'Sacred sites' diaporamas de présentation

Sacred Sites

Sacred Sites. Documentation. Documentation: Forest Supervisor or Ranger District Offices may document Sacred site (s) information in a variety of ways and it is important to determine with Tribes appropriate methods of information collection and should follow guidelines for confidentiality.

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CURBING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS FROM SMALL SCALE MINING/ (GALAMSEY)

CURBING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS FROM SMALL SCALE MINING/ (GALAMSEY). BY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA)- ASHANTI REGION. OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION. INTRODUCTION IMPACTS OF SCM/ISCM MITIGATING MEASURES CONCLUSION. Introduction.

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History Of Religion

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Vanuatu - rich & diverse cultural heritage

Revival of traditional marine resource management & how this fits in with global MPA targets Francis Hickey, Vanuatu Cultural Center-2012. Vanuatu - rich & diverse cultural heritage. Some 120 different social/linguistic groups (pop. 250K)

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By: Chad McBride, Sam Moore, and Jack Wolfe

Jainism. Sikhism. AND. By: Chad McBride, Sam Moore, and Jack Wolfe. What is Jainism?. Over 2500 years old Practiced by around 5 million people, mostly in India Observe non-violence toward all living beings called Ahimsa Try to move soul towards divine consciousness and liberation

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Unit 8 Islamic Art

Unit 8 Islamic Art.

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SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACTS OF TOURISM

SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACTS OF TOURISM. SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACTS OF TOURISM. INTRODUCTION The socio-cultural impacts are the effects on host communities of direct and indirect relations with tourists, and of interaction with the tourism industry.

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Islam

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Traditional Knowledge at the International Level

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Religions of South Asia

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World Religions

World Religions. What is religion?. A religion is a set of beliefs in an ultimate reality and a set of practices used to express those beliefs. Religion is a key component of culture. Why do we study religion?. Its an important component of civilization

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Traditional beliefs of the Nenets

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Thin Places: Exploring Celtic Spirituality

Thin Places: Exploring Celtic Spirituality. Presented by Debbie Kolacki of Practical Church Resources, formerly the Parish Resource Center of LI. Who were the Celts?. Celtic religion. Polytheistic Number three and multiples Sacred places Nature and time Afterlife.

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Judaism

Judaism. Tradition. Early Beginnings. Abraham Approximately 1800 B.C. Covenant with God Descendants Isaac Jacob (Israel) 12 Tribes Land of Canaan. Slavery and Exodus. Hebrews were enslaved by the Egyptians (Hyksos). Moses 10 Plagues Led Hebrews out of Egypt

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Homer & Aristophanes

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Syria

Syria. Haley Beeler. Land. Location: Middle East, bordering the Mediterranean Sea, between Lebanon and Turkey Landforms: Desert Plateau; narrow coastal plain; mountains in the west; wetlands. http://www.multimedia-publishing.com/history_of_syria_files/image005.jpg. Euphrates River, Syria.

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Title: Australian Aboriginal Religion

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World Religions

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Nominalisation

Nominalisation. Changing verbs or other words to nouns. What is Nominalisation ?. Nominalisation is the process in which words are changed into nouns It changes the focus of the text from the action to the object or concept

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