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In Case You Missed It...
A monthly recap of our best blog posts
From our first teacher-submitted curriculum to recipes that stand the test of time, the AntiquityNOW blog was a center for learning and delicious delights this month.
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The Use of Symbols in Egyptian Religion: High School World History
A curriculum by Ms. Sharlyn Scott
Designed for high school students in honors World History or Geography, this curriculum by Sharlyn Scott, social studies teacher at Desert Vista High School in Phoenix, Arizona, leads students from the ancient to the modern, asking them to “analyze artwork, sculpture and architecture to determine different cultural world views and values.†AntiquityNOW is thrilled to share this thoughtful work, developed after Scott's Fulbright Hays study tour to Egypt in the summer of 2010.
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The Year of the Wooden Horse
Celebrating Chinese New Year
January 31, 2014 is the first day of the New Year on the Chinese calendar. Symbolizing adventure and romance, the wooden horse represents opportunity to pursue a brighter fortune. We’ll be posting a series of blogs during January and February to commemorate this ancient holiday. Click here to stay posted!
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Recipes with a Past: E-book Edition
Free Download Now Available
This 55-page ancient recipe book is a must-read for any foodie or historian! From beverages and libations, to appetizers and main dishes, Recipes with a Past has got you covered. Plus, check out favorites from AntiquityNOW staff.
Click here for your free download!
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From the Archives
Exploring the cultural significance of graffiti
In a post from December 2012, we explore connections between ancient graffiti and modern street art. Learn how preserved ancient graffiti gives us a glimpse of daily life hundreds of years ago. Read more.
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Find unique gifts for history-lovers at The Bazaar, AntiquityNOW's new online shop!
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