Thursday Anthro Classes

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Greek & Roman Archaeology

Today's lesson is on funerary practices. I want you to pair off with a partner and list the commeon funerary practices of the Greeks and Romans and then compose a short essay explaining the similarities and differences between them.


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Remember: After three missed homeworks, you will receive detention

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Linguistics

I hope you all studied Egyptian Hieroglyphs. No, I'm not going to quiz you on them, but I thought it would be nice to be familiar with them.

Now, in order to understand the grammar of another language, it helps to know the grammar of one's own native language, first, as it often applies to other languages.

Define the following terms as they pertain to your native language: Noun, Verb, Direct Object, Indirect Object, Tense, Mood, Voice, Syntax, Diction, Subjunctive, Imperfect

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Re: Greco-Roman

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Beka slides into her seat looking exhausted but with an incandescently sweet smile on her face. She has coffee, but only for her. In fact, if there's anyone else in the room, including Dr. Jackson, she's entirely unaware of them. She stares out the window. Remembering.




[OOC: Beka's mun noticed class came up. Beka's mun is beat with stick tired and in different time zone than teacher. Beka's mun is going back to sleep now, but will turn in homework when she waits. Anyone wanting to mock Beka does so at their own risk, and with the full knowledge that when Beka's mun wakes, it's likely Beka may hunt you down like the dog that you are, and yes, I'm talking to you Mr. Sheppard. *g*]