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Choosing The Right Grommet Type For Your Application We have seen it already in many places. Also, we have already used it many times for day-to-day applications. Anyway, people don't know the name of it. Well, we refer to the Grommet here. Are you confused now? OK, go to your bathroom and take a closer look at the bathtub curtain! The curtain moves along the bar on which it is on thanks to a few metal rings. We call those metal rings; Grommet. You can see similar items on your shoes. Anyway, those

Object 139443 is an anatomical votive (Appendix 1) and is currently part of the collection of the British Museum (British Museum, 2016). It is a life-sized replica of a right hand, cast out of bronze, and has a six-line dedicatory inscription carved into it post-casting. The inscription is indicative that its intended use was as a votive offering to the god Ta’lab Riyam (Appendix 1). The language used in the inscription is Sabaic. Traditionally, this was the language of the Sabaean kingdom (Stevenson

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The Star of Lanka is discovered in Ratnapura. It is named by Royal Ontario Museum. The color of the star is dark blue. In Fact, the pure corundum is actually colorless, but when the amount of iron and titanium ions increases to 0.01%, it appears a blue color. There are also various color star sapphires in existence, such as pink, violet, yellow, green and black star sapphire. Sapphire is very useful in a many ways. For example can to make them as jewels or can be used on the phone screens, vases

Non-ferrous metals were the first metals used by humans for metallurgy. Gold, silver and copper existed in their native crystalline yet metallic form. These crystals, though rare, are enough to attract the attention of humans. Less susceptible to oxygen than most other metals, they can be found even in weathered outcroppings. Copper was the first metal to be forged; it was soft enough to be fashioned into various objects by cold forging, and it could be melted in a crucible. Gold, silver and copper

From the latest Rio Tinto’s financial year report, the miner is previously stated it iron ore shipments would approach 350 million tons in 2015 and also they made an announcement approaching to it. That would scale exports down to 340 million due to weather. Rio Tinto is suffering expansion programs at its Western Australian and Canadian operations to increase iron ore production. Rio Tinto is seeking to produce 360 million tons annually and has recently completed the infrastructure expansion to

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We are in the age of peak metals. Our sources for metal are rapidly running out. The resources are scarce. The good news is that metal can be recycled limitlessly. In the article “Peak Metals: Metals Recycling Generates Green Jobs and Cuts CO2 emissions, written by Joyce Nelson, she discusses the positives of recycling and worries. Even though sources are running low you can always recycle metal. All metals and minerals can be recycled. There is no limit on how many times you can recycle metal.

Angelic Zhang ARH 201-01 Professor Keely Heuer April 25th 2016 Gold Jewelry Humans started to learn how to use items to decorate themselves in the distant past. They used items they found like fish bones, stones and shells as ornaments worn on their bodies. Later, they started to use pearls, gemstones, gold and silver as the raw material of jewelry. In ancient Egypt and Greece, they worked with a great quantity of gold to make jewelry. Although jewelry of these two countries were made of the same

The history of wearing and crafting jewelry stems back to the beginnings of human civilization. Ancient humans wore jewelry made out of feathers, shells, bones, and colored pebbles, and were used to symbolize wealth and power amongst the tribes (LeGrand). These early humans believed that if they adorned their bodies with various trophies from their hunts that it would bring them good luck in future hunts. As time progressed, the Greeks and Romans used various metals and stones to craft jewelry pieces