'Clay tablet' diaporamas de présentation

Matthew Chapter 9

Matthew Chapter 9. Matthew 9:1. And he entered into a ship, and passed over, and came into his own city. . Matthew 4:13 . And leaving Nazareth, he came and dwelt in Capernaum, which is upon the sea coast, in the borders of Zabulon and Nephthalim: . Matthew 9:2.

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OverDrive to e-Reader

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Clay

Clay. Part 1 What is clay and how long has it been used for making objects?. A definition of clay and A history of how clay has been used. Clay tablet: Approx 300BCE. What is clay?.

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Ancient World

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Cities and Civilizations

Cities and Civilizations. Cities and Civilizations Seminar. We begin at about 8,000 BC when village life began in the New Stone Age. . . Also known as the Neolithic Revolution . NEW STONE AGE. What is the REVOLUTION ? A TOTALLY new way of living:. From . Hunter-Gatherers.

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The Ancient Middle East

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River Valley Civilization

River Valley Civilization . Bellringer. Glue in the papers you picked up and glue in the following order Page 20: Unit 2: Vocabulary Page 21: Preview Page 22: STAIRS notes Page 23: GRAPES notes Page 24: Problems with Sumer Page 25: Process Page 26:Homework . Agenda.

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An Introduction to

An Introduction to. Behzad Ghareyazie, President of Biosafety Society of Iran & Executive Director of IRBIC ( ghareyazie@yahoo.com ) and Naghmeh Abiri, IRBIC Webmaster. Ghareyazie and Abiri, April 4, 2011, Singapore. Every thing started in here: Center for Civilization!.

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Neolithic Revolution

Neolithic Revolution. Warm-up Imagine life before villages, towns and cities existed. What do you think was different about human life back then?. What invention / discovery resulted in people starting to settle down and build houses, towns, cities and led to city life as we know it today?.

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Artifacts of Mesopotamia

Artifacts of Mesopotamia. Bulla- a container used as a recording source. The item has to be sealed within the container while the clay is still wet. A clay tablet that would be used for giving out a message to society. Ram and Thicket. A figurine that is supposed to resemble a female. .

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Babylonian Maths

Babylonian Maths. Make Your Own Clay Tablet. Clay Tablets. Look at the clay tablet on the right. Babylonian scribes wrote on clay tablets, not on paper. Why do you think they did this?. To make your own clay tablet. You will need: some play-dough, clay or plasticene

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Mesopotamia (UR)

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World history Honors

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