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Today we recreated three different types of battle formation: hoplites, phalanx, and manipole. Our main questions going through this lab were about the learning curve, the ceiling, and what made us feel safe or in danger. Hoplite Formation: We started out with the hoplite formation which involved interlocking shields and swords. The shields got heavy…
Oscar, Losh and Shreya INTRODUCTION This week we shifted away from our discussion of shepherds to focus on ancient forms of bread-making. We specifically talked about the cultivation of wheat, and the formal processes of turning wheat into a baked product. We discussed the importance of different grain varieties in the ancient world, and how…
Summary: This week I was the data recorder for our lab group (comprised of Feraidon AbdulRahimzai, Jonah Tannen, Aselya Gullickson, and myself). We worked with an above-ground fire pit, recreating ancient ritual practices. First, we put our oxtail and cow femur-bone on the fire, and then roasted our splanchna (kidney, liver, and heart). In the…