk tale about a young girl wanting to know what is outside of her village. Polingaysi was told this story when she was a little girl

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    Ancient Egypt Egyptians in the ancient times had a very different culture than today’s society. In order to understand the culture of ancient Egypt‚ one must know about their religion‚ arts‚ and language. In the ancient times‚ the people of Egypt believed in many different things that would bewilder most people. Their artists were some of the best ever to live. And their language is still not completely comprehended. "The religious beliefs of the ancient Egyptians were the dominating influence

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    that Japan got greatly influenced by us is the skills of making pottery. Japan imported pottery from Ming and Joseon Dynasty since theirs were awfully poor before war. Therefore‚ Japanese troops stationed in Korea wanted to get Korean pottery. They plundered and looted Korea’s. Also‚ a number of Korean potters among the prisoners of war were taken to Japan. With this‚ Japanese techniques of making pottery developed rapidly. Not only pottery techniques‚ but their Confucianism also developed through Korean

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