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    Ancient Egyptian Religion

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    goose. But all that remained of his animal origins were two feathers worn at the back of his head. The temples were built to honour the gods and record the deeds of the pharaohs. Every pharaoh thought it was his duty to build the temple or add shrines‚ courtyards‚ gateways or statues. The temple complex’s included a school‚ storerooms‚ workshops and house for the priests. Karnak was a huge temple near Thebes. It was dedicated to Amun the patron god of Thebes. Generations of pharaohs added to

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    Polytechnic University of the Philippines Sta. Mesa‚ Manila College of Business As a partial fulfilment of the requirements of the subject HIST 1023 Buhay‚ Mga Gawain at Sinulat ni Rizal Monuments of Dr. Jose P. Rizal Around the World Rizal Park (Luneta Park)‚ Manila‚ Philippines Description: 12.7 m bronze and unpolished granite sculpture and obelisk. On one side of the Rizal Monument is a marble plaque marking the exact spot where the hero met his death by firing squad and on the other side

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    Although the concept of the human body as an “ugly” and decaying vessel is paramount to the rationalization of such rituals‚ much of their daily routines are meant to avoid or dissuade this conviction. These curious rituals occur in the privacy of “shrines” and‚ for the most part‚ the human body and its natural functions are veiled and only spoken of to “medicine men” and “witch-doctors”. Also‚ they seem to be a “masochistic” society constructed around willingly subjecting themselves to pain and “tortures”

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    Life in Pompeii

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    Pompeii and Herculaneum Economic life: The amphitheatre: The amphitheatre was built in 70bc by the magistrates to provide entertainment for the people of Pompeii. The Pompeii amphitheatre is the oldest surviving amphitheatre in the Roman world. The capacity was 24000 and because seats were numbered‚ only the most important people of Pompeii would be allowed to sit at the front. The amphitheatre was mainly used for games that lasted a week and were funded by the magistrates. While entering the

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    It can be seen through context that the religious beliefs of the people that live along the Silk Road have radically changed over time because of the effects of the travel and trade along the path and the diverse cultures that passed through the area over time. For a little over two thousand years‚ the Silk Road was a network of webbing that allowed various minorities the right to travel‚ leading to the dissemination of differing religious ideologies across Eurasia. It seemed that the Greek colonies

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    The stepped pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara‚ Egypt was one of the oldest‚ most extravagant royal tombstone structures in the early dynastic period of Egypt. It was the great tomb built for the pharaoh Djoser of the Third Dynasty by the master builder Imhotep‚ who was also the high priest of the sun god Re. The stepped pyramid consisted of large mastabas with each face pointed toward one the cardinal points of the compass. It was constructed as a series of six stacked mastabas assembled one on top of

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    Cebu Bohol

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    Laguna State Polytechnic University San Pablo Campus School Year 2011-2012 Submitted by: Melissa Joy C. Marquez BST – 2A Submitted to: Mrs. Zandra Farina Gorom 19th day of September 2011‚ this the most awaited day of all the second year student taking the course of Tourism and third year HRM‚ the Cebu-Bohol Tour and I am belong to them. September 18‚ I prepared all the things that I needed in the tour. I check all things on my maleta to make sure that I will not forget anything. And

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    The colonization of North America‚ following its discovery in 1492‚ was a competition --based on the claim and settlement of lands in the New World-- between the major European imperial powers. The English‚ Spanish‚ and French colonization of North America was primarily a religious endeavor that focused on the desire to convert the Native Americans to Christianity‚ the need for religious havens to worship freely and openly‚ and the belief that Europeans had a God-given right to the lands in the New

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    Importance of Saving Water

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    Hampi (Kannada: ಹಂಪೆ hampe) is a village in northern Karnataka state‚ India. Located within the ruins of Vijayanagara‚ Hampi is the former capital of the Vijayanagara Empire. Predating the city of Vijayanagara‚ it continues to be an important religious centre‚ housing the Virupaksha Temple‚ as well as several other monuments belonging to the old city. As the village is at the original centre of Vijayanagara‚ it is sometimes confused with the ruined city itself. The ruins are a UNESCO World Heritage

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    St. Jude Hospital

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    saint of hopeless causes‚ he promised that if St. Jude would help him that he would build a shrine in the saint’s honor. The very next day‚ Danny was offered a job that paid ten times what he had given to the church (St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital). When Danny would be in a crossroad in life he always prayed to St. Jude. Danny would say “help me find my way in life‚ and I will build you a shrine” (St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital). In the 1950s Danny decided to fulfill his pledge

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