Heritage Hollow Summary

Jamestown The Buried Truth, was an exciting book that unearthed the lost James Fort that was established in the early 17th century. It was told by the lead Archaeologist of the Jamestown Rediscovery Project, William M. Kelso, published by the University of Virginia Press in, 2006. Kelso tells the journey of this twelve year project of discovering Jamestown in preparation for the 400th anniversary back in 2007. Along the way they found the graves of seventy people, artifacts, trash pits, armor, evidence of the “starving time,” the fort and other pieces of significant evidence.

In the first passage, the Okefenokee Swamp is described with a wide variety of diction. Its features are mentioned with a neutral tone and simply describe what the place looks like. In the second passage, Okefenokee Swamp is portrayed as an unpleasant setting with many disturbing features. Each passage describes the area with a different purpose and a different view. The first passage from the Encyclopedia Britannica has an objective tone, while the second passage has a detestable tone and is subjective.

In the movie Tombstone Wyatt Earp is made to appear like a hero who does his heroic acts in a way that could make him seem like a criminal. In the film Wyatt is seen shooting and killing people out of what seems like vengeance. But like all hero movies the Tombstone film also follows a hero quest. A hero’s quest is a outline of what the hero goes through in his journey. The hero’s quest contains the three crucial parts of the separation, the initiation, and the return.

Located in present day Collinsville, Illinois is Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site, which was once home to the largest city north of Mexico from 700 to 1400 A.D. Settled by the Mississippian people, today their decline remains a mystery. First visited in 1811 by traveler Henry Brackenridge and considered the “discoverer of Cahokia” only in the sense that he wrote several papers and articles about the findings to the public’s attention. After walking around the mounds, Brackenridge described that the locations of the last inhabitants were clearly visible to him, as were fragments of their tools and utensils. Many extensive archeological excavations and several case study theories have come about through the years as to why this magnificent ancient metropolis faced such demise.

The Vietnam Veterans of America is a charity in Georgia that serves all veterans and we will ask them to donate used clothes, shoes, appliances and other household items to soldiers and service men and women. We will appeal to the Coastal Habitat for Humanity to donate time and equipment to build houses for low-income residents. United Way will collaborate with CAT to give free bus passes to those struggling financially, but are trying to get to work and achieve economic independence. We will appeal to Toys R Us to donate educational games and toys to the several YMCAs we support as well as the Greenbriar Children’s Center, Hodge Memorial Day care center as well as dozens of the other school readiness and youth academic programs that United Way supports.

The Pine Grove Preserve Memorial is located in Falmouth, Maine. Designed by Huger Elliot, a notable Philadelphia architect and artist, the monument is a small granite marker with a bronze plaque. In addition to the marker, George Woodward (the sponsor of the monument), gifted the town of Falmouth twenty-seven acres of forest to be made into a preserve dedicated to the memory of his son, and nephew.

Stanley is a Mexican-American boy; he emigrated from Mexico with his parents and siblings. Stanley talks about living in Mexico. He reports that he remembers living there and that he enjoyed it. Stanley reported that his parents did not have very much money and they did not have very much food and he did not have very many clothing items to wear. Stanley reports that he enjoys visiting Mexico, but does not want to live there again. He is very proud of his heritage. Cooking Mexican food with his mother is one of his favorite things to do. Being Hispanic for Stanley is a sense of pride and resiliency this is often common for people who identify as an ethnic minority. This writer used this sense of pride and resiliency to aid Stanley in his treatment. This writer allowed Stanley to talk about his heritage and culture. This writer vocalized to Stanley that it was as strength of his to know so much about his heritage and be proud of his culture (Hotez, 2008)

Domestic Violence Shelter and Services, Inc. (DVSS) is a nonprofit agency located in Wilmington North Carolina. DVSS provide support services, shelter, public education, and prevention services to citizens of New Hanover County. The agency has two locations, the Open Gate located at 2901 Market Street, and a women and children’s shelter located in an undisclosed location. DVSS operates three for profit resale stores. Vintage Values stores are located at 413 South College Road #9, 5226 South College Road #10, and 609 Castle Street. All proceeds support the operation of the shelter and its programs (M. Lama, personal communication, November 8, 2013).

The one-minute heritage video titled ‘Heritage Minutes: Terry Fox’ goes on to talk about Fox’s journey through Canada with an amputated leg while raising money for cancer research. The video shows not only Fox but many people supporting his journey which not only included Canadians watching his marathon but also family members who came along during the journey and assisting with keeping track of funds, his length and also his health. It is evident that this had taken place in Canada as there were many Canadian symbols throughout the film and was also mentioned. However, it is hard to tell the exact location as to where everything took place. We can notice the various weather conditions that were seen throughout the film which ranged from rainy to sunny days. We can also note that the video had been filmed during many times of the day. In the beginning, we see Fox running on an empty road before sunrise and then we progress into a busier time period

Culture is important in identifying what type of background a person has come from as well defining some aspects of a person's personality. Therefore, there are numerous locations that center on different types of cultures in society where one can reflect upon culture and humanity in places known as cultural centers. There are numerous types of cultural centers within the Orange County area, one of these being the Winter Garden Heritage Museum, located in downtown Winter Garden on Plant Street. I had the fortunate opportunity in visiting the Winter Garden Heritage Museum and was fascinated by the numerous exhibits they offered.

Jackson, Wyoming was typical small town America. You couldn't spit without hitting a building or several. Yet, unlike most small towns, Jackson was a thriving tourist destination as it served as a gateway to the Grand Teton National Park, Yellowstone National Park, and National Elk Refuge. Though the town itself only hosted close to ten thousand souls. Compared to Miami, Jackson was quaint and serene, his own personal refuge. As sheriff his worst fear was the occasional drunk tourist or rowdy local, as opposed to a barrage of lead. He may still wear his vest, but at least he didn’t have to pop anxiety pills anymore. Well, at least now when he took them it wasn’t because of having lived in Miami.

1970-1990 October 31, 1988 - Poverty Point National Monument in Louisiana is established by President Ronald Reagan in order to preserve some of the most extensive earthworks from prehistoric times in North America. I would like to see this because this is an important part of history where we decide to change things for our country to keep things safe from being damage. This helps the next generation to look at all the artifacts from back then. I would possibly cry to see that actually happen just think being there when the president says that. Wow that would be such a great honor in so many ways that i couldn’t even think of. Thanks to me that men we are able go see such beautiful things. Also if i got to be there for that i would be able

Peele also use the “Sunken Place” as a symbol for the systemic racism that “steals the agency” of Black Africans Americans in today society. The “Sunken Place” is basically a black hole of emptiness that strips Chris of his capability to control his body and lets him only watch the life his body remains living as a passenger. In a quote stated by Daniel Kaluuya, “Just feeling, that’s how being black sometimes feels like. You can’t say what you want to say because you may lose your job and you’re paralyzed in your life. You know? You’re paralyzed in your life, you want to express an emotion, and then it comes out in rage elsewhere, because you internalized it, because you can’t live your truth, and that’s what I’m trying to say is so amazing.”

A large portion of goodwill industries finance is donated items from retail stores. The community’s generous donations of household items and clothing provide the store’s merchandise. Such donations are critical to goodwill industries mission of Colorado Springs, both donating and shopping in their stores,

Primary Qualitative and Quantitative data from a wide range of sources can be analysed to help to evaluate the market of York Dungeons. “Qualitative research examines the attitudes, feelings and motivations of product users” (Proctor, 2012) Focus groups is one method of collecting this type of less structured data which is also usually more flexible than quantitative research. Whereas, Quantitative data is a more structured data gathering method which provides more quantifiable results gathered from larger sample sizes, gathered from computer administered surveys for example. According to M. Weirs, (1984) primary data information is obtained by the researcher for the purposes of the project immediately at hand. This is useful for a business like the dungeons as it can help them to ensure that their consumers are receiving what they want out of the attraction and stay as successful as their competitors.