treasures. In reality, archaeology is less treasure hunting and more focused on being responsible for reconstructing the life ways of past societies and their cultures. From the excavations in Pompeii, to the unearthing of the tomb of the most famous Pharaoh Tutankhamun, our knowledge of human history has advanced greatly thanks to archaeological discoveries of numerous magnitudes. While the discipline of archaeology can without a doubt be considered a humanistic one due to its contributions to our understanding
Matt Schneider Mr. Scalzo March 15, 2015 Research Paper The Hebrew Prophet, Jeremiah, lived during the seventh and sixth centuries before Christ. In 627 BC, Jeremiah was called at a young age to be a prophet, and for about fifty years, he held the position of prophet. He was part of a priestly family of Anathoth, a small town northeast of Jerusalem. The areas where Jeremiah mainly preached in the name of God were, his home town, the city of Jerusalem, and, for a while after the fall of Jerusalem
Ancient Egyptians believed in preserving the dead bodies by the process of mummification. They did it so that the on reaching afterlife, the dead person could repossess his body. Due respect was given to the pharaohs and they were raised to the level of gods. They were therefore buried in elaborate tombs along with rich treasure i.e. golden shrines, jewelry, statues, a chariot, weapons and clothing, etc. In some cultures, it is believed that the dead have a continued existence and also have the ability
1.1 PREAMBLE A large number of technologies have emerged in the past few years in response of the pressing need for reducing prototyping and product development lead-time. During the last two decades there has been a continued acceleration in product and market variation. The success of electronics, telecommunications, automotive, medical, packaging, appliances, leisure and sports industries in responding to rapidly varying customer demands for higher quality standards with lower costs depends on