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What is the name of an early medieval mainly Irish alphabet?
Ogham
How did early cultures develop?
The early cultures developed mainly from the day to day activities that people were engaged in. Such activities became norms and were the basis of early cultures.
Why did the infrastructure of the early US develop mainly through water transportation?
It was quicker and easier to transport goods by water.
What US city had the most immigrants in the early 1900s?
Millions of immigrants came from other countries, mainly from Europe and settled in America's cities, mainly in the urban centers.
Who were the enemies of Han Dynasty?
The Xiong Nu mainly, and the Xian Bei during the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Who used the early cunieform writing?
Sumeria
Who was the most celebrated of the early kings of Sumeria?
Gilgamesh
Does altar have its origin in Greek mythology?
No. Altars existed as early as Sumeria (4000-5000 years before Greece).
What functioned first does a chordate pharyngeal slits appear to have?
Chordate pharyngeal slits initially functioned in filter-feeding to help retain food particles in early vertebrates. Over time, they evolved to serve multiple roles in respiration, sound production, and communication in different chordate species.
Who was responsible for Christianity?
Technically, Jesus is responsbile for the origin of Christianity, seeing as the religion is based around him. However, the tradition of Christianity was not set by Jesus; it developed over time, but was begun mainly by early Jewish Christian believers, especially the twelve apostles, who functioned as early leaders. Saint Paul (and later, more extremely, Marcion) are largely responsible for separating Christianity from Judaism.
What is the name of the first vampire discovered?
Reference get quite thin and suspect in the early bronze-age but accounts are to be had from Sumeria and Babylon. The first one with a name is Alen-buk.
What did Stonehenge architecturally functioned to aid this branch of science?
Stonehenge is believed to have functioned as an astronomical observatory, aiding the study of celestial events. Its alignment with the solstices and other astronomical phenomena suggests it was used to mark seasonal changes and track solar and lunar cycles. This architectural design facilitated early understanding of timekeeping and agricultural planning, playing a crucial role in the development of early astronomy.
What was the internet mainly used for in its early years in the public domain?
It was mainly used for research...I think
What was the Malays jobs in the early Singapore?
They were mainly policemen
What is the name of an early medieval mainly Irish alphabet?
Ogham
In the early 1800s schools depended mainly on for support.?
Charity
What did the early Britons create for a monument that was used as an astronomical calendar?
The early Britons created Stonehenge as a monument that also functioned as an astronomical calendar. The placement of the stones aligns with the movements of the sun and moon, allowing for tracking of celestial events such as solstices and equinoxes.
