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    combined. For example‚ the god Horus can be shown as a hawk‚ or as a man with the head of a hawk. Both Mesopotamia and Egypt were similar in their agriculture. They both had rivers such as the Nile River and the Euphrates and Tigris River provided silt to help their crops grow. They both had very fertile land‚ but neither of them received enough rain to grow the crops. During the year 3000 B.C‚ farmers came up with a way to help them with their crops; they invented the plow that the oxen could pull

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    river basin for farming for wood‚ especially around Nepal. ← Melting ice caps in the Himalayas increase the river level. ← The source is a glacier in the Himalayas. ← Monsoon rains bring an annual flood‚ which people need for the fertile silt deposited on the land. However‚ this was the largest in living memory. ← Rivers meet meaning lots of water reaches Bangladesh quickly. Background: ← The fertile Ganges plain has rice‚ grains‚ oilseed‚

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    Earthquake

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    Earthquakes are one of the most destructive of natural hazards. Earthquake occurs due to sudden transient motion of the ground as a result of release of elastic energy in a matter of few seconds. The impact of the event is most traumatic because it affects large area‚ occurs all on a sudden and unpredictable. They can cause large scale loss of life and property and disrupts essential services such as water supply‚ sewerage systems‚ communication and power‚ transport etc. They not only destroy villages

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    sediment. Below that (A) comes the topsoil. This is where seeds sprout and other plants roots grow. This layer is also made up of humus‚ but here are other mineral particles as well. Next is the eluviation layer (E). This layer contains mostly sand and silt. It is the eluviation layer because of the process that takes place here where minerals are lost as well as clay because of water dripping through the soil. The subsoil layer is next (B). This layer is made up of clay and mineral substances‚ it

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    Earth Science

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    -Playa Lakes and Playas 7.3 vocab * Deflation- the lifting and removal of loose material by wind * Desert Pavement- a layer of coarse pebbles and gravel created when wind removed the finer material * Loess-deposits of windblown silt‚ lacking visible layers‚ generally light yellow‚ and capable of maintaining a nearly vertical cliff * Dune- a hill or ridge of wind deposited sand 7.3 outline * Wind Erosion: wind erodes land surfaces in two ways: deflation and abrasion

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    alienation that occurs as a result of the human sin. The author believes the etymology of Babel in Gen. 11:9 connects it with Babylon‚ and a ruined Mesopotamian ziggurat. In addition‚ the author believes early Mesopotamian archaeology discovery of silt deposits connect with Noah’s flood story. Hence‚ The Gilgamesh Epic is brought into the conversation. The Gilgamesh Epic is another narrative about a great flood like Noah in the bible. Expect the Gilgamesh Epic hero is named Utnapishtim. Another Sumerian

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    grow in what areas. Other chemical tests include salinity‚ organic content (humus)‚ or the iron exchange capacity. One Physical Soil test we can do is pick up a handful of it and rub it together with our fingers to tell if it’s a soil heavy in clay‚ silt‚ or sand. Other physical tests include water-holding capacity porosity‚ moisture content‚ soil structure‚ or color. By completing these tests we will be able to tell what and where things can be planted‚ and what will survive based on soil type.

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    people called the Yellow River the “River of Sorrows” because when the river flooded it destroyed all the crops and the houses that lived along the river. However‚ despite the negative side of the Huang He River‚ it was great for the land. The river has silt which is called loess‚ it deposits the loess along the river bends and makes the land fertile. Also‚ the Huang He River is real important to the people that live along the river‚ because the River provided water‚ food‚ and protection for the people

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    Sundarban : An Overview Sundarbans National Park Sundarbans National Park covers 10‚000 km2 of land and water (more than half of it in India‚ the rest in Bangladesh) in the Ganges delta. It contains the world’s largest area of mangrove forests. A number of rare or endangered species live in the park‚ including tigers‚ aquatic mammals‚ birds and reptiles Outstanding Universal Value Brief synthesis: The Sundarban contain the world’s largest mangrove forests and one of the most biologically productive

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    processes happen through gravity‚ wind‚ ice and water. In the Tongariro Volcanic Centre‚ winds are an effective denudation agent because the mountain top gales are frequent and severe. Winds can transport and deposit debris. They carry with them fine silts and sand particles and depositing them downwind. Material that is not protected by matted roots of plants‚ like tussock‚ is eroded by the wind leaving the plant isolated. Winds also distribute ash during eruptions. Since winds are usually westerly

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