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    Artefacts at a burial site can portray what an ancient culture found important in life and their beliefs about death. Using evidence from the tomb of the First Emperor of China we can gain insight about life in China during his reign. Emperor Qin Shi Huang is arguably the greatest leader in Chinese history. Qin unified China, gave China its name, built large sections of the Great Wall of China, initiated sweeping reforms, improved roadways (Konstam, 2008, p. 123), produced weapons with blast furnaces

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    The "Tomb Raider" reboot release date isn't until two years from now, but it's safe to say that it looks like the film is shaping up to be a good one. The latest news surrounding hte upcoming Alicia Vikander movie is that they've found the actor to play the villain. The news comes via Variety, which reports that "The Hateful Eight" star Walton Goggins is already in final talks with Warner Bros., MGM, and GK Films to take on the yet-unnamed villainous role in the film. The "Tomb Raider" reboot is

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    The monument of the Tomb of Emperor Qin tells us about early Chinese religious beliefs and practices. The mound itself remains unexcavated except for some test trenches, but researchers believe it contains a vast underground funerary palace designed to match the fabulous palace the emperor occupied in life. It was not taken into account the seriously until the discovery of pits around the tomb filled with more than 6,000 life-size painted terracotta figures of soldiers and horses, as well as bronze

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    something that had interested to me. Then I had got the tomb of king tut's tomb I had thought that I would be boring, but Mrs.Clayton had convinced me to stay with it because when she said that it might have a curse so I had to keep it. I am guessing that their is a curse, but not a myth. If their is a curse it would be super cool, so if I ever go I could see if there is a curse. I think that about 7 people have died from seeing king tut’s tomb. If there is a huge myth I will be so angry. If there

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    The Tomb of the Unknown Solider is located Arlington National Cemetery which stands atop of a hill overlooking Washington, DC. The Tomb symbolizes all those who were lost or rendered unidentifiable by the action of war. It is there to represent all the missing and unknown service member who made the ultimate sacrifice of giving their lives, but also their identities to protect our country’s freedoms. On March 4, 1921 Congress approved for the burial of an unidentified American solider from World

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    The infamous tomb of Paris, one that can be described as morbidly beautiful. The Catacombs were not originally a place of bones and memorials, but a quarry. Many workers dig throughout the quarries using many of its resources, but at the time did not realize it would weaken the stability of the ground. During this time as they were digging through the quarries, they were having a difficult time with graves, with them becoming too full and overflowing. During a massive rainstorm, the city was in complete

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    The Tomb of the Unknown is an honorable place to go to where many missing or unidentified soldiers are buried. The buried men have served our country in one or many wars. They should be recognized because they took their own time in their own life to help fight against evil and wrong. In fact, every single soldier who has put a part into fighting for the USA should be remembered. I would definitely want to put the wreath on the stand because it would be an honor and also shows how our school and

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    A new Tomb Raider film has been announced, starring Alicia Vikander as Lara Croft. The new entry in the series brings Lara Croft back to the big screen for the first time since 2003. Croft, who is arguably the most famous heroine in gaming, has been subject to sexism throughout the history of the Tomb Raider series. Recent games have moved away from portraying Croft as a sex symbol. With Vikander attached to the film, producers can go either direction. They can feed into the sexism that once plagued

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    Hart Crane, a poet at heart, is the author of the poem, “At Melville’s Tomb”, an ode poem to Herman Melville. Herman Melville was a sailor in the youth and and later in his life wrote the famous novel, “Moby Dick”(pbs.org). “At Melville’s Tomb” is a poem that talks about Herman Melville’s life: from his early life to his death. The poem’s theme is about how the sea cannot take everything away from Melville. Crane uses symbolism, allusion, and even juxtaposition to help further explain the theme of

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    EXPLORE IN DETAIL A POEM WHICH EXPRESSES DOUBT OR UNCERTAINTY IN RELATIONSHIPS In Phillip Larkin’s An Arundel Tomb, the themes of doubt and uncertainty are juxtaposed against immortality and ever – lasting love. Written and published in 1964, Larkin’s ekphrastic poem depicts a pair of memorial effigies in Chichester Cathedral. Whilst an uncertain relationship between the earl and countess can be suggested through the phrases: ‘… scrap of history’ and ‘[t]heir final blazon’, a raw – emotional one

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