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    to with numerous monuments including Nefertari’s temple at Abu Simbel and her great tomb in the Valley of the Queens. Outside of the Abu Simbel the four seated statues of Ramesses are still there and in place. We were also able to see the tomb of several of sons of Ramesses the great‚ which is ancient Egypt’s greatest family mausoleum. Also‚ the tomb he built for his sons was one of the most unusual and largest tomb in Egypt. Ramesses had statues or images engraved of various sons and daughters on

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    of many different activities‚ among which the main ones are tomb sweeping‚ taking a spring outing‚ and flying kites. Some other lost customs like wearing willow branches on the head and riding on swings have added infinite joy in past days. The festival is a combination of sadness and happiness. Tomb sweeping is regarded as the most important custom in the Qingming Festival from which the name of Tomb-sweeping day is got. Cleaning the tomb and paying respect to the dead person with offerings are the

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    construction of his tomb warriors was an attempt to bring his power and possessions in life into death and eternity. The First Emperor of China was a brilliant leader. He acquired and merged vast territories and established regulations on writing‚ currency and measurements. Even so‚ he had a massive phobia of death. He turned to supernatural specialists for council and ordered searches for mythical plants to prevent death. When that failed‚ he tried to sustain his power by building his tomb‚ which mimicked

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    Humayun are not of much architectural significance Sher Shah of the Sur Dynasty who ruled over the Kingdom of the Mughals after driving Humayun out of  the country was not only a great administrator but a lover of art also. He built several forts‚ tombs and mosques. The monuments of Sher Shah are a continuation of the Lodi style. The mausoleums are octagonal in plan and have verandahs around them‚ surmounted by huge domes. The verandahs have three smaller domes on each side. Sher Shah built the

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    King Tut was one of Ancient Egypt’s most mysterious Pharaohs. When the door to his tomb was breached‚ most of his life and family secrets were revealed. King Tut was a very famous Pharaoh who had an extremely interesting family. One may know who king Akhenaten was‚ he was King Tut’s father. King Akhenaten also wasn’t very popular and still isn’t too popular today. The reason King Akhenaten wasn’t remembered throughout history‚ was because when he was Pharaoh he only believed in one god! And the

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    monument is called Newgrange. It is a megalithic passage tomb that predates Stonehenge by roughly 1‚000 years‚ according to carbon dating done at the site. The area surrounding Newgrange is rich with ancient Irish history and Newgrange is no exception. Newgrange was built around 3200 BC. Experts believe that it would have taken a group of 300 workers around 30 years to complete the tomb. After the people who built Newgrange stopped using it‚ the tomb became largely unrecognizable over time. It wasn’t

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    Monumental architecture was an important facet of classical society. Not only would it exhibit the advances in culture that each society was making‚ but it was gave them a chance to show off their wealth‚ power‚ and creativity to other societies. These monuments often took the innovations and collaborations of the country’s top architects and builders to accomplish. They also exemplify the importance of the Mediterranean region in comparison to the world during the BC era and into early CE. First

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    (1409-64)‚ born probably in Florence. He worked chiefly as an architect and was responsible for restorations of the Church of San Francesco in Assisi and many churches and palaces in Rome‚ Siena‚ Florence‚ and other cities. His most famous work is the tomb (begun 1444) of the Florentine historian Leonardo Bruni in the Church of Santa Croce in Florence. As a young man he was the apprentice and collaborator of Leone Battista Alberti‚ from whose sketches and plans he constructed the Palazzo Rucellai‚ Florence

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    Alex Hunt History 201 Thesis/ Introduction December 8‚ 2014 Byzantine Architecture “Early Byzantine architecture was built as a continuation of Roman architecture‚ Stylistic drift‚ technological advancement‚ and political and territorial changes meant that a distinct style gradually resulted in the Greek cross plan in church architecture” (Fletcher). The Byzantine Empire’s architecture were functional works of art that varied from the walls that fortified the city of Constantinople

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    They believed he talked to the gods about the Nile and its yearly flooding so that they would be able to live through the long dry summers. They believed this so much that they were committed to build massive tombs for when he dies. There were also some benefits to helping build the tombs and other structures. If you agreed to work for the government to

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