EPISODE 1: A WORLD OF HEROES
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Introductory Journey to the Land , History and people of the Bible to understand the events and situations that form the background for God’s saving acts recorded in the Bible. Speaker: Fr. Toy Manglangit OFM (www.bibleheroes.net)
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ART OF MESOPOTAMIA
Sumer
Akkad
Babylonia
Assyria
Persia
This land “kindled the imagination of inquiring spirits to such a degree that it was in Mesopotamia that archaeology as an art of excavation celebrated its initial triumph.”
– C. W. Ceram, Gods, Graves, and Scholars – The Story of Archaeology
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Put as much as you would like to know
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- Bulleted lines are recommended
Terms:
for terms in boldrefer to the Glossary at the end of your textbook. Put a bookmark and use Glossary often.
Today, the Middle East is back on the stage of History. The future of the Western civilization that started here five thousand years ago – largely depends on the geopolitical outcome in this area. Every day we hear the names of these countries in media news.
Make sure you know where they are located.
Extra Credit
(Yes, we are going to start right with this opportunity!)
I encourage you to
watch this introductory video (5:30)
and make notes
.
It will be very helpful in forming an overview of this complex section.
(It will also bring you 1 point)
Your 5-Statement Notes
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LESSON in GEOGRAPHY
Look closely at the modern time map of
Middle East
(here) and at the map of ancient
Near East
(in your book).
Note:
Mesopotamia
is the historical name of the land in
Iraq.
Use to the map in your text to find all cultures we read about.
ART OF THE ANCIENT
NEAR EAST
Important issues you should know.
·
Historic
(as opposed to
prehistoric
) societies are marked by a
written language
(main criteria)
·
Term
civilization
is used to designatea culture (historic society) with a rather complex social structure, writing, agriculture, and bronze tools.
·
Invention of
bronze
(smelt of lead and tin) allowed for better weapons and lead to the emergence of larger empires.
·
The first ancient civilizations of
Mesopotamia
and
Egypt
had emerged almost at the same time lasted some three thousand years (the last 3 millennia B.C.)
·
Difference in their geographical location determined different historical paths and distinctive art forms.
“The
Nile Valley
of
Egypt
was protected by formidable deserts, making it possible for the Egyptians to enjoy thousands of years of relatively unbroken self-rule.”
“The
Tigris-Euphrates valley
of
Mesopotamia
, however, was vulnerable to repeated invasions; the area was ruled by a
succession of different peoples
.”
(Prebles’ ARTFORMS, Patrick Frank, 2011)
·
Mesopotamia
means “
between the rivers
”
.
Study Greek
to Understand Terms
mesos
–
middle
(as you already know
from
Meso
lithic)
potamos
– river
Sumer
-
Akkad
–
Babylonia
-
Assyria
-
Persia
.
(You should know this chain of cultures coexisting and succe ...
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EPISODE 1: A WORLD OF HEROES
- 2. THY WORD IS A LAMP UNTO MY FEET AND A LIGHT UNTO MY PATH. THY WORD IS A LAMP UNTO MY FEET AND A LIGHT UNTO MY PATH,
- 3. Episode 1 A World of Heroes
- 5. The Land EUROPE ASIA AFRICA
- 6. Sumer Egypt Assyria Persia Babylon
- 8. The Land
- 10. History
- 11. Potter’s wheel
- 13. BRONZE AGE Early Bronze (3300-1950 BCE) Middle Bronze (1950-1539 BCE) Late Bronze (1539-1200) IRON AGE Iron Age I (1200-950 BCE) Iron Age II (950-586 BCE)
- 16. People
- 20. Guided reflection * greatness of being small * making sense when nothing seems to * God’s handiwork and his presence in each culture
- 21. “ HOMEWORK” What’s the difference? REVELATION and INSPIRATION CANON and CODEX REDACTION and COMPILATION
- 22. THY WORD IS A LAMP UNTO MY FEET AND A LIGHT UNTO MY PATH. THY WORD IS A LAMP UNTO MY FEET AND A LIGHT UNTO MY PATH,
Editor's Notes
- Intro, Title slide