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DIA Scavenger Hunt Group Member #1 __________________________

Ancient Mesopotamia

1. Cuneiform

2. Warrior Society

3. Money Economy

4. Gates of Ishtar

5. Polytheism

6. Bronze Age

Ancient Egypt

7. Hieroglyphics

8. Human Mummy

9. Mummification Tools

10. Egyptian Afterlife

11. Book of the Dead

12. Veneration of Animals

14. Poltheisim

14. Role of the Pharoah

Ancient India

15. Vishnu

16. Brahma

17. Another Hindu God

18. Warrior Society

19. Mahabharata

20. Cultural Diffusion

Ancient China

21. Calligraphy

22. Chinese Geography

23. The Teachings of Confucius

24. Daoism

25. Chinese Buddhism

26. Chinese Exports

Ancient Greece

27. Fresco

28. Archaic Period

29. Hellenic Architecture

30. Hellenistic Art

31. Greek Admiration of the Male Human Body

32. Painting of Greek Mythology

33. Sculpture of Greek Mythology

34. Trojan War Armor

Ancient Rome

35. Mosaic

36. First Roman Emperor

37. A Notoriously Bad Roman Emperor

38. Leader of the Roman Republic

39. Rome’s Military Greatness

40. The Punic Wars

41. Painting of Roman Mythology

42. Sculpture of Roman Mythology

43. Greco-Roman Architecture

Medieval Western Europe

44. Gothic Architecture

45. Wealth and Power of the Catholic Church

46. Saints of the Catholic Church

47. The Veneration of Mary

48. Illumination

49. Armor of Medieval Knights

50. A Knight Honored in Death

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