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Long ago in ancient times many cities were developed in the desert despite the inhospitable environment it provided. During this time mankind not only prevailed in this harsh environment, they thrived…
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Shelby Watford ARH 351 Final Research Paper 21 April 2015 Every Empire Needs an Emperor Throughout the class we have learned about many different cultures and early civilizations. In essentially…
Reconstruction of a Mastaba By Connor Carraway The ancient Egyptians were one of the most architecturally gifted people of the ancient world. Their most noticeable contributions being the…
Busy Hopper The White Temple is one of the few ziggurat structures that left enough remains to give a hint to what it could have looked like when it was…
Those Marbles Should Stay at The British Museum Although many people in the world hold the opinion that those marbles should go to Athens, I’d like to defence…
Connor Carraway Morris 2 April, 2015 ARH 351 Lord Elgin’s decision to take historic antiquities from the Parthenon back to England has been a source for controversy ever since the…
The Ancient Near East was a region that could easily have been considered as the cradle of civilization. This was the place of the earliest forms of civilization, which could…
Anubis Anubis is one of the most well known and iconic gods of ancient Egypt. Anubis is actually the Greek version of his name. Inpu or Anpu is what the…
Some countries believe that artifacts and major discoveries that originated in their own country belong to them regardless of who discovered it. These countries claim that the artifacts belong to…