The Old Ruins

Spain, a place of majestic artwork and structures that truly embrace and utilize the beauty of its homeland. Not only does Spain offer a stunning scenery, there are other activities that can be experienced whilst in Spain. Spain is home to many isolated and unique structures that testament the engineering wonder that the Roman Empire birthed into the world; such as, The Aqueduct of Segovia and the city of Merida.

Quite terrifying though if I may say so myself. To lose your family in the blink of an eye and watch your father slowly go mad and grow sick and not even get a chance to say goodbye. Or get robbed a lot and make moderately good choices but still end up making it where you need to go to get beaten up for a night and then learn where your treasure is. That would suck but not as much as being the only survivor of your

“A chance to see timeless beauty at its best”, a phrase used to describe Spain’s Roman ruins. The ruins still standing offer rich history and show the influence of the Roman Empire. Spain is a wonderful country to visit in order to see Roman ruins because its full of history, culture, and impressive sites.

Pompeii was a City in Italy which overall has a great significance in Roman culture. Pompeii was not famous for its rise or its rule but its destruction. Pompeii was a picture perfect world full of culture and rich history, It was destroyed in AD 79 by a Volcanic eruption from Mount Vesuvius. It was a symbol of Roman culture and has a great influence on the future even though it existed so long ago.

Preservation and Restoration of Ancient monuments and Sites (UNCCPRAMS) grant to assist the conservation, preservation and restoration of Persepolis.

I saw no one. Not a living person was near the cliff. No one could see me if I just walked through the barrier undetected. My gut told me to go back, and get my friends, that I shouldn’t go through the barbed wire gates without someone by my side. But my head was stronger, and I carelessly walked in. Behind the barbed wire gates was an area in the city I’d never seen or remembered the last time I lived there. It looked like one of those military sectors mixed with a secret science lab. The place was enclosed in gates all around. Most of the land was filled with white warehouses and small buildings. What is this place? What is this place? What is this place? Don’t trust this place. This place is dangerous. Stop walking. Stop being annoying and leave. They are after you.

Eventually, it came down to just one person stranded in the village, and that was me. I had spent every day inside for three months until I had almost gone insane. I had started talking to myself and staring at the fire pit when it wasn’t even lit.

I dare not return to my home in Antigo, though even if I wanted to, I can’t say I could, wondering the cold landscape. My life is now an obscenity in the vicinity of nowhere. Scarce food without weapons, for all the game is either too fast to catch or too big to kill. Out in the wild I feel like the pray amongst these seemingly giant creatures. The only person I have to talk to is I myself, but I always seem to hear voices echoing my name through the thick brush and boulders that scatter the wild. The voices stay in my mind, and I find myself screaming back till I become to mute and weak to carry on. Sometimes I’d just break down howling at the man on the moon to give me back my home land to the way it used to be, and to see my family again.

I don’t care if I get rescued anymore. This place has taken everything from me. My best friend, my morals and this island has even brought me to killing people who are just as scared and upset as me. I killed so many littluns. I don’t want to live with that. I am only 12 and I have done all these bad things. My parents will be so mad at me. I probably will never see them again. All the food is gone from this island. All the pigs are dead. There is nothing left to eat. I won’t last another

The text looks to be very interesting experiences, but if it was to be written in a Formalism format, the reader would be bored with the stories and also consider the experiences to be illegal and foolish. The readers would think they are trespassing and vandalizing the ruins. Then readers would start to consider the fact that it’s dangerous and connected to major health risks. For example, the submarine they had went to find shows danger. “The hatch, just as she was poised to emerge, had swung shut, the sealing wheel hitting her on the head.”

Ostia Antica is indeed one of the best preserved archaeological sites in Italy. Nowhere else in the environs of Rome will the visitor gain so full and immediate an idea of the essence and history of an ancient Roman town as amid the ruins of Ostia, Rome's military outpost as well as a domestic landing for cargo boats and warships during the Empire. In the course of centuries the coastline has shifted several miles westwards, but in ancient times Ostia lay directly at the mouth (ostium) of the

Then, where should I escape? Almost all of the Demonic Continent is dangerous... Then... The land of the humans? Well, it seems to be safer than getting chased and given a wanted sign.

Archaeology offers us a very unique perspective on human history and their culture which has contributed immensely to our understanding of both the ancient and the recent past. Archaeology helps us to understand not only when and where people lived on this earth but also why and how they lived. It examines the changes and causes of changed which have occurred in human cultures over time, it seeks patterns and explanations of patterns which explain everything from how and when people first came to inhabit this world. (What is Archaeology, 2016)

London was founded by Brutus of Troy about 1000-1100 B.C. after he defeated the incumbent giants Gog and Magog and the encampment was known as Caer Troia and Troia Nova in which conjunction with pseudo-etymology, was corrupted to Trinovantum, according to the legendary Historia Regum Britanniae which wrote by Geoffrey of Monmouth. The area prior to the Romans was inhabited by the Trinovantes who were the Iron Age.Geoffrey provides prehistoric London with a rich array of legendary kings, such as Lud who, he claims, renamed the town Caer Ludein, from which London was derived, and was buried at Ludgate.

Starting in the ancient cities of Mesopotamia, bronze sculptures have been discovered in these ruins (Sturgis). Many more were discovered in the decorated tombs of the Chinese emperors, the discovered towns of Pompeii and Herculaneum, making a great influence on the Renaissance period (Sturgis). Bronze sculptures during this period came to the vanguard of art. However, many centuries had passed before the necessary tools were created to make bronze casting easier during the nineteenth century of the Industrial Revolution (Sturgis). Because of these utensils, bronze casting sprang to the top of the art world again. In recent times, Paris is known for their bronze sculptures since the middle of the nineteenth century. Factories for bronze casting leapt to the top in Paris in order “to cast editions of bronze sculptures for the hundreds of artists who specialized in bronze” (Sturgis). Paris became the place to go to in order to study this renowned style and have their own sculptured edited to bronze (Sturgis). This desire for the artistic fascination caused creations of many bronze sculptures whose beauty and majesty outshines the sculptures of modern times (Sturgis). Paris in the middle of the nineteenth century held the peak of captivation of this form of art.