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=**Things you need to add to or do with this page for practice:**=

DONE> 1. A bunch of typed text DONE> 2. an uploaded picture DONE> 3. a link to a website. [[[|Gale Student Resource Center] (Password: beaver) DONE> 4. save your work. DONE> 5. go to somebody else's practice page DONE> 6. click on discussion. DONE> 7. leave them a message DONE> 8. go back to your page DONE> 9. click on the discussion tab DONE> 10. respond to somebody's message.

=**Research Paper and Museum Project on Cuneiform**= Most of my notes are embedded in my outline. But I used the format from Mr. Albritton a few times as follows:

**Outline and Running Notes**
From 10/1/08

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[[[|Wojahn, Rebecca. "Cuneiform--the world's first writing.(mesopotamian writing)." Appleseeds. 7. 2 (Oct 2004): 14(3). Student Resource Center - Junior. Gale. Beaver Country Day School. 19 Sep. 2008 .]

[|Gale 2] http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/de/US_Supreme_Court.JPG Greek Architecture for tourists in DC I. US supreme court A. Columns a. Corinthian b. Shows decoration on topc. Greek proportionsB. Triangles-pediments on top a. Frequently used in Greek temples b. Elaborately decoratedc. The first thing that people looked at when they looked at a buildingC. Sculptures of important people at entrance a. Reminiscent of the statutes of gods on greek buildings b. Were sometimes supposed to be “guards”c. Other times they were sculptures of the gods, or goddesses who the temple or building was dedicated toD. Same materials used a. Marble used for columns and exterior b. In early Greek times ( before 600 BCE) marble wasn’t used for columns wood wasc. In 600 BCE marble became the material of choice for Greek columns known as petrifactionII. A. Arches a. Greeks were first ones to use stone arches b. Used to show grandeurc. Very impressiveB. Columns a. Not accurately used b. The Greeks wouldn’t have used two courinthean columns they wouldhav used a Doric instead Davin
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