'Animal bones' presentation slideshows

Mechanical Property of Bio-material

Mechanical Property of Bio-material. Physical Properties of Bio-Materials (III-B). Poching Wu, Ph.D. Department of Bio-Mechatronic Engineering National Ilan University. Compression Test.

1.37k views • 87 slides

530 views • 37 slides

KILLER APES

1k views • 36 slides

421 views • 31 slides

Flashcards for China Quiz

Flashcards for China Quiz. He was one of the Qin leaders. He formed a strong central government. Shi Huangdi. Shang Priests used these to write to the Gods. The were usually animal bones or turtle shells. Oracle Bones. Simple drawings, characters for words. Pictographs.

424 views • 31 slides

Arctic Explorer: The Story of Matthew Henson

Arctic Explorer: The Story of Matthew Henson. Jeff Cole Bishop Elementary. Background: Matthew Henson. Proper Nouns-Capitalization-Peary, Matthew, Eskimos, Inuits, Artic, North Pole Italicize titles such as: North Greenland Expedition, Kite North Pole, 70 degrees north latitude

725 views • 26 slides

Arctic Explorer: The Story of Matthew Henson

Arctic Explorer: The Story of Matthew Henson. Jeff Cole Bishop Elementary. Background: Matthew Henson. Proper Nouns-Capitalization-Peary, Matthew, Eskimos, Inuits, Artic, North Pole Italicize titles such as: North Greenland Expedition, Kite North Pole, 70 degrees north latitude

924 views • 26 slides

Key Question: What were the conditions like for children in the novel Oliver Twist?

379 views • 24 slides

Impacts of Fire on Cultural Resources

460 views • 22 slides

Museum Entrance

Press for Curator. Gathering Room. Welcome to Native American Foods. Museum Entrance. Hunting Room. Farming Room. Museum Entrance. Gathering. Room 2. Museum Entrance. Hunting Room. Room 3. Farming Room. Room 4. Museum Entrance. Baking Cornbread .

438 views • 21 slides

Our Island Home

378 views • 20 slides

The Shang Dynasty

483 views • 17 slides

NATIVE AMERICANS

NATIVE AMERICANS. The Eastern Woodlands. THINK. 1. How do you think Native Americans in the Eastern Woodlands lived? I think they fished, hunted, and grew their own food. I think they went hunting with spears and bow and arrows. They survived by eating fish and drank river water.

430 views • 14 slides

Introduction

232 views • 12 slides

Franklin River

By Zac Healy. Franklin River. Franklin River Campaign 1976-83. Early in 1976, Bob and a friend, Paul Smith, rafted the Franklin River in rubber rafts which had made them realise the importance and beauty of the river.

234 views • 8 slides

What Traits Characterize Humans?

What Traits Characterize Humans?. Bipedal Locomotion Involves modifications of pelvis, femur, and backbone Various hypotheses regarding benefits, including free hands (vs. knuckle- walking and brachiation of great apes) Large Brain Size

172 views • 5 slides

The First Nations

241 views • 5 slides

Chinese dynasties Day

248 views • 5 slides

Roy Chapman Andrews

Roy Chapman Andrews . Young life and job By Jabor Al-kuwari 6A

150 views • 3 slides

Native Americans Gave Thanks

Native Americans Gave Thanks. Iroquois were thankful for natural resources. Deer, moose, rabbit, and beaver were sources of food for the Iroquois. The hides of animals were used for clothing. The Iroquois made tools and weapons from items like animal bones and wood. Potlatch by Makayla.

175 views • 3 slides