The egg shrank because the water from the egg diffused into the syrup. The water concentration in the egg was higher than the water concentration inside the syrup. Water molecules move from where there’s a lot to where there’s a little water concentration which is called osmosis. This makes vinegar a hypertonic solution. After being left in
ANSWER: The similarities that I have noticed in each of the myths that i have read, is that each myth explains something or even answer a question. Almost all the myths have few characters, and the characters are either gods or humans with supernatural powers. I have also noticed that the myths are influenced by the culture that they are from. The Acropolis in the Daedalus myth, for example, was an important place to the Athenians. In china there is a myth of the creation of the earth called Pan Gu.
The anatomy of the trumpet consisted of gourds at the end of tube creating resonance chambers. In the Mayan society they had many instruments and such as the conch that helped in war, hunting deer, and used in rituals. - Drums (Huehuetl) The drums were used in both the Mayan and Aztec culture as depicted by the picture to the left where an Aztec is using the huehuetl. These drum had their origins from the Mayans who created the drum big with wood making it unfortunate that these instruments never survived. The drums connects to an open resonance chamber without a membrane.
This knife, which is now generally known as Dagger with King's Name, was created by unknown artist around 1560BC. It has bronze blade, wood handle with gold and alabaster decorated on it. The blade is in a slim shape. Although the bronze has gone rusty and deformed over the thousands of years, the curve of the shape still implies how elegant it used to be. There is a vertical line across the blade so we can see the center line of it.
3 The vinegar has a stronger scent than the water and appeared to have a slight change in color but not too noticeable. 4 The laundry detergent was green and cloudy and had a fresh fragrance to it. 5 Beaker 1 contents of 100 ml of water from beaker 1 was mixed with 60 ml of soil through the cheesecloth and it turned light brownish and smelled of soil. All of the water did not pass through the soil though only 70 ml did. 6 Beaker 2 contents of 100 ml of water and 10 ml of oil was poured through a cheesecloth and the water became dark brown, but there was no evidence of oil present in the soil.
While Hohokam pottery occasionally had painted images of animals or humans, Mimbres focused on the use of life form imagery. (2006, p. 34) Many designs depicting figures are beautifully portrayed while the figure itself bears an unfriendly demeanor, which Brody identifies as being “quintessentially Mimbres.” (1983, p. 45) Additionally, while most pottery in the region had a tradition of red on brown, the Mimbres found a way to make white pottery with black pigmented decoration using incredibly fine lines. Lekson (2005) states that while “[Mimbres] pottery itself was not technically remarkable (hand-formed, indifferently finished earthenware),” the black pigmented designs on the white slipped interiors appeal to modern tastes, which is why he views the Mimbres Black-on-white pottery to be the “most appealing, intriguing, and recognizable Native artistic tradition of North America.” (p. 291) Pottery created between A.D. 750 and A.D. 1000 have been classified as being Mimbres Boldface Black-on-white. Items created between A.D. 1000 and A.D. 1150 have been classified as Mimbres Classic Black-on-white. (Brody, 1983, p. 45) The precision and craftsmanship
The Kouros is one of the earliest life-size statuary in the history of Greek Art. Unlike more modern and accurate sculptures the Kourous’s slim waste and pointed arch of its rib cage creates a V shaped ridge of the hips. This form does not depict the budging flesh associated with muscle of the human body. Like many other early
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Krystal Howard Core art history #1 : Khafre enthroned, 4th Dynasty Egypt, c.2520 BCE. Diorite (north site gneiss), height 5’6 1/8”. #2 : Brooklyn College Museum, Kneeling Statue of Senenmut, New Kingdom, Dynasty 18 , joint reign of Hatshepsut and Thutmose 111( circa 1478-1458 B.C) , From Armant, Granite #3 : The similarities between these two pieces of art work are there both from Egyptian Art and from the old and middle kingdom. I chose these two sculptures because they were both made from Charles Edwin Wilbur fund and I wanted to see some of his art work and how he depicted one from another. If you look at Khafre throne he has a lot of symbols around it as well as the kneeling statue of senenmut.
The image does not show the same warmth and initmacy we see in the first painting. A lot of gold is used in the background which gives the illusion of a glow behind the bVirgin and the Christ. There gold around Virgin's neck and wrist looks like jewerly which could be a sign of royalty. Another differnce in the two paintings is the how the bodies are proportioned. The first painting shows the Christ as a little boy with well proportioned body, however, in Pietro's work you see Christ's lower body longer than his upper body.