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Developments and Accomplishments
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The Works from the Old kingdom tells us about the great household of the Third dynasty.
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Resting place of Djoser. Built to express his power as a pharaoh, histories first building entirely made of dressed stone. Over 200 feet tall and served two purposes. The first to provided Djoser’s force of life, while the other, a place of eternal rest. Prototype to Pyramids at Giza.
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Gave the warriors advantage of their enemies on foot, also increasing Sumerians productivity of the workforce. The chariots were guided by donkeys because horses weren’t known to the region til 2000 and 1700 B.C.E.
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Structure dedicated to the power of Pharos exemplifying Human Resources and wealth of the Egyptian society. Made of limestone and topped off by a gilded capstone. Biggest pyramid built for pharaoh Khufu, while the others are for his successors.
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Located in Nasiriyah, and is the best well preserved building of its type. According to archaeological research its most sacred part of the temple. Is the central shrine. To get to the center you had to go through four sets of stairs, going through a portal.
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Assyrians became “Caravan merchants” with a trade system that went across Mesopotamia and Anatolia.
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Provides history of Ancient Greece. The characters were made using wedge shaped tips of reeds, used a tipped stylus that made precise fine lines in soft stone and clay.
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Bronze was the strongest metal know to man kind at the time. Easy and fast to shape. Bronze was Made of bronze till the Sumerians developed the technique of iron smelting.
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Phoenicians were able to refine the writing student down to twenty two characters.
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Finest example of the Greeks impression of harmony. Started construction in 447 B.C.E. The surviving development was built after the win of Athenians over the Persians in 490 B.C.E., built over the place of an older temple. Rebuilt after the Persians attacked Athens.
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