Rust And Copper Artifact

This artifact is in Libon. This statue is dedicated to Henry the Navigator. He sent a lot of people to go discover parts of the new world. Because of Henry the Navigator, Portugal conquered Brazil. He was very important to Portugal and the exploration era.

The Mold Gold Cape is a gold cape found in Mold, North Wales thought to have been made between 1900 to 1600 C.E.(MacGregor, pg 117) The dimensions of the cape are 23.5 centimetres high 46 .5 centimeters wide and 28 centimeters in depth, it looks like a gold short Poncho that goes over the head and has a thin gold plating to it. From how the metal looks you can tell that it was struck from The inside out to create the rivets and holes that you can see. The cape was found with amber beads,bronze fragments ,and the gold cape on a skeleton when it was found in 1833 by some local stone workers. Because of the people who found the object the cape was split into multiple pieces and it took the British Museum of London over a hundred years

This plate was made around 1636. The culture from which it was found was the Wanapum tribe. The wanapum tribe was an Indian tribe that lived in Oregon. The Wanapum tribe used to make all of their tools they made utensils, plates, cups, weapons, and other tools. This particular plate was made for eating on a wedding it is a dark green color with a dark blue bottom. These colors were thought to have been good luck for the married couple. The plate was have to been thought to have been broken around 1640. The tribe was attacked by Americans and nothing was left after but a few plates. The plate was used for self defense against an

Copper is neither particularly loyal or intelligent, but he is an excellent fighter. Recruited by the

Copper-alloy basin with Christian and Islamic motifs, probably northern Iraq, mid-13th century AD. (1247-1249), brass inlaid with silver, H: 22.5 x 50.0 x 50.0 cm. Probably Damascus, Syria. The Freer Gallery of Art Museum, Smithsonian Institution.

With Atahualpa as their hostage, the Spaniards began sacking the city, stripping sacred religious objects from the temples of the sun and moon. Atahualpa, saw that the Spaniards valued gold and silver so highly. Therefore he made Pizarro an offer he knew he could not refuse. In exchange for his freedom, The Emperor promised to fill his massive prison cell with gold that extended as high as Pizarro could reach his hand with two rooms with silver. This was one of the artifacts that was there. I picked this artifact because it looks unique and different I’m tired of always seeing the same stuff so I decided to chose this one.

The artifact that caught my attention and prompted me to further research these

Section Assignment 3.4 Part F – The Reaction of Iron Nails with a Copper Solution

Standing at a height of twelve inches tall, this Vessel was one of many Aztec artifacts form 1300 A.D. It is made from brown earthenware clay and is painted with red with intricate details in black. It was used to represent death and the power in it, through the red and black paint. This piece is highly polished to show the black and red color contrast. This vessel was from The Aztec who was inspired by the horror of blood and death. On this piece, as well as of the other pieces in this collection, there is a stamp of the horror of death, to express that there is no higher brutality than the deceased. This stamp signifies the religious and cultural significances of the Aztec barbarians since it displays the warrior of a cruel God and that they

Symbolism used in the artifact, is not immediately apparent, as you are taking by the colorfulness of the artifact, however, as you begin to take in the artifact, you notice little

The object I discovered is a small metal object with a decorative shape. It has some sort of metal spring inside and is composed of two metal sections in similar size and shape connected by a hinge, with a screw connected to the bottom of one piece. I can assume that this object was most likely used for holding a thin object using the spring to keep it in place. The screw, however, might have been inserted into a holder of some sort in order to keep both the object being held and the holder in place.

This unknown piece of art is the Lukasa (memory board). Created by the Mbudye Society “men of memory”, an elite society of men who belong to the Luba peoples. This people group are from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. They created this piece somewhere between the 19th and 20th century C.E. It consists of wood. The piece from the AP 250 is much like the unknown work as it is also a Lukasa (memory board). Created by the Mbudye Society of the Luba peoples, it is from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is also believed to have been from the 19th and 20th centuries C.E. It’s made of wood, beads, and metal. Both of these pieces of art are from the same group of people and have the same use. They are a part of a mass collection of artifacts that are similar.

The main center of interest for this piece is definitely the deep, strange scratches in the body. It

In the fifth reaction, 2.29 g of zinc was added to the copper (II) sulfate solution under the fume hood. The balanced equation for this reaction is written as followed:

helmets in case some of the lighting in the mine goes out leaving a miner