Carved Stone Balls

Nearly every writer has had new theories about the Stonehenge. Over the years, secrets have been discovered. Archaeologist digs have discovered a lot about Stonehenge. But, we can only guess at how these configurations were used. We can only wonder as to the ceremonies performed around the great stones. Besides, we can only hypothesize as to why Stonehenge was ever constructed. The stones stand over the Salisbury Plane. They stand and have stood for thousands of years. Scientist may never know all the answers to the questions about Stonehenge. Until researches can outlook the footsteps of the people of Stonehenge, we will never answer all of the questions and mysteries surrounding it. Still, the great silent stones dare us to unravel its

The most coherent pieces of evidence that show the rock is represented as a monument and the workers are there because of it are the proportion and how everyone is working hard around it.

came to him: Was it sent here by accident, or am I meant to have it? If

In the previous paragraph I spoke about an archaeological site, it was at this same location that a woman was also found with a quiver holding around forty arrows and an iron dagger at her side. Out of all the graves found at the dig site, about one out of three of the skeletons, were discovered to be female with wounds that hinted at a past that included many battles.

The reading states that there are three theories that explain the purpose and meaning of the carved stone balls and provides three reasons of support. However, the professor states that the three theories are unconvincing and refutes each of the authors' reasons.

The author states about the three theories in which carved stone balls used for, and provides three reasons of support. However, the professor explains that the theories about the use of the carved stones were unconvincing, and refutes each of the author’s reasons.

Research has also provided that Stonehenge was a place of ritualistic healing. Historians and archaeologists argue that this explains the large number of burials in the area and the evidence of trauma deformity in some of the graves. “Isotope analysis indicates that some of the buried individuals were from other regions” (History.com). This proposes the notion of site specificity. The area of Stonehenge must have held ritualistic significant in order for individuals to travel from other regions seeking heeling. The actual quality of the stones located at Stonehenge give historians and archaeologists further insight as to the purpose behind the mysterious Neolithic monument. It was discovered that some of the monument’s stones possessed "unusual

This summer my Law, Economics and Criminal Justice in the United States and China Class traveled to Liaocheng, China for a study abroad program for two weeks, and while we were there we took a tour of the Jade Museum. The Jade Museum is home to the famous gem stone known as Jade, which is a hard, typically green stone use mostly for making jewelry and sculptures. Jade is the most important gem to the Chinese and is regarded as the “Stone of Heaven.” While at the Jade Museum we were able to see how jade was made. We saw several jade pieces being made and sold, and one piece that caught my attention was the jade happiness ball. This is an incredible piece of work. It consists of three separate balls of jade carved within themselves, each

As a child, you can be so traumatized that you will never recover. The trauma can be several different things. But parental failure, mistrust, and abuse are some of the most horrible things a child can be exposed to. Some children are never able to let their traumas go, so they can live on with their lives. And therefor it will keep hunting them for the rest of their existence. Questions like “Why didn’t my mother belief me?”, “Why my?” and a lot of similar questions will always be right there, right in the back of your head. Ready to strike when you least expect it, and in that way, strike the hardest. Exactly like in “Sticks and Stones” where Lewis is wondering what

First, the reading states that scientists found spear points of similar shape and style in both Europe and North America. The professor opposes this point by saying that the shape of the spear points has a similar structure because both Europian and North American hunted large animals, but they follow different processes to make these spears.

What does all this mean? Something quite obvious: that the makers of these stone tools had no other way to arrive in Flores but by sea. That supposes something quite unusual and unexpected.

“The care that the Egyptians took with these stones is what really should be studied. It’s as if they revered the stones more even than they revered the pyramids or their Pharaoh.” (Baum pg 6)

On the other hand, the lecturer disputes this point by clarifying the fact that aithough, the Carved stone ball have uniform size, rarely have they same weight owing to the fact that they have been devised by different type of stones as they couldn't have been utilized as a reliable weight standard.

Both the reading and the lecture discuss the purpose and the meaning of the carved stone balls. The reading gives three theories of the purpose of the ball. The lecture, however, disagrees, and states that those theories are not conceiving.

Most people have heard of the big rocks that are all in one big circle in ‎Wiltshire‎, England. The Stonehenge is considered as one of the greatest wonders of the world. Everyone knows the basics about the Stonehenge, but they do not know that backstory about it or why it was created. There are so many theories about what the Stonehenge was actually created for, but there are a few theories that actually have some evidence behind themit. Even though some people might argue that Stonehenge was a place for healing, Stonehenge was actually a burial site , because the artifacts discovered there suggest that the people buried in the graves may have been religious or political elite.