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It depends on which era you are considering. in Pre-classical and archaic Greece it depended on the region. Mycenaean architects tended to be more ornate then say the Minoans. Classical Greece, however, were focused on symmetry. I know of no other thing that Greek Architects valued as highly.
Who valued canopic jars the most?
They were highly valued because the gunpowder and longbow wasn't still invented.
they valued fur for fur trade, and the valued free religion .
A right of life, liberty, property. Or has something to do with the 3 separation of powers that is divided into 3 branches of government.
There are a few qualities that are valued in herbs grown in the castle garden. One quality is that they are fresh.
There are a few qualities that are valued in herbs grown in the castle garden. One quality is that they are fresh.
There are a few qualities that are valued in herbs grown in the castle garden. One quality is that they are fresh.
no really, but it's really important to have.
A look back in history lets us understand how the participants reacted to actions leading up to, during and even after the studied event. By understanding the impact these actions had and how the reactions shaped ensuing events, gives us insight into the best methods to employ.
An example of an achetype is The Hero, where the protagonist goes through some kind of journey and shows the qualities and abilites valued by his culture.
Physical strength, bravery, and a sort of bigger is better mentality in children.
Equality in the UK means that everyone is valued as individuals. It also means that everyone has equal rights.
Basic rights for all Individual freedoms protected Life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness Laws ensure justice Our rights in writing Fair trials for all Rights that must be upheld Individual liberty valued Equality for every citizen
For me, it is happiness and wisdom. Having both of these qualities makes you young at heart but old in the mind and soul, creating a balanced human being with impeccable judgement.
Every diamond is valued according to its carat weight, its colour, its cut and its clarity. Those four qualities determine any diamond's monetary value.
The cut of a diamond is what gives the mineral contained within the stone its access to reflective and refractive qualities of light. If a diamond is poorly cut, it will not have the 'fire', or dazzle of a well-cut stone.