Heraldry provides useful evidence for genealogical and local history research in several ways. It can be used to date individuals and events, identify people and branches of families, and provide information on relationships, geographical spread, marriages, and biographical details that are often missing from other records, particularly for women. The document proposes including a course on heraldry in the local history program to teach genealogists and local historians how to utilize heraldic records and symbols found in documents, churches, objects, and other sources.
The document discusses the process of historical inquiry and summarizing information. It provides details on analyzing primary sources, evaluating reliability and credibility of sources, understanding historical context and perspectives, and synthesizing information to construct a narrative account of the past. The benchmarks of historical thinking focus on analyzing significance, continuity and change, causes and consequences, and considering moral dimensions.
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The document discusses the process of historical inquiry and summarizing information. It provides details on analyzing primary sources, evaluating reliability and credibility of sources, understanding historical context and perspectives, and synthesizing information to construct a narrative account of the past. The benchmarks of historical thinking focus on analyzing significance, continuity and change, causes and consequences, and considering moral dimensions.
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presentation at annual Higher Education Learning and Teaching Association of Southern Africa (Heltasa) conference at the University of the Free State, November 2014
The document discusses a research project on encouraging workers to take lunch breaks away from their desks. It notes that currently many workers rely on their desks as their primary eating station. The proposed solution is to create a convivial room to encourage social interaction during breaks and improve emotional and physical health. It then shows the process used to name the logo, combining words from different languages to get the name "Breika" which sounds like "break".
This document discusses research on smart working and more efficient workplaces. It explores flexible work hours to match employees' productivity levels as morning or night people. It also looks at the creation of new workplace environments characterized by connections between virtual and physical workspaces where employees can perform tasks from anywhere. The research suggests these smart working approaches can lead to optimal work results.
The document discusses workers continuing to work through lunch at their desks despite benefits to taking a break. It notes the phenomenon of "sad desk lunch" and references studies showing people feel guilty about taking breaks. Not taking breaks can negatively impact physical and emotional health. The desired outcome is to emphasize breaks and social interaction to improve health and performance. It proposes creating a room for workers to take breaks and eat lunch socially.
The document discusses a design project to encourage workers to take lunch breaks away from their desks. It identifies that workers often eat at their desks due to workload. The goal is to emphasize breaks and social interaction to improve health and performance. The proposed solution is to create a dedicated break room for eating. The project also includes designing a logo called "Breika" and creating motion graphics and a video to promote the break room concept.
The document discusses research conducted for a design studio on encouraging workers to take lunch breaks away from their desks. It identifies that many workers currently eat at their desks due to workload. The proposed solution is to create a dedicated break room space to improve social interaction and health. Logo design concepts were then created for this room, including sketches, a final logo, and motion graphics video to promote its purpose of encouraging breaks.
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1. The gift of helps involves serving and supporting others to accomplish tasks, taking burdens off of others and placing them on oneself.
2. The gift of giving involves donating liberally and sacrificially to meet needs, with singleness of mind and no consideration of self.
3. C.T. Studd exemplified the gift of giving by donating his entire inheritance from his wealthy father to various missionary organizations.
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1) Family records like letters, diaries and photos found in attics, basements, and archives.
2) Census records containing individual information held by Stats Canada and provincial archives.
3) Wills and probate files with estate details in provincial archives.
4) Cemetery records and maps providing context in historical societies and archives.
5) Newspapers, court documents, textbooks, and local government records revealing community insights in libraries and archives.
1. Archival research is valuable for social science research as archives contain primary source documents from the past that can be analyzed. 2. There are two main types of archives - public archives managed by the government and containing important historical documents, and private archives maintained by organizations like churches. 3. Archival documents provide an authoritative view into history but require careful analysis as some information may be misleading or propaganda. Archival research helps uncover truth and dispel stereotypes.
Lord John Abercromby was a Scottish antiquary known for his 1904 use of the term "beaker" to describe decorated Bronze Age pottery found across Europe. While his explanation that these represented migrating people groups has been disproven, his typological analysis remained influential. He endowed the Abercromby Chair of Archaeology at the University of Edinburgh. The Abu Simbel temples in Egypt, featuring sculptures of Ramses II and Nefertari, were threatened by rising waters from the Aswan Dam but were saved through an international project to dismantle and reassemble them above the new water line.
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The document discusses research conducted for a design studio on encouraging workers to take lunch breaks away from their desks. It identifies that many workers currently eat at their desks due to workload. The proposed solution is to create a dedicated break room space to improve social interaction and health. Logo design concepts were then created for this room, including sketches, a final logo, and motion graphics video to promote its purpose of encouraging breaks.
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The document describes the Medieval and Early Modern Embroidery Thesaurus (MAEME), which was created in 2015 as a controlled vocabulary for indexing embroidered objects from the 7th-16th centuries in Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and Eastern Europe. It contains preferred and non-preferred terms linked by relationships like USE, UF, BT, NT and RT. The thesaurus provides hierarchical listings of terms organized by facets like materials, objects, stitches and styles to aid indexing and retrieval of information about embroidered works.
This document provides an overview of the logo design process for an organizational name called WorkThink. It describes brainstorming potential name options, sketching various logo designs, developing color and typography versions, and presenting the final logo applied to examples like a t-shirt design. The process included gathering reference images, creating multiple logo versions, and selecting a final simplified design with an imaginative icon set against a modern typeface.
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The document summarizes the key points discussed at a meeting. The meeting addressed concerns about a rise in crime in the area. It was noted that more police patrols would be assigned to hot spots. Community organizations will also be engaged to help curb crime and promote safety. Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to the authorities.
1. The gift of helps involves serving and supporting others to accomplish tasks, taking burdens off of others and placing them on oneself.
2. The gift of giving involves donating liberally and sacrificially to meet needs, with singleness of mind and no consideration of self.
3. C.T. Studd exemplified the gift of giving by donating his entire inheritance from his wealthy father to various missionary organizations.
This document summarizes and responds to common arguments made by Young Earth Creationists regarding the age of the Earth. It addresses arguments about the perspicuity of Scripture, the meaning of "day" in Genesis, the use of "evening and morning", whether day can refer to a long period of time, dismissing passages as "just poetry", the appearance of age, presuppositions of naturalism vs the Bible, uniformitarianism, taking Genesis literally, lack of witnesses to creation, the description of creation as "very good", and accusations of compromise. The document provides counterarguments for each point to show that the issues are complex and that both sides must justify their interpretations.
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This document summarizes common primary document types and where to find them, including:
1) Family records like letters, diaries and photos found in attics, basements, and archives.
2) Census records containing individual information held by Stats Canada and provincial archives.
3) Wills and probate files with estate details in provincial archives.
4) Cemetery records and maps providing context in historical societies and archives.
5) Newspapers, court documents, textbooks, and local government records revealing community insights in libraries and archives.
1. Archival research is valuable for social science research as archives contain primary source documents from the past that can be analyzed. 2. There are two main types of archives - public archives managed by the government and containing important historical documents, and private archives maintained by organizations like churches. 3. Archival documents provide an authoritative view into history but require careful analysis as some information may be misleading or propaganda. Archival research helps uncover truth and dispel stereotypes.
Lord John Abercromby was a Scottish antiquary known for his 1904 use of the term "beaker" to describe decorated Bronze Age pottery found across Europe. While his explanation that these represented migrating people groups has been disproven, his typological analysis remained influential. He endowed the Abercromby Chair of Archaeology at the University of Edinburgh. The Abu Simbel temples in Egypt, featuring sculptures of Ramses II and Nefertari, were threatened by rising waters from the Aswan Dam but were saved through an international project to dismantle and reassemble them above the new water line.
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Introduction:
Antique notes refer to historical documents, letters, diaries, or manuscripts that are of significant age and value. These notes offer a unique glimpse into the past, providing valuable insights into the thoughts, experiences, and events of previous generations. They are cherished artifacts that help historians, researchers, and collectors piece together the narrative of our shared history.Antique notes hold immense cultural and historical significance. They shed light on the personal lives of notable individuals, reveal social customs and norms of past eras, and provide firsthand accounts of important events. These documents can offer fresh perspectives on well-known historical events and challenge existing narratives, making them invaluable resources for scholars and enthusiasts alike.
The history of Antique notes:
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Ancient Civilizations: The origins of writing can be traced back to ancient civilizations such as Mesopotamia (c. 3200 BCE), Egypt (c. 3100 BCE), and China (c. 1200 BCE). These civilizations used various writing systems, such as cuneiform, hieroglyphics, and oracle bone script, to record important information and communicate.
Papyrus Scrolls: In ancient Egypt, papyrus scrolls became a common medium for writing. Papyrus, a material made from the pith of the papyrus plant, was used to create long sheets that could be rolled up. These scrolls contained texts ranging from religious texts and legal documents to literary works.
Ancient Libraries: The ancient world saw the establishment of notable libraries that served as repositories of knowledge. One of the most famous examples is the Library of Alexandria in Egypt, founded in the 3rd century BCE. These libraries collected and preserved numerous ancient texts, including letters, manuscripts, and historical documents.
Medieval Manuscripts: During the Middle Ages, the production of handwritten manuscripts became prevalent. Monastic scriptoria were responsible for copying and preserving ancient texts, including religious manuscripts, philosophical works, and historical records. These manuscripts were often elaborately decorated with illustrations and illuminated initials.
Printing Press and Early Printed Books: The invention of the printing press by Johannes Gutenberg in the 15th century revolutionized the production of books. Printed books became more accessible, but handwritten notes still remained valuable and were often associated with important individuals, such as monarchs, scholars, and artists.
Correspondence and Personal Notes: Handwritten letters and personal notes have been exchanged throughout history. Notable figures such as philosophers, scientists, writers, and political leaders often wrote personal correspondence that provides insights into thei
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HY 1010, Western Civilization I 1
Course Learning Outcomes for Unit I
Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to:
3. Discuss key individuals in Western culture.
3.1 Identify key figures instrumental in the establishment of early civilization.
3.2 Identify actions, innovations, and/or events by influential individuals.
3.3 Discuss how notable individuals through 510 B.C.E. influenced the modern world.
Course/Unit Learning
Outcomes
Learning Activity
3.1
Unit Lesson
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Unit I Assessment
3.2
Unit Lesson
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Unit I Assessment
3.3
Unit Lesson
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Unit I Assessment
Reading Assignment
Chapter 1: Origins to 1200 B.C.E.
Chapter 2: Small Kingdoms and Mighty Empires in the Near East, 1200–510 B.C.E.
Unit Lesson
Today, when we refer to the West, its meaning can vary greatly depending on context, location, and
familiarity of an individual. Looking at a globe, west may appropriately refer to the left of any specific point for
some people; for others, it can serve as a reminder of a specific time and place, such as the American
Western frontier. In the context of world history, the West is a shorthand reference to not just a location but a
people, a socioeconomic tradition, and a common ancestry that traces its lineage to the earliest examples of
life and society.
In Unit I, we will focus on these earliest traces of world culture and witness the emergence of the organization
of national, cultural, and societal segregation from a time when they did not exist. To start, when looking at
the earliest evidence of culture, it is necessary to understand why periods of time are labeled.
Starting in the 19th century, science and the humanities worked together to distinguish and divide periods for
ease of reference. This division is central to geology and archaeology being able to classify millions of years
of undocumented history into an understandable form. Historians primarily focus on periods with proven
inhabitants, whether the proof is in terms of written, artistic, or artifactual evidence. The terms Old Stone and
Paleolithic refer to the period from as early as 3.4 million years ago up to 9000 Before Common Era (B.C.E.),
while New Stone and Neolithic refer to the period directly following (McKay et al., 2017).
UNIT I STUDY GUIDE
Pre-Civilization
HY 1010, Western Civilization I 2
UNIT x STUDY GUIDE
Title
Old and New Stone Eras
There is argument concerning how long ago the earliest hominid (i.e., erect two-legged mammal) began to
resemble what we today call human. Looking at the Old Stone era, the years it encompasses reflect a period
in which there is evidence of use of weapons and simple tools, such as hooks, traps, leather coverings, and
flint for fire. For modern researchers, the mention of stone is a reference to the materials primarily found in
artifacts from the era.
Scientists and a.
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The document provides an overview of key concepts related to archives and archivists, including definitions of archives, manuscripts, personal papers, and archivists. It also discusses the history and establishment of archives in the United States, New York State, and New York City and why archives are important as well as who uses archives.
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Using Heraldry in Local
History and Genealogical
Research
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Family History Program