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The artifact that I have chosen is from the Louvre in Paris. It is the law code of Hammurabi. The Louvre is one of the most famous museums in the world. Located in Paris, it contains works from around the world, both archaeological and artistic, including things like the Mona Lisa. The Louvre was founded in 1792. It contains many different collections. Antiquities contained are from Egypt, the Near East (Mesopotamia, etc.), Greece, Rome and more. There is a section on Islamic art. Sculpture and painting are also represented. Many of the works are French, but there is representation of other major European art traditions as well. The Louvre is also an architectural wonder, including the famous Louvre Pyramid in the front of the museum, designed by IM Pei.
The Hammurabi Code is an ancient stele that is found in the Department of Near Eastern Antiquities. It is a large carved piece, with both images and text. The text describes...
The work is significant as an early code of law, and the fact that the law was published so that the citizens would know the laws of the land. The laws are specific, regarding things like crimes, commerce and other issues of the day. They are written in an ancient script, but we know this script and the laws have been deciphered. The code dates back to ancient Mesopotamia, which is modern day Iraq, and was from around 1772 BCE. Hammurabi was the sixth king of Babylon, which was one of the great empires of the time. The stele is made out of diorite and is over seven feet tall. It is written in cuneiform script, which is one of the early forms of writing, and the one used in ancient Mesopotamia at the time. The stele was found in Iran in 1901 by a Swiss archaeologist. It is believed that the stele arrived there after a local king took it as a prize from…
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Ode Grecian Entering the Greek and Roman art section of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, I was first struck by the skillful lighting and the overall professionalism inherent in the displays. There were not as many people in this section as in some of the others I had visited that day. Yet because of the caliber of artifacts exhibited at the Met, I still felt continuity with
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Building Coalitions Early on in my career I recognized that building coalitions was a highly regarded quality within the federal government, and it became my goal to be respected by both civilian and military leaders. Throughout the course of my career, I have been able to build strong relationships with many outstanding colleagues and have been involved with successful actions at high levels of government which have allowed me ample opportunities