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Essay Instructions: Discuss the elements of Greek and Roman Classical art and architecture. How was the art influenced by the culture, history, and politics of the time? What example of it still exist today and why?

Essay Instructions: Paper is for a Art History class 100. The teacher wants a paper that will pare and contrast Eygptian, Greek, and Roman sculpters. Make this the topic: Eygptian, Greek and Roman Sculpters.
I will fax info that is out of my book so you may include that in the paper as well as other works cited from other resources. The cover letter that will include info from the book will state the topic of the paper, and my name Brenda Palmer.
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Papers are to be typed in 12 point times roman, double spaced, one inch margins on both sides.
Include bibliography page too.
Thank you very much,
Brenda

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Essay Instructions: Answer this question:
In what ways do you find that Greek and Roman deities differe from one another? In what ways are they similar? Select at least three Greek or Roman deities for comparison.


Required reading: Morford and Lenardon pages: 108-115, 391-408, 472-489.

Essay Instructions: Approaches to Protecting Classical Underwater Archaeology Sites
Thousands of Classical Greek and Roman archaeological sites are under water, either
because the water level has changed, thereby submerging sites that were previously above water,
or because they are ship-wreck sites. Of all the types of archaeological sites, these underwater
sites are the hardest to protect against illicit pillaging, since it is impossible to monitor thousands
of square kilometres of sea or ocean. While some of the dangers come from professional looters,
there is also a more na?ve and uninformed element of the population, namely people who are on
vacation and decide to go diving; they do not know about national and international laws against
taking antiquities, so they are stunned when they are stopped and arrested at customs for trying to
take a ?souvenir? from their diving trip home.
Underwater sites and shipwrecks that date back to Classical antiquity can be found
everywhere that the Greeks and Romans held sway, not only in the Mediterranean, but also in
parts of the Atlantic Ocean (e.g., along the shores of England, Morocco, and Portugal) and along
the rivers that connect the Mediterranean to the continental interior of Europe, Egypt, and so
forth. Therefore many countries are all trying to cope with the problem of how to prevent looting of underwater sites. For this essay, compare how various present-day countries have taken steps
to protect their underwater Classical (Greek and/or Roman) archaeological sites, as well as what
scholars recommend as further steps to be taken, then draw your own conclusions about how this
problem could best be resolved.