Indian Temple Mound
In the heart of downtown Fort Walton Beach, Florida lies a magnificent hill of earth created by prehistoric Native Americans as a political and religious center. Built about 1,400 AD, this structure of earth is known today as The Indian Temple Mound. This temple mound represents one of the most outstanding artifacts left by the early inhabitants of the area. Not only is it thought to be the largest mound located on saltwater, but also it could possibly be one of the largest prehistoric earthworks on the Gulf Coast. Many events that took place so long ago in the past have been discovered due to the objects found in this mound. In 1961, The Indian Temple Mound Museum was built. This museum was the first municipally owned museum in the State of Florida. Today the museum has a two-dollar charge to enter, yet it has become one of leading
recreational factors in which draws people from around the world to the area of Fort Walton Beach, Florida. The museum houses interpretive exhibits depicting 10,000 years of Native American occupation. Over 6,000 artifacts of bone, stone, clay, and shell are found within this museum, as well as the largest collection of Fort Walton Period ceramics in the Southeastern United States. Although every artifact present in The Indian Temple Mound Museum offers clear evidence of cultural sophistication and artistic skill, the more interesting artifacts I encountered were the Ware Human Effigy Urn, the Buck Burial Mound Urn...
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The supernatural tell Macbeth prophecies about his upcoming fate. These prophecies awake his deep inner ambitions so he does not doubt the witches and decides to take action to make his fate come true. The witches influence Macbeth's decisions by playing on his secret ambitions. Macbeth and Banquo are met by the three witches. They are told that Macbeth will become the Thane of Cawdor and then the king of Scotland. They greet Macbeth by saying "All hail Macbeth, hail to thee, Thane of Glamis / All hail Macbeth, hail to thee, Thane of Cawdor / All hail Macbeth, that shalt be king hereafter" (1. 3. 46-48). Macbeth is told by the witches that he will become the Thane of Cawdor then after he will become the king of Scotland. He does not express any feelings of distrust towards the witches. These words spoken by the witches lead Macbeth to start thinking about his secret ambitions to become king. Another time the witches' prophecy has an influence on Macbeth is when Duncan thanks, Macbeth and Banquo for their heroic actions during the battle. He then names Malcolm as the Prince of Cumberland. Macbeth expresses his joy for Malcolm but to himself, he indicates that Malcolm is a problem he will have to solve if he wants to become king. After hearing the news about Duncan, Macbeth thinks to himself
To begin with, Henderson’s game-winning goal shaped modern hockey. Specifically, Canada was under the assumption that they were going to beat the USSR easily, but that all changed when they realized the Soviets could actually play well. It brought both teams together and the Russian influence on the NHL began with that series (Recsey). As a result of how...
Ironically the burial ground’s discovery came from a land of no significance to prime, for an intended thirty-four-story federal office building. An environmental impact statement set off archeological test excavations, by producing an 18th century map delivering necessity to substantiate or disprove survival of a “Negro’s Burial Ground” (Kutz 1994).
At the time of 1980, a rule was in place that no professional hockey players could play in the Olympics; however, the Soviets were able to dodge this rule by claiming that their government-trained players were recruited from the amateur Central Army hockey club (Herb Brooks-Miracle Man). The American team consisted of a bunch of rag-tag college kids and amateurs while most of the players on the Soviet team had been practicing together for a decade and were coached in the finest training facilities in the world (Herb Brooks-Miracle Man). Many people are unaware of just how great the Soviet team was at this time in history (Russell). They had won eight of the past nine Olympic gold medals and five of the last seven world championships (Herb Brooks-Miracle Man). They defeated the NHL’s All-Stars, an American hockey team packed of the professional league’s star players, just the following year by a huge margin (Russell). The Soviets were even nicknamed the “Big Red Machine”, because th...
There has been a lot of controversy regarding human remains and the field of archaeology for some time. The Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) protect the Native American’s rights over their human remains and cultural items. Proposed by the Morris Udall, former Congress Member for Arizona second District, NAGPRA was passed by the Congress in November 1990. The congress’ intention was to facilitate the repatriation of the Native Americans skeleton and cultural remains that were held in museums and federal agencies. In compliance with the Act, anthropologists returned several skeletal remains that were conserved in their study laboratories and museums to the respective Native tribes. In 1998, for example, the University of Nebraska repatriated over 1702 cultural artifacts to the affiliated Native Americans (Niesel 1). This was a significant blow to the scientific and anthropology studies as it marked the loss of necessary resources in unraveling the development of the human being.
With the subject, the interview can take place in a warm and empathic atmosphere, without confrontation, requiring the active participation of the subject. An empathic therapeutic attitude allows the subject to express of difficulties, his feelings. I would try to perceive things through the patient's eyes, putting myself in his place to understand what he can feel. Thus, the person can feel appreciated and will be more willing to open and share their experiences, allowing the therapist to visualize his or her resources, weak points in the process of change and beliefs around Alcohol consumption. In a motivational therapeutic interview, I must not directly confront the person on his tendency to trivialize, even deny, his problems of alcohol. I must assume that the final decision of change belongs to the subject. The defensive arguments put forward by the question in the face of change are not
The people of the Indus Valley were part of an advanced civilization. One artifact that proves that the Indus Valley Civilization was advanced, is the sewer system. They had an advanced aqueduct system that brought the dirty water from the great bath and other houses out of the civilization. This proves that they were part of an advanced civilization because not a lot of other civilizations were able to remove dirty water by using a sewage system. Another example of an artifact that proves that the Civilization is advanced is the homes that they lived in. They were able to stack stories on top of another and were able to build larger homes. This made them able to use an more efficient use of space. The richer citizens lived in bigger, multi
The most important aspect of motivational interviewing is collaboration. The collaboration approach is when the counselor listens to the patient and determine how motivated they are to change their behavior. Most times the counselor chooses to agree with the patient’s choice because they believe that they will realize that they are making the wrong decisions eventually. There are a few ingredients that makes up the spirit of motivational interviewing and they are collaboration, evocation, and autonomy. Ambivalence is the biggest hurdle that patients must get over. This causes many problems such as being uncomfortable, and being uncomfortable causes up to stop doing the things you know you is
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This paper will discuss what motivational interviewing is , who developed motivational interviewing and why it was developed. In addition, the most important aspects of motivational interviewing will be covered. Furthermore, the paper will discuss how I hope to use motivational interviewing in the future. At the conclusion of the paper the reader should have a better understanding of motivational interviewing.
Here we see Macbeth's ambitions begin to appear. He begins to consider the possibility of becoming king! There is a chance that King Duncan might choose Macbeth, a cousin, as his successor, but Macbeth’s hopes are destroyed when Duncan names his son, Malcolm.
The tragedy of Macbeth opens up with him returning home from a victorious military battle, displaying his honor and excellence. This is, also the first time he is presented with the opportunity for power. His success covered him with glory in defense of the crown. Macbeth is busily basking in his own glory and soaking up credit when Duncan basically steals his spotlight from right over his head, proclaiming Malcolm, Duncan's son, as the heir-apparent. This action also belittles Macbeth's achievement, since the procession of the throne is not necessarily dictated by bloodlines. Duncan is basically announcing that Macbeth, while noble, is inferior to his son Malcolm. This is where Duncan provokes Macbeth to hate him and also points out what Macbeth must do to become King. Duncan even tempts Macbeth, by pronouncing him as the Thane of Cawdor. This gives Macbeth a taste of power and he begins to have a desire for more. This desire or ambition is his fatal flaw. Shakespeare, by using Macbeth as a guide, shows that even the honorable men can fall into the hands of evil just like everyone else. No one is safe from his or her own ambitions of power and success. It is clear that Macbeth ends up a far more brutal and simple...
It is relatively easy to see the repression of blacks by whites in the way in which the little black boy speaks and conveys his thoughts. These racial thoughts almost immediately begin the poem, with the little black boy expressing that he is black as if bereaved of light, and the little English child is as white as an angel. The wonderful part of these verses is the fact that the little black boy knows that his soul is white, illustrating that he knows about God and His love.
This whole situation comes about because of three witches who wanted to cause trouble for Macbeth. They knew all along what would happen to him in the end. Macbeth is ambitious and the witches played upon that by promising Macbeth great things, such as becoming the king of Scotland, and Thane of Cawdor. Immediately after he talks with the witches, he is by chance entitled, Thane of Cawdor. Macbeth now believes in the witches’ words and honestly believes that the crown of Scotland will fall upon him by natural means. This idea goes awry when Duncan names Malcom his heir. Macbeth then, still believing in the witches, goes on with his plan to murder Duncan.