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why does civilisation related to provocation?

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what kind of blood does Parton warrior drink?(pig blood, human blood etc......)

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Why does Egyptian people wear so much clothes? Aren't they hot in the summer if they wear so much?

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What does civilisation mean? what is the connection between civilisation and culture

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Are the pharophs body still in the coven and not turned into sand?

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Did spartanian warriors sleep? (They have wars almost every day)

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How do people know what beliefs there use to be in the past and still follow their beliefs?
Did people know how to speak different languages back in time?
Why do people still use ancient ways to do things?
Is it illegal to break anything ancient? (Today)

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If the rich people ate flamingo and drank expensive wine, what did the poor people eat?

How did the aqueduct work?

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Are the mummies still in the tombs?

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How can the evidence be used to make connections?

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I wanted to know why people in that time wore these leather armour instead of metal armour used for the helmet?

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if we have different societies, why would we have a war and at last live together again?

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Why do people charge a lot for wine?

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1. How can Egyptians become Gods?
2. How long does it take to complete the process of placing a mummified person in a tomb with the different objects for their afterlife?

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How many years did it take to build the pyramid

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Are there any inventions from the past that are still here now; however, humans have renewed that invention? If so, what are the invention(s)?

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- Which one of these times (civilisations), goes first? (time line)   

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- Which one of these times (civilisations), goes first? (time line)   

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Austin Chan

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When and when was the aqueduct created? what is the purpose for building it?

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When and when was the aqueduct created? what is the purpose for building it?

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Austin Chan

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when did the pyramid was build?

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What happened when the roman and Greek overlap. And when?

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are we going to learn more about civilisation from the past and the concepts?

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What are the different ways of structure building in different times?
Austin Chan

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why did the people smack the roof for the building?

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Why does the people want to mummified the guy instead of burring him in the soil without mummifying the guy?

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1. How many years does it takes to build the pyramid ?

2. How many types of math did Egypt invented ?

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How did the Roman civilisation effect the world now in 2021?

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what do
Spartans do when they aren't fighting

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If legion's have praetor's what rank would they be

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How old is Japanese civilisation?

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Miss Jaclyn said rich people eat flamingo and some expensive wine.Then what do poor people eat?

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Who was the first Egyptian royalty and the last one from ancient Egypt.

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Did roman woman usually had to do household work around the house they stay in unless there male friends go out with time or else they have to be at the house they live in?

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why are roman gods similar to greek gods?

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Why do the rich in Ancient Roman eat flamingo meat?

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Why do the rich in Ancient Roman eat flamingo meat?

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Why do people in Ancient Greek dip their bread in wine or olive oil?

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Why do people in Ancient Greek dip their bread in wine or olive oil?

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How did people in Ancient Roman invent Aqueduct?

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How did people in Ancient Roman invent Aqueduct?

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Did the spartan believe in many gods or only one?

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How did Spartans choose their own Army/Team of Soldiers?

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-Ivan

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Did the Greek people have a religion in the Ancient times?

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How did people in the past form different societies and connections?

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How did they come up with the idea of an aquaduct? 

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How did they come up with the idea of an aquaduct? 

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-Ivan

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How did they come up with the idea for a waterduct?

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How did they come up with the idea for a waterduct?

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Are pipes modified versions of waterducts?

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Are pipes modified versions of waterducts?

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-How did Egyptians create hieroglyphics?
-Where do the materials used for wrapping bodies (mummifying) come from?
-Do people nowadays still use hieroglyphics?

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-What are the Colosseum and Pantheon used for?

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How did Egyptians build so many large structures like the Sphinx and the Giza Pyramid without any technology?

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Which civilisation invented the tory and how they got the idea.

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Why did the Greeks respect the few selected gods so much like Zeus, Ares, Artemis, ETC...

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Write down 1 memorable fact you found from the research activity yesterday.

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Write down 1 memorable fact you found from the research activity yesterday

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Write down 1 memorable fact you found from the research activity yesterday

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Write down 1 memorable fact you found from the research activity yesterday

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Write down 1 memorable fact you found from the research activity yesterday

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From 2350 BC for Tax and Accounting Purposes

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This is a clay tablet showing a map of the Mesopotamian world in cuneiform inscription.

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Clay tablet- Sumer

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Clay Tablet-Sumer

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This is from Ancient Egypt this is how they use to write back in old times.

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Ancient Sumer artefact that symbolise what writing was like back then

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Statue fragment beariing incised cuneiform inscription of Amar-Sin - Google Arts & Culture

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Ancient Egyptians Hieroglyphics

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Felt rug form hunnu empire

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Clay Tablet-Sumer

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This is a clay tablet

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This is a very old Egypt bid stone with many old writing.

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This tablet show us writing in anchient sumer

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Proto-Cuneiform tablet with seal impressions: administrative account of barley distribution with cylinder seal impression of a male figure, hunting dogs, and boars - Google Arts & Culture

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Ancient Chinese fan

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Ancient Romen writing

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Egyptians Writing

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Cuneiform Tablet- Sumer (again)

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This is a very old roman writing clay tablet

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Stele of Ushumgal

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

New York City, United States

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Book of the Dead for the Singer of Amun, Nany

The Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City, United States

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Roman Empire Writing

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2048 BC Record of the Account Bamu

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Mace head with two bull's heads

ca. 2900–2700 B.C.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

New York City, United States

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Papyrus Ryerson Inscribed with Book of the Dead Spells

Late Period, 400-300 BC

Oriental Institute Museum
Chicago, United States

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This is a scroll of the hieroglyphics writing back in Ancient Egypt.

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This is a old Mayan Hieroglyph words people use back then.

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This is another tablet from the Sumer artifacts

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Becky

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This is a statue head of a man that’s form the Sumer artifacts

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A receipt for a straw in Ancient Sumer

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Copper foundation-Sumer (Again....)

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Egyptian writing

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This is the symbols on a clay tablet made in Sumer.

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Babylon Empire Writing

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This is a ancient tablet from the Sumer civilisation

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Cuneiform tablet: administrative account with entries concerning malt and barley groats - Google Arts & Culture

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